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21151

Virginia Regional Medical Center

ORFALD, Robert William (I1313)

21152

Virginia was born and raised in Wisconsin, but moved to Missouri after her marriage, and then to Englewood, Florida, when her husband, Robert C. Roussin, retired. She was the loving mother of Carla D. Maessen, Robert C. Roussin (Georgia), and Rebecca J. Stevenson (Gary).

As the oldest girl in a family with 14 children, Virginia took on adult responsibilities at an early age. She went to work at age 13 as a maid, and later worked in several shoe factories. She was a creative seamstress and skilled crafter, Sunday School teacher, choir member, Lutheran Women's Missionary League member and leader. She enjoyed playing bridge and golfing with her friends at the Rotonda Golf Club. She and her husband were founding members of Redeemer Lutheran Church, Englewood.

In addition to her husband Robert, Mrs. Roussin was preceded in death by her parents, Elmer Birdell and Bessie (Mathison) Johnson, six brothers (Emery, Gordon, Kenneth, Warren, Darold, and Ronald Johnson) and three sisters Marjorie Moehring, Eileen Pietrowski, and June Sannes, and well as her son-in-law Harley Maessen and her grandson Mark D. Maessen.

Mrs. Roussin is survived by her three children; three grandchildren -Paul G. Maessen, Matthew Stevenson (wife Elizabeth Zimmerman) , and Hope Manion (husband Thomas Manion); and three great-grandchildren -Jordan H. Maessen, Jane R. Manion, and Saoirse A. Manion. She is also survived by one brother, Robert C. Johnson, and three sisters Marilyn Pagel, Carol Mueller, and Nancy Wunderlich, as well as numerous nephews and nieces and their children.

JOHNSON, Virginia Mae (I34287)

21153

Viroqua High School, class of ‘57.

An obit:

Sgt. Kenneth L. Morkrid, 31, formerly of Viroqua, fell to his death Saturday, Feb. 14, while participating in a cliff-scaling exercise at Ft. Bragg, N.C. He was a paratrooper with a Green Beret , Company C of the 6th Special Forces Group at Ft. Bragg. Sgt. Morkrid entered service April 17, 1958, and had served three years in Germany and two tours of duty in Vietnam.
He was born to M. and Mrs. Martin Morkrid Jan. 20, 1939, in Viroqua and graduated from Viroqua High School. Surviving are his widow, Karen, formerly of Readstown; three daughters, Cynthia, Teresa and Kimberly, and one son, Kenneth Jr., all of Ft. Bragg; his parents of Viroqua; one brother, Earl of Viroqua; four sisters, Mrs. Harlan Johnson of Viroqua, Mrs. James McCarter of Kenosha, Mrs. Theodore Larson of Westby and Mrs. Robert Kelsey of Viola; grandparents, Mrs. Susie Morkrid of Viroqua and Mr. And Mrs. Harvey Fish of Viroqua.
Services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Church of Christ at Readstown. A Ft. Bragg chaplin and the Rev. George Weber will officiate. Burial will be in the Readstown Cemetery.

MORKRID, Kenneth L (I16338)

21154

Viroqua hospital

SEVERSON, Helen (I32265)

21155

Vist

VIST, Nils Olsen (I26619)

21156

Vist

VIST, Ole Nilssen (I26659)

21157

Vist on Volhaugen; Geni World Family Tree says 1736

FÅREN, Anne Ellingsdatter (I26661)

21158

Viste (“Widste”)

STRØND, Ole Olsson (I7673)

21159

Vivian L. Sondrol, age 81, of Glenwood and formerly of Sunburg, died Thursday, Sept. 20, at the Glenwood Retirement Village in Glenwood.

Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 24, at Hope Lutheran Church in Sunburg. Interment will be at West Norway Lake Lutheran Cemetery.

Vivian Lucille Sondrol was born on December 18, 1930, in Villard, Minnesota, the daughter of John and Florence (Eldridge) Adolphsen. She grew up in Villard, was baptized at the Villard Methodist Church, was confirmed at West Norway Lake Lutheran Church and graduated from Villard High School in 1948. On May 10, 1952, Vivian was married to R. LuVerne Sondrol and they lived and farmed in the Sunburg community. Vivian was a homemaker and later worked at Fingerhut in Benson for 10 years. From 1973-1977 Vivian and LuVerne owned and operated the Glacial Trail Supper Club in Sunburg. Vivian also worked at the Sunburg Cafe. In 1988, they moved to Glenwood and owned and operated the Reno Inn on Lake Reno. In 1996, they sold the Reno Inn and Vivian has since worked as a secretary for the family business, Sondrol Excavating. She enjoyed reading, traveling and dancing.

She is survived by her husband, LuVerne of Glenwood; one son, Steven (and Jeanne) Sondrol of Murdock; three daughters, Janice (and Charles) Nichols of Grove City, Karen (and Chuck) Huseby of Kerkhoven and Kathy (and Tim) Hanson of Sunburg; 14 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Also surviving is one brother, Richard (and Mary) Adolphsen of Villard; one sister, Geraldine (and Harold) Nowling of Sauk Centre; and one brother-in-law: Sherman Qual of Mahnomen, besides other relatives and friends.

She was preceded in death by her parents; one sister, Sandra Qual and one granddaughter, Andrea Hanson.

ADOLPHSON, Vivian Lucille (I13953)

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Vol 02, p. 0234, Reel 44, image 0448

FLØTTUM, Ole Christian Anderson (I25)