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Verna M. Nicholson, 93, of Spring Lake Park, went home to be with the Lord while asleep at her home on January 8, 2023. Verna was born February 12, 1929 to August and Bertha Kilde in Hornet Township, North of Blackduck MN, the sixth of eleven children in a close, loving, musically gifted family.
She accepted Christ as her Savior at the age of 12 during an evangelistic meeting led by Herb Rockensock at the Hornet Town Hall. She was a faithful follower of Christ the rest of her life. Like her mother, she showed Christ’s love and grace to everyone she met, loving unreservedly. She had a way of making those who knew her feel special.
Verna graduated from Blackduck H.S. in 1947, lettering in choral music. She married the love of her life, Roy Nicholson, October 30, 1948, in Blackduck. They lived in Wadena, rural Blackduck, St. Paul, Duluth, the Evergreen Trailer Park near Aurora, Eveleth, Napa CA, rural Grand Rapids MN and Spring Lake Park.
She taught Sunday School in Napa, playing guitar and singing for Sunday School and church. A gracious hostess, she enjoyed fellowship with the women’s group in Napa and the Birthday Club in Spring Lake Park. Verna was part of the MOPS childcare team at Emmanuel Christian Center for many years. She also provided childcare in her home.
She was a wonderful mother and homemaker. She was especially known for her baking skills, forming perfectly round buns, bread loaves, cinnamon rolls, pies, and cookies. She enjoyed having coffee with friends and family at her kitchen table.
Extended family was always very important. Mom loved being with her people on both sides of the family. Mom and Dad looked forward to the annual Kilde Reunion at the Hornet Town Hall. Later mom would attend the reunion now being held at the site of her childhood home. They loved camping at Webster Lake near Blackduck, where local relatives would come to visit. They also cherished the annual Nicholson extended family campout at McCarthy Beach State Park each September.
In retirement they enjoyed traveling in their conversion van to the North Shore, Southern Illinois, Texas, Florida, and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. They attended grandchildren’s college graduations in Greenville South Carolina and a wedding in Ohio.
She was preceded in death by infant son Roy Vernan (1960) and husband Roy (2002). She is survived by her children, Allen (Barb), Dennis (Terri), John (Jan), Don (Sherry), Ron, and Joy (Tim) Berg; sister Jennie Hanson, sister-in-law Camilla (Kilde) Scott, 16 grandchildren, 55 great-grandchildren, 1 great-great-grandchild, and many nieces and nephews. | KILDE, Verna Marie (I9602)
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Vernice I. Stier, age 95, of Grand Meadow died Friday July 10, 2020 at her home in Grand Meadow.
She was born January 31, 1925 to Clarence and Bertha (Skogstad) Simonson on a farm near Grand Meadow. She attended and graduated from Grand Meadow High School in 1944 and was united in marriage to Phillip Stier on September 26, 1945 at St Finbarr Catholic Church in Grand Meadow and together they had 9 children. Vernice was a homemaker for the majority of her life, at age 60 she started working at Grand Meadow Health Care and continued to work there for 10 years. After her retirement from the Care Center Vernice and Phillip enjoyed wintering in Mesa, AZ for many years. She enjoyed bowling, music, dancing, cocktail hour with a brandy old fashioned, playing pinochle and driving her golf cart around Grand Meadow but most of all she enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren and having a good time.
She is survived by her children; Annette (Pat) Hefling of Tomahawk, WI, Mark (Theresa) Stier of Grand Meadow, Connie (Frank) Mignone of Hamel, MN, Terry (Lisa) Stier of Montgomery, MN, Less (Chery) Stier of Grand Meadow, Pam (Craig) Stacey of Deephaven, MN, Patti Stier of Burnsville, MN and Jim (Randi) Stier of Grand Meadow, 28 grandchildren, 59 great-grandchildren and a great-great grandson.
She was preceded in death by her husband Phillip on October 24, 2006, a son Stephen, a grandson Brandon and 3 brothers; Everett, Chuck and Curt.
A public visitation will be held from 10 A.M. until 11 A.M. on Friday July 17, 2020 at St Finbarr Catholic Church. St Finbarr Catholic Church requests masks be worn and social distancing be followed. A private funeral Mass for the family will take place later that day.
The family would like to extend a special thank you to her niece Julie Burgess for the loving care she extended to Vernice over the last couple years. | SIMONSON, Vernice Ilene (I11739)
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VERNON COUNTY — A 40-year-old Viola man died early Saturday after his vehicle hit a tree Friday night north of Avalanche, according to the Vernon County Sheriff’s Department. Jerry D. Mikkelson was pronounced dead by the Vernon County Coroner’s Office at Gundersen Lutheran hospital in La Crosse.
The sheriff’s department said Mikkelson was going east on Leum Road, about one mile west of Highway S, when he lost control and went off the road.
The fatal crash, the first of the year in Vernon County, was under investigation.
His obit:
Jerry David Mikkelson, age 40 of Viola, died Saturday, March 13, 2010, as the result of an auto accident.
He was born in Janesville, Wis., on July 28, 1969, to Arden and Madonna (Clark) Mikkelson. Jerry was confirmed at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Viroqua and graduated from the Viroqua High School. On Dec. 19, 2006, he was united in marriage to Rebecca Tyo. Jerry worked at Nelson Muffler prior to working at S&S Cycle and has been a welder for 15 years. He enjoyed NASCAR and has raced at the La Crosse Speedway.
Jerry is survived by his wife, Rebecca; children, Zachary and Madison; mother, Madonna Buros (Gary Everson) of Soldiers Grove; brother, Jason (Kristy) of Westby; sister, Krista Buros (Billy Everson) of Viroqua; niece, Kori; nephew, Bailey; maternal grandmother, Rita Clark; and many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
He was preceded in death by his father, Arden, July 31, 1982; stepfather, Ron Buros on March 6, 2001; paternal grandparents, Eileen and Lawrence Mikkelson; and maternal grandfather, Bernard Clark.
Funeral services were Wednesday, March 17, 2010, at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Viroqua. Father Robert J. Cook officiated with burial in Viroqua Cemetery. Friends called on Tuesday evening, March 16, 2010, at the Vosseteig-Larson Funeral Home in Viroqua. Friends also called on Wednesday at the church before the time of the services. | MIKKELSON, Jerry David (I4400)
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Alice L. (Halverson) Jones, age 91, of Monroe, formerly of Dodgeville, died on Sunday, February 9, 2020 at Pleasant View Nursing Home in Monroe following a brief illness.
Alice was born on June 16, 1928 in Jonesdale, one of 17 children of Henry and Clara (Skews) Halverson. She married Vernon Harris Sr. in 1946. They parted in 1958. Later in life, Alice became a caregiver for Roy Wilberger. They lived in Seattle, WA and enjoyed traveling much of the United States and Canada. They moved back to Dodgeville in 1990.
Alice enjoyed following many sports teams including the Badgers, Packers and Brewers. She enjoyed playing baseball with her siblings while growing up and had her own softball team in Dodgeville later on. She enjoyed deer hunting in her younger years. Her house was always well decorated, spotless and well organized and surrounded by flowers. Alice liked to follow the latest fashion trends and was quick to try something new.
She was preceded in death by her parents; a two year old daughter, Sherry Harris; 15 siblings, Henry, Laverne, Burnell, Victor, Larry, Doral, Keith, Johnny and Ruth Halverson; Dora Kolinski; Shirley Jones; Mary Boyle; Wayne; Willy and Betty Williams; her former husband, Vern Harris and her friend, Roy Wilberger.
Alice is survived by six sons, David (Julie) Harris of Argyle; Steve (Gloria) Harris of Sidney MT; Gary Harris of Monticello; Bob (Teri) Harris of Sidney, MT; Vern (Jo) Harris of Monroe and Rocky (Cathy) Roberts of Elizabeth Town, KY; three daughters, Brenda Roberts of Pasadena, TX; Angela (Kevin) Smith of Edwards, MO and GiGi Porter of Emporia, KS; numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren; a brother, and Chuck (Marion) Halverson of Madison; as well as many nieces, nephews and friends.
Funeral services will be held at 12:00 Noon on Saturday, February 15, 2020 at the Lulloff-Peterson-Houck Funeral Home in Dodgeville. Gary Halverson will officiate with burial in East Side Cemetery. | HALVERSON, Alice (I40755)
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Daniel Burreson says Halvor “was killed in the woods while felling trees.”
His entry in Find A Grave:
Family name is Christiansmoen.
Halvord (Halvor) Oleson Christiansmoen was born January 21, 1821 at Kristiansmoen, Valdres, Sor Aurdal, Oppland, Norway to parents Ole Halverson Steinsrud and Gunhild Halsteinsdatter, the second of their five children.
Believe Halvord may have emigrated to Wisconsin in April of 1853, then possibly returned to Norway to accompany his family when they emigrated.
He is found on the ship's list for April 1865, ship Peruvian, arriving at Quebec:
#528 Males: Ole Halverson age 70; Halvord Olsen 44, Halstein Olsen 43, Abraham Olsen 32 (tailor), Ole Olsen 34, Ole Johnson 37, Halstein Everson 34, Gulbrand Pedersen 21, Halstein Pedersen 18, Hans (or Maud?) Olsen 31 Matron, Ole Olson 5 (child) and Gulbrand Olsen 2.
#529 Females: Gunhild Halsteinsdatter 65, matchmaker, Karine Olsdatter 24, tailor, Gunnild Erich 44, Maria Haraldsdatter 19, Guri Olsdatter 24, Guire Levorsdatter 28 matron, Gunnild Olsdatter infant child.
Halvord married Kari Halsteinsdatter Garthushaugen on June 14, 1850 at Oppland, Norway. The couple had at least six children: Ole, Inger, Mary, Helena, Betsy and Kari. They may have had other children.
Found in the June 6, 1860 census living on farmland at York, Green, Wisconsin: Post office: Moscow. $800 in real estate; $150 in personal assets.
Holver Oleson 39, Caria Oleson 35, Ole Oleson 10, Inger Oleson 7, Mary Oleson 4, Hellen Oleson 1.
Halvord was killed by accident when he was cutting trees and was crushed when a tree fell on him, dying on October 20, 1868 in York township, Green County, Wisconsin. | KRISTIANSMOEN, Halvor Olsen (I40749)
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She seems to have later married Gilbert Tidemanson. Some family trees show her having a child with Tidemanson, Hanna, born in 1880. That seems unlikely.
From Find A Grave:
She was born Kari Halstensdatter Garthushaugen about 1825 at Oppland, Norway.
She married Halvor Christiansmoen Oleson on June 14, 1850 at Oppland, Norway.
The couple emigrated with other family members in 1853 to Quebec, Canada and traveled on to settle near Dane County, Wisconsin.
Names of six of the children born to Halvord and Kari are: Ole Halverson Christiansmoen, Inger Halvorsdatter, Mary Molly Halvorsdatter, Helena Halversdatter Christiansmoen, Betsy Halversdatter and Kari Halversdatter.
Kari's first husband, Halvord Oleson Christiansmoen was killed in an accident when he was crushed by a falling tree.
Kari married again. Kari married Gulbrand (Gilbert, Bert) Tidmanson in 1870 at Green, Wisconsin. The couple had 1 daughter, Hanna C Tidmanson born 1880 at York, Green, Wisconsin.
She died abt. 1922 at Dane, Wisconsin | GARTHUSHAUGEN, Kari Halsteinsdatter (I40750)
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Vernon D. Harris, age 88, of Argyle, formerly of Madison, passed away on Wednesday, May 30, 2012.
He was born on Oct. 12, 1923, in Dodgeville, the son of Lott and Ida (Dammen) Harris.
Vernon was a private 1st class in the U.S. Army Infantry during World War II serving from 1942 until 1945. He fought in the Invasion of Normandy as well as numerous other battles. Vernon was employed as a laborer for Oscar Mayer for 24 years and as custodian for the East Side Business Men’s Association for over 31 years where he was also a member. He belonged to VFW Post #7591.
Vernon is survived by his sons; David (Julie), Steve (Gloria), Gary, Bob (Teri), Vernon (Jo), and Rocky (Cathy) Roberts; 26 grandchildren; many great-grandchildren; sister-in-law, Averill Harris, and brother-in-law, Roger Gilbertson. He was preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Raymond, Marcus, and Kermit; two sisters, Betty Gilbertson and Olivine Shepherd; and daughter, Sherry Harris.
Burial will be at Graceland Cemetery with military honors. | HARRIS, Vernon Donald (I40756)
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