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baptized at home on June 26th

ELLINGBOE, Marit (Mary) (I258)

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baptized at home, recorded 15 April 1883

HANSON, Conrad Mandius (I6238)

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baptized at home, recorded May 20th

DIGENE, Margit (I9294)

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Baptized in his parents’ home by George M. Boyer of Immanuel Lutheran Church, Iron Hub, Rabbit Lake Twp, Crow Wing County, Minnesota. His oldest nephew was baptized at the same time.

Crosby-Ironton High School, 1967
Attended St. Olaf College, 1967-68
B.E.E., University of Minnesota, 1971

Everson, Robert Allen age 62, of Lakeville, died May 25, 2011. Preceded in death by parents, John and Mabel Everson; and brother, Andrew Everson. Survived by wife, Cheryl; daughters, Jennifer (Arik) Nesbitt and Courtney (Manuel) Betonio; grandchildren, Kellen and Amelia; siblings, William (Edna) Everson, Elaine Carlson, JoAnne (Jack) Davis and Judy (Jerry) Redfield; and many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Visitation Thursday from 9:45 A.M. until the 11 A.M. service at Grace Lutheran Church, 8700 Old Cedar Ave., S., Bloomington. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Memorials preferred to American Liver Foundation or Fairview Hospice.

In his January 10, 2012, letter on Bob’s autopsy report, the Mayo Clinic physician noted: “… he indeed suffered from progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP).” The report also seemed to imply that the initial clinical diagnosis, of a “mixed syndrome of frontotemporal dementia (FTD) and PSP,” was incorrect, or at least misleading, and that PSP was the principal cause of death. The physician noted that, “There was no evidence of Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, Lou Gehrig’s disease, or any other additional neurologic disorder.”

EVERSON, Robert Allen (I42)

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baptized in Hurums on the same day as his parents were married

TØRSTAD, Knud Olsen (I22767)

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Baptized Theodor Olaf. The sponsor was Mrs. Oline Ellingbo.

ELLINGBOE, Theodore (I10785)

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Barbara “Barb” Lee, 57, of Williston, North Dakota, passed away Friday evening, January 26, 2018 at her home in Williston.

Barb was born in Williston, North Dakota to Kermit and Violet Lee on August 24, 1960. She attended school in Williston. Barb worked in home health care for the city and state. Barb enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren and family. She loved camping, fishing and traveling. Barb also enjoyed playing and dealing Black Jack and playing Bingo.

Barb liked being needed and enjoyed taking care of others. She had a great love for Elvis and was an avid collector of all things “Elvis”. She liked attending the fair, rodeos, and demolition derby’s with her grandkids. She enjoyed singing Karaoke.

Barb is survived by her son, Clarence (Cammie) Lee, along with their children, Xavier, Destiny, Alex, Caylee and Carson, her son, Craig (Misty) Lee, along with their children, Walker, Destiny, Summer, Kyra, and Jazemin; brothers, Vernon (Mary) Vollum, Kermit “Bubba” (Wanda) Lee, Joe (Diana) Lee, Jerry Lee; brother-in-law, Duke Slater; and many nieces and nephews.

Barb was preceded in death by her mother and father Violet and Kermit Lee; sister, Terry Lou Slater, and sister, Carolann Lee.

LEE, Barbara (I11006)

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Barbara Ann (Fisher) Opheim was born August 6, 1935, near Rolfe, Iowa, and died October 30, 2020, in Bloomington, Minnesota.

Barb was born on the family farm, which her grandfather acquired in 1886. Growing up, she loved the smell of lilacs and the baby animals but was scared of the chickens, who were aggressive when she gathered eggs. She loved beans, potatoes and peas from the garden, but couldn't have been a farmer, she said, because it was lonely out in the country.

She went to Iowa State Teachers College (now University of Northern Iowa) after graduating from Des Moines Township School in 1953. She caught the eye of fellow UNI student Wayne Opheim, from nearby Bode, who took her to a movie in Algona for their first date. She and Wayne married in 1955. She spent her early married years raising children, first in Thornton, where Wayne taught school and coached, and then in Mankato when he joined the faculty of Mankato State University. Barb went back to college in Mankato to get her Bachelor's degree, quite an accomplishment for a mother with young children in the 1960s.

Barb and Wayne moved to Mason City in 1966. She worked in the Media Center at Mason City High School for almost 30 years. She later received a Master's degree from the University of Iowa. She was always happy having a job outside the home and was a good role model of a working woman for her daughters.

She was always there for her parents, and she was always there for her children as well. She zoomed with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren in the last weeks of her life. Her grandchildren remember her singing, making Chex mix, stealing bites of their ice cream and constructing wonderful scrapbooks and family calendars. She had a sharp wit that, as she said, "sometimes got her into trouble."

All of her family are deeply appreciative that she and Wayne provided an annual getaway at Lake Okoboji, where the grandchildren became friends.

A victim of dementia, she suffered greatly from the COVID-19 restrictions on family visits, which she did not understand. She had good moments, however. In her last weeks, she loved the photo of her grandchildren on the wall, bright colors, lattes, pumpkin bread, and watching the tree leaves flutter outside her window. She was always ready for visits from Wayne, her guiding light, and always ready to "go home."

She is survived by husband E. Wayne Opheim, Bloomington, MN; four children: Gena Mueller (Dan), Kenosha, WI; Doug Opheim (DeAnn), Lakeville, MN; Teresa Opheim (Rich Schuler), Minneapolis, MN; and Joan Tomlinson (Dan), Rochester, MN; 11 grandchildren, Dana (Mueller) Blake, Lukas Mueller, Mallory (Mueller) Herald (Brian), Nikki (Mueller) Noe (Nathan), Christa Opheim, Jessica Opheim (Alex Hildebrand), Paul Opheim, David Tomlinson. (Alicia Thompson), Carissa Jacobsen (Bill), Spencer Tomlinson and Karly Tomlinson. She also is survived by six great-grandchildren, with two more on the way. In addition, she is survived by brother-in-law Earl Opheim and numerous nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents William and Vera (Garrett) Fisher; her sister Shirley (Fisher) Phillips and her brothers Bruce and Gary.

She will be cremated, and the family will have a celebration of life later.

FISHER, Barbara Ann (I26147)

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Barbara Olson Family Tree

TASA, Knut Trondsen (I44169)

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Barbara Olson Family Tree

ELTON, Ingeborg Nielsdatter (I44170)