Matches 71 to 80 of 21,889
# |
Notes |
Linked to |
71 |
She and Ryan lived in Eagan at the time of her father’s death in 2020.
Seabright, Nicole Suzanne "Niki", age 45 of Eagan Passed away March 22, 2020 Niki, who is formerly from Rochester, MN and Birmingham, MI, lost her courageous battle with cancer on Sunday at her home with family by her side.
She was a devoted wife and loving mother. She was born in 1974 in Spring Valley, MN. Niki is preceded in death by her father David Bredeson. She is survived by her husband of 20 years, Ryan Seabright (college sweethearts that married in 2000); her children Tyler (16) and Zachary (13); mother Donna (Thomas) Gauthier; brothers Chad, Cory and Matt (Heidi) Bredeson; stepsisters Lori (Phil) Melhorn and Diane (Greg) Osland; stepbrother Michael (Stacy) Gauthier; many aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews.
Niki was raised in Leroy and Rochester, MN. She graduated in 1992 from Rochester John Marshall High School and graduated from Minnesota Riverland Technical College (Human Services) in 1995. She dedicated her life to working with children with disabilities. She was a Special Education Paraprofessional at Mendota Elementary School in Mendota Heights, MN. Niki also loved to volunteer and was a former PTA President, as well as Cubmaster and Den Leader for Cub Scouts. She LOVED flamingos. She also loved her many friends and her students. Niki was always willing to help anyone at any time; she was giving, selfless, and generous. She loved being a godmother and organizing as well. | BREDESON, Nicole (I38019)
|
72 |
She had lived in Citrus Heights, California, since 1991.
She married Stanlee A Spalding in Carson City, Nevada, on 21 Nov 1970 as Carolyn A Johnson. Seems to be called Carol in Stanlee’s obit. | PATTERSON, Carolyn Ann (I32646)
|
73 |
She is not listed in the Utah Death Index. | JOHNSON, Anne Matilde (I4150)
|
74 |
She lived in Encino, California, for 40 years. | HAUGEN, Gladys Elmira (I27442)
|
75 |
She played the piano, sang, and was a member of the Viroqua Blackhawk Marching Band during her high school years where she played the clarinet. After graduation in 1953, she literally came straight off a dairy farm and moved to the big city of Madison with three of her girlfriends and began working for the University of Wisconsin Hospital as a medical transcriber. When they were not working, they chummed around with a group of Airmen from Truax Field where Elaine became reacquainted with Richard "Dick" Coy, who had graduated the previous year and was stationed there as a member of the Air Force. After many months of courtship, they fell in love and were married November 13, 1954 at Immanuel Lutheran Church. | TOLLEFSON, Elaine Joyce (I40219)
|
76 |
She still had not been named at the time of her birth registration on February 5th. | CHRISTENSEN, Lillian Anna (I4596)
|
77 |
She survived her son Ronald as Arlene Phillips Miller of Ogden, Utah.
Arlene Thompson Phillips passed away Saturday, September 24, 2022. Born March 2, 1925 in Wadena, MN to Clarence and Myrtle Thompson. She was the fourth child of eight. She moved to Utah in 1942 with her family from Minnesota. She met and married Dale Phillips in June of 1943 in Paso Robles, CA. They had four children together, Sandy Adrian (Larry), Ron (Connie), Sela Jensen (Bob Robinson), and Brad (Karen Moore). She has 10 grandchildren, Robyn Simmons, Dean Taylor, Gia Stratton, Scott Phillips, Amy Whittaker, Brett, Randy, and Shane Jensen, Ricci Galvan, and Bray Phillips; 24 great-grandchildren, and 19 great-greatgrandchildren.
In 1993 she married Roy Miller from Canada and gained three stepchildren.
She was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church where she served as president of the Ladies Aide for several years. She retired from HAFB in 1970.
She was preceded in death by her husbands, Dale and Roy; her son, Ron; her parents, brothers and sisters.
| THOMPSON, Arlene (I28686)
|
78 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | COMSTOCK, D.L. (I6462)
|
79 |
Sheila Hoffman | HARDER, Jack (I19327)
|
80 |
Shown as Christopher Larssen Heen on Lars’s birth record in the Vang church book. Traci’s tree refers to him as Kristoffer L Haenseiga.
In Jim’s Valdres Slekt tree, he is Christopher Larsen Heenseiga Søyne, #I11511.
Jim’s notes: For a time he was a postman. Born on Hensbakka and took over as a tenant farmer from his father until 1833, when he became a tenant farmer on Øvre Søyne. from 1833-1848. Left for America in 1853 with wife and five children on the "Olave Kyrre." In the church book emigrant list, his name was "Soyne," but he used the surname "Hen" or "Heen" after immigration. Included in his household in the emigration list was a servant, Marit Håvardsdatter Lajord (his wife’s niece, #23240), whom he married after his first wife's death. {Which would not seem to be possible unless there was a fair amount of time between his wife’s death and his death which are supposedly in the same year.}
Traci’s tree has him dying in Michigan in 1853. This makes sense from the notes for Sigurd.
Christopher Larssen Söine, 52, and his wife Anne Syversdatter, 49, emigrated from Vang on 12 March 1853 with their children Lars, 23, Anne, 20, Marith, 17, Syver, 11, and Ole, 10. Apparently traveling with them was a Marith something (maybe Klausdatter) Lajord, 23. | SØYNE, Christopher Larssen (I4922)
|
|