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11251 Nytt om Gammelt 2/2000 Kilde (S698)
 
11252 Nåtlerske i Trondheim i 1925 Witsø, Ragnhild Kristiansdtr. (I45356)
 
11253 Nåværene Vålen i Stadsbygd. Vaarum, Martha Paulsdtr. (I93444)
 
11254 Nærøy ? Juul, Anna Olava Ingebrigtsdtr. (I152046)
 
11255 Nøstbakken i 1875. Hegstadseter, Martha Olsdtr. (I9632)
 
11256 OBIT:
Ralph G. Nelson, 77, Green Bay, died at home January 25, 2006.
Born in Aberdeen,South Dakota, on December 6, 1928, he is the son of the
late Ole and Ingrid (Tuft) Nelson. Ralph served in the U.S. Army during the
Korean War.
In 1957, he married the former Patricia Kuemmel in Green Bay.
Ralph worked at Procter & Gamble for over 30 years, retiring as fireman
In the boiler room. He enjoyed his cottage in Way Dam, Michigan, fishing, traveling,
boating, volunteering at Bellin Hospital, and times spent with family.
Survived by three children:
Barbara Jean (Scott) Reeners of Green Bay;
Bob Nelson of Green Bay;
Jim (Carolyn) Nelson of Groveland, MA;
four grandchildren: Abby, Adam, Vanessa, and Danielle Nelson;
one great-grand daughter: Ryann; two sisters: Gladys Krook of Indiana;
Ruth Lade of Green Bay; special friend: Caroline Hicks of Green Bay;
nieces and nephews.
Also preceded in death by two sisters and brothers-in-law:
Margaret (Joe) Kornick; Marion (Delmer) De Forest; and Bob Krook.
Visitation at MALCORE Funeral Home, University Avenue at Baird Street,
from 9 a.m. Saturday until the time of the memorial services.
Memorial services Saturday 11 a.m. at the funeral home with
Reverend Bob Laubenstein officiating. 		Nelson, Ralph (I201963)
 
11257 OBITUARIES
— Dec 17th, 1996
Edna Heggen
Edna Mary Heggen, 90, of Bremerton, died Dec. 13, 1996, at Harrison Memorial Hospital.
She was born Feb. 5, 1906, in Stanley, Wis. She attended school in Minneapolis, Minn.
Survivors include a daughter, Phyllis Heggen of Rogue River, Ore.; a son, Phillip of Bremerton;' and two brothers, Gene Lilledahl of Minnesota and Tom Lilledahl of Palo Alto, Calif.
A mass for the dead will be 10 a.m. Dec. 19 at Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Church. Arrangements are by Lewis Funeral Chapel. 		Lilledahl, Edna Mary Heggen f (I175878)
 
11258 OBITUARY

CONRAD - VERZUH

Ruth Alice (nee Stordahl) Verzuh, 68, died Monday, October 25, 1982 in a Conrad Hospital. Her funeral will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Great Falls, with the Reverend Steve Nelson officiating.

Burial will be in the Highland Cemetery, Great Falls, with Wyse Funeral Home, Conrad, handling the arrangements.

Ruth was born at Hendrum, Minnesota, and came to Great Falls with her parents, Joseph P. and the late Mathilda Marie (nee Rustvold) Stordahl, at a young age.

After attending Great Falls schools, she and Al Verzuh were married in 1931 at Great Falls. They moved to Conrad in 1951 where they owned and operated Al's Plumbing and Heating. Mrs. Verzuh was the office manager for the business until her retirement in 1978.

Her husband survives with two daughters, Diane Frohlicher, Hudson, Wisconsin, and Marilyn Foltz, Helena; her father, Joseph P. Stordahl, Fairfield, four sisters, Helen Guenther, Redding, California; Olive Mae Glover, Great Falls; Cora Crossman and Delores Rosin, Both of Helena; and two brothers, Maynard Stordahl, Helena, and William Stordahl, Santa Maria, California. 		Verzuh, Ruth Alice Stordahl (I200746)
 
11259 OBITUARY- Mrs. Ragna Romundstad
STRUM, Wisc. (special)- Mrs. Ragna Romundstad, 76, Strum, Wisconsin, Route 2, died at Luther Hospital, Eau Claire, Saturday evening.
The former Ragna Rindal was born in Norway, May 16, 1893, to Andrew and Mali Rindal. She came to this country in 1910. She married Oscar Romundstad, Feb. 23, 1913, at Eau Claire. The couple lived in Eau Claire until 1924 when they moved to the farm in Clear Creek, rural Strum. He died in May 1968.
Survivors include one son, Hardin, Strum; four daughters, Mrs. Ingvald (Ruth) Myhers and Mrs. Don (Jeanette) Fischer, Strum; Mrs. Eugene (Arlene) Miller, Crookston, Minn., and Mrs. Lester (Virginia) Wold, Eau Claire; thirteen grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; three brothers, Michael of Strum, Arne and Leif of Eau Claire; two sisters, Miss Millie Rindal of Osseo, and Mrs. Ellen Haugen, Lewistown, Montana.
Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Strum Lutheran Church, the Rev. Luther Monson officiating. Burial will be in St. Paul's Cemetery.
... Arrangements were made by Offedahl Funeral Home, Osseo.

Source: Winona Daily News (Winona, Minnesota), 22 Dec 1969, page 13 		Rindal, Ragna Andeasdtr. (I105668)
 
11260 OBITUARY: Chicago Tribune - published Tuesday, October 20, 1987
Jane M. Moe, nee Cusack, beloved wife of the late Harold; dear mother of Lenore (George) Fleming, Lois Jane (Clarence) Simon, and Harold (Margaret Ann); fond grandmother of seven; great-grandmother of 17. Resting at the Furman Funeral Home, 3100 Irving Park Rd., Tuesday from 2 to 9 pm. Service Wednesday 9 am. Mass 9:30 am at St. Veronica Church. Interment All Saints Cemetery. Donations to cancer society appreciated. 		Moe, Jane Marie Cusack (I158464)
 
11261 OKLAHOMA CITY
Hines-Jones, Mary Alice, 89, died July 10. Memorial services noon Saturday (Smith & Kernke N May, Oklahoma City).

Published in The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Wednesday, July 12, 2017, Page 6A.



Mary Alice, 89, went to be with the Lord Jesus on Monday, July 10, 2017. MA as she was known by family and friends was born on January 8, 1928 to James and Jesse Archer in Oklahoma City. She was married for 36 years to Harold "Scooter" Hines of OKC and then later in life to Grant E Jones of Palm Springs, CA. Known for her perfect coral lips and nails, beautiful blond hair, and gorgeous blue eyes this tiny little woman was a force to be reckoned with! She was a champion golfer, fabulous tennis player, winning card shark and an avid sports fan! In 1971, Mary Alice was crowned Women's Oklahoma Golf Association State Amateur Champion and could still swing a club better than most! She and Scooter were charter members of Quail Creek Country Club and she maintained that membership for 50+ years. "Fun and Feisty" is one of the best descriptions used to describe our precious mother! MA was a lab tech for over 30 years, and a very involved mother to all three of her and Scooter's children. MA was a very proud Sooner, and graduated from the University of Oklahoma in 1949 where she was a member of the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. MA's children, grandchildren and great grandchildren were the light of her life. She is survived by her daughter, Jaime Hines; her two sons, Carter Hines and wife, Sheryl and David and wife, Robin.; her grandchildren, Heather (Rommel) Lopez, Amy (Daniel) Fair, Taylor (Meika) Hines, Kassie Hines Carrasco, Megan Hines, Chris Divis and Lindsey Divis, Jason Hines, Brandon Hines and Rachel Hines; her great grandchildren, Marcus and Malakai Lopez; Kyley and Kamryn Curry and Cage Fair; Jude, Vivienne, Violet and Stella Hines; and Hunter Serlo. Memorial services will be held Saturday, July 15, 2017 at 12 Noon at Smith & Kernke Funeral Home, 14624 N. May Ave. A Celebration Reception of MA's life will immediately follow at Quail Creek Country Club, 3501 Quail Creek Rd, 405-751-0811.

Published in The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Thursday, July 13, 2017, Page 7A. 		Hines-Jones, Mary Alice (I174481)
 
11262 OM TUKTHUSET i KRISTIANSAND, OG ARBEIDET DER.

I årene 1803-05 ble det nye tukthuset bygget, og låg i kvartalet Tollbogaten-Rådhusgaten, der yrkesskolen i dag ligger.. På 1800 tallet var der en almenning der, og den ble kallet for Tukthusalmenningen. Tukthuset ble kalt det gule huset. Tukthuset ble oppført som et bindingsverkshus og murhus, og hadde tre etasjer. Det var høyt og dominerende på den tiden 54 alen langt og 24 alen bredt. Nikolay Wergeland beskrev det i 1811 som byens største bygning. Bygningen ble i 1831 delvis revet og fornyet utover mot Elvegaten.
Blandt annet ble det farveri, valkemølle (16), tredehjul og valkekummer, og vaske og tørrehus.
I 1834 ble der laget luftegårder, kvinnene på østsiden, og mennene på vestsiden.

I gamle dager kunne en visstnok ofte se kvinnelige tukthusfanger ligge på flåter i elven å vaske klær. Forsyninger fikk tukthuset på flåter ved elvebredden, og her er nevnt mengder med ved, til å holde varmen innendørs om vinteren. Forsyningene ble losset og bert opp av mannlige tukthusfanger. Disse var konstant under bevoktning, av tukthus bevoktere. Da tidens borgere i byen var egentlig engstelig for å passere dette stedet, der fangene gikk i grå og hvitstripete tøy, fangene såg ofte sin mulighet å bomme forbipasserende for penger og tobakk.
Om ettermiddagen den 2 august 1859 brøt en stor brann ut, den har i ettertid bare fått navnet «Østerbrannen»og den la det meste av kvartalene i aske, men som ved et under snudde stormen plutselig, og tukthuset ble berget.

( 12) Fra Jeremias sin selvbiografi får en kjennskap til daglige rutiner på tukthuset, samt forpleining, om en skal bruke det ordet i dagens debatt om vårt fengselsvesen.

Nu begynner straffelivet, den tid da jeg ble dømt til straff. Det var i gamle dager da enhver fange måtte bære jern og arbeide med jern., der kunne oppnå en vekt av 3 lispund.( 1 lispund tilsvarte knappe 8 kilo) Først var der en halsring, så var det et slavejern, og mellom benene var det en jernkjetting på en meters lengde., dette ble kalt full rigg. De såkalte slavejern var en 3 tommers bred jernring rundt livet, hvorfra det gikk en jernkjetting på høyre side og venstre side av legemet, ned i de bøyler der var klinkede om føtterne.
Med disse jern måtte vi arbeide og ligge med om natten. Det var ikke bestemt hvor meget vil skulle arbeidet. Vi måtte ikke forlate arbeidsplassen, da kunne vi ble straffet, men en måtte stå under bar himmel ofte opp til en 30 graders kulde, som ofte var stridt.

Hva maten angikk, den var reglementert .
Søndag: Middag var det en pot ertesuppe, 4 pot flesk, og et grovt rugbrød
Mandag: 1pot gryngrøt 1/2 pot(pott = ca 0,9 liter) søt melk og 1 mark brød.( ca 1/4 kilo)
Tirsdag: 1 pot Grynsuppe, 6 lodd kjøtt ( 1 lodd er 16 gram) 1 mark brød og 1/2 pot poter.
Onsdag: 1 pot Ølvelling 1 pot poteter og en 13-14 lodd sild, eller saltet makrell.
Torsdag som Onsdag.
Fredag som Mandag.
Lørdag: 1 pott Romfirsuppe, og sild eller makrell, hver morgen og aften øl og brød, de vil si 1/2 pot simpelt øl, og 16 lodd grovt rugbrød uten smør til, dette var den mat vi fikk.

Alle fanger ble fordelt i lag, Steinhuggerlaget, og noen fanger gikk på renovasjonsarbeid, dette var ute arbeidere. Resten av oss var fordelt inne. Som smeder, snekkere, vevere, skomakere, blikkenslagere, kort sagt alt av håndtverk. Og en hver fange kunne lære et håndverk.

Der var mange fanger som snakket seg i mellom, endel la planer for hvor det skulle dra å stjele når de slapp ut, andre igjen prøvde å snakke om en bedre fremtid.
Noen fanger hadde drømmer om å gjøre seg et godt ekteskap, men der var også de som forbannet seg på at det ikke ville gjøre annet en ondt om de fekk leve og være frie.
Disse type fanger kom ikke tilbake igjen, men de som ville være gudfryktige, og bedre enn alle andre dusin slaver, som var navnet på dem alle, der ikke ville være med på å søke herren, var ofte at se i slaveriet.

(http://forum.arkivverket.no/topic/192091-tugthuset-i-kristiansand-1819/?hl=%2Bbillington#entry1625566) 		Wigaard, Sidsel Aanensdtr. Billington f (I130164)
 
11263 OSCAR L. NELSON
July 18, 1966
Stone Lagoon

Husband of Eloise L. Nelson of Stone Lagoon. Father of Mrs. Edward (Dawn) Ronlund of Crescent City; Mrs. Herbert (Nita) Whitaker of Orick, and the late Darrell Nelson. Brother of the late Norman M. Nelson. Grandfather of Carol Suslick Pearson of Bellingham, Washington; Larry Suslick of Port Angeles, Washington; Vickie and Michael Ronlund of Crescent City; Linda Marie, Richard Dale and Diane Elaine Nelson, all of McKinleyville, and Dennis, Dana and Darell Whitaker, all of Orick.

Mr. Nelson organized and was first president of the Kiwanis of Orick. He was active in organizing the Orick Fire Department. For many years he was active in grange work, being a two-time Paster Master. A native of Port Angeles, Washington. Age 68 years.

Memorial services will be held at Pierce Mortuary Chapel on Thursday, July 21, at 3 p.m. Inurnment to be held at Ocean View Cemetery.

Published in the Eureka Humboldt Standard on July 20, 1966
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Name: Oscar L Nelson
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 11 Mar 1898
Birth Place: Washington
Death Date: 18 Jul 1966
Death Place: Humboldt
Mother's Maiden Name: Rustock [Rustvik]

SOURCE: ancestry.com
- California Death Index

( finagrave.com ) 		Nelson, Oscar Ludvik (I44110)
 
11264 Oakland Tribune
Monday, April 28, 1975
Oakland, California, United States Of America


delayed until May 23 to give the Bee time to appeal. In a sharply criticl editori- Drifrer Found Shot in Neck A man described as a drift- er who arrived in the Eastbay Friday was found shot in the neck early yesterday in the Oakland hills. Rolf Sagdahl, 22, was re- ported in critical condition. He-was found in the 8500 block of-Fontaine just east of King Junior High School about 4 a.m. Sgt. Lew Mace said Sagdahl was apparently shot i 		Sagdahl, Rolf John (I27203)
 
11265 Oberstløytnant og Adjutant i Frelsesarmeen.

https://www.nb.no/items/b5bb55282888a1a88f77d2a6c5a2a19d?page=21&searchText=%22Henry%20Spj%C3%B8tvold%22 		Spjøtvold, Henry Henriksen (I48952)
 
11266 Obit-April 6, 1977 Centralia, WA "Daily Chronicle"

Hans O. Hansen

Hans O. Hansen, 82, a resident of Centralia for the past 53 years, died in a Centralia hospital Tuesday, April 5.
He was born Nov. 20, 1895 in Norway and came to the Centralia area from Seattle. He owned and operated the Centralia Lumber and Remanufacturing Company for 20 years and was previously employed by the Agnew Lumber Company. Mr. Hansen was a member of the Immanuel Lutheran Church, Centralia.
Survivors are his wife, Guri, at home; two daughters, Mrs. Russell (Thora) Alexander, Spokane and Mrs. David (Judy) Withingston, Phoenix, Ariz.; a son, Owen, Pine Bluff, Ark.; a sister, Mrs. Thora Fjarlie, Seattle; 6 grandchildren, 6 great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.
Services will be Friday at 2 p.m. at Newell-Hoerling's Chapel, Centralia with the Rev. Stan Hoobing officiating. Interment will be at Mountain View Cemetery, Centralia. 		Hansen, Hans Olsen (I176137)
 
11267 Obit:
Lorraine A. Benson, 90, of Onalaska and formerly of Peterson, Minnesota, died on Friday, January 18, 2013 at the Bethany-Riverside Nursing Facility. She was born on May 19, 1922 in Minneapolis, Minnesota to Emil and Alpha (Hanson) Johnson. Lorraine served proudly in the U.S. Navy during World War II. Following the war, she attended the University of Minnesota. After graduating, she taught English in Peterson, Minn., where she met Teman Benson. They were married in 1949, and raised their three children in Peterson. Over the years, Lorraine taught in the Peterson, Rushford, Houston and Preston school districts. In retirement, Lorraine moved to La Crosse and was an active volunteer at Gundersen Lutheran Medical Center.Lorraine loved books, theater and travel. She was a loving and supportive wife, mother and grandmother. She had a warm heart, open mind and adventurous spirit, and will be dearly missed by her family and friends.She is survived by two daughters Anne Benson (Jim Dixon) of St. Paul, Minnesota and Jane (Jim) McLoughlin of Brighton, England, one son, Mark (Peggy) Benson of Holmen, eight grandchildren Will Dixon, Sean McLoughlin, Hannah McLoughlin, Andrew Benson, Tony (Jesse) Benson, Jordan (Michelle) Benson, Joe Benson and Erik Benson, four great grandchildren, one sister Marilyn Boe of Prior Lake, Minnesota. She was preceded in death by her husband Teman Benson and infant twins Mary & Joseph. Memorial services will be held at 11:00 AM on Wednesday, January 23, 2013 at Grace Lutheran Church, Peterson, Minnesota. Pastors Ron and Janet Warnes will officiate. Friends may call at the Schumacher-Kish Funeral and Cremation Services, Onalaska Chapel, on Tuesday from 4-6 PM and again at the church on Wednesday from 10 AM until the time of services. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be given to Jims Grocery Bag Fund of the La Crosse Community Foundation; 300 2thndth St. No., La Crosse, WI 54601. The family would like to thank the staff of Bethany-Riverside for their attentive and compassionate care. 		Johnson, Lorraine Audrey (I188411)
 
11268 Obituary

Funeral services for Odin Berkness of Clotho were conducted Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 3 at the Sauk Valley Lutheran church in rural Osakis with the pastor, the Rev. William Uhrich officiating. Mrs. Mikkelson played and accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mikkkelson who sang, "In Heaven Above", and "Abide With Me." The casket bearers were four grandsons, Charles, Dennis, Roger, and Lynn berkness and Ervin and Carl Togstad. Burial was made in the Sauk Valley cemetery.

Odin Edwin Berkness was born at Osakis, Minnesota, June 30, 1886. He was baptized at the Sauk Valley Lutheran church in rural Osakis on July 25, 1886, and was confirmed in the same church on June 23, 1901. He lived in the Osakis community until the year 1939 when he moved to Clotho.

He was united in marriage to Gina Nyhus at Hatten, ND in December, 1907. Two sons, Clifford and Melvin, were born to them. Mrs. Berkness passed away October 12, 1941, and Melvin died August 15, 1956.

In April of 1958, Mr. Berkness married Myra Opager and has lived in rural Long Prairie since then. He was afflicted with ill health the past several years and was hospitalized in Browerville for the past six weeks. He passed away Saturday, September 30, at the age of 81 years and three months.



Surviving are his wife, Myra, and his son, Clifford of Eagle Bend, five grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. 		Berkness, Odin Edwin (I102087)
 
11269 Obituary

Rites held for Fred Bangert

Fred Albert Bangert, age 79, passed away July 1, 1970 at the Long Prairie Memorial Hospital. He had been in the Long Prairie Memorial Nursing Home in declining health for some time. Funeral services were held at trinity Lutheran church Monday July 6, at 2 o'clock, Rev. Oliver M. Schultz officiating. Interment was made in the Pleasant Valley Cemetery at Clotho. Pall bearers were Harrison Lowe, Leslie Weishair, Claude Kienberger, John Schultz, Julius Helmstetter and James Kingston. Fred Albert Bangert was born in St. Paul, Minn. on March 30, 1891, the son of Christian and Ernstine (Ulrich) Bangert. On December 8, 1914 he was married to Laura Hoefner in Long Prairie. They spent most of their married life on a farm in Leslie township where he was a carpenter as well as a farmer. He was an active member of Trinity Lutheran church and he also served on the school board in District 75 - Leslie Township. Surviving are five sons: Henry, Leslie Township; Walter, Anoka; Raymond, Camp McCoy, Wisc.; Donald and Albert of St. Paul; four daughters; Mrs. Jay (Marie) Bjerkaas, Rothsay, Minn.; Mrs. Oscar (Violet) Lowe, Leslie township; Mrs. Michiel (Mildred) Flink, Fargo, North Dakota; Mrs. Robert (Dora) Webb, St. Paul. Two sisters: Mrs. Wilbert (Anna) Swan, Minneapolis, Mrs. Vernon (Emma) Apelgrain, Leslie Township. Two brothers: Otto Bangert, Little Sauk and Henry Bangert, Fargo North Dakota. Six great grandchildren and 24 grandchildren. His wife, Laura and three sons preceded him in death. 		Bangert, Frederick Albert Carl 'Fred' (I206466)
 
11270 Obituary

SOMMERVOLD-John, age 96 years, died Saturday at the Northwestern Deaconess home. Funeral services Tuesday, 2 p.m., at the Trinity Norwegian Lutheran church, 20th av S. and 9th st. Interment Crystal Lake.

Minneapolis Morning Tribune
April 23, 1918, page 16 		Sommervold, John Olsen (I175511)
 
11271 Obituary
Born: October 27, 1923
Died: August 03, 2010
Services: 11:00 a.m., Saturday, August 7, 2010 at Fellowship Primitive Baptist Church.
Visitation: 3:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. Friday, August 6, 2010 at Hixson Brothers, Alexandria and Saturday from 10:00 a.m. until service time at the church.
Services for Major David R. Sagor, USAF, Retired will be held at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, August 7, 2010 at Fellowship Primitive Baptist Church with Elder Wayne Painter officiating, under the direction of Hixson Brothers, Alexandria. Military Honors will be provided by Barksdale Air Force Base Honor Guard.
Mr. Sagor, 86, of Alexandria passed away Tuesday, August 3, 2010 at his residence.
He was an honored member of the United States Air Force and retired after 26 years of service. He proudly served in World War II, The Korean War and The Vietnam War. He was awarded the Commendation Ribbon, an Air Medal, The American Theater Service Medal, Asiatic Pacific Service Medal with four bronze stars, The World War II Victory Medal, the Army of Occupation Medal. He loved sharing stories of his flight missions and all of the places he visited. He truly loved his time as a USAF Pilot and was so proud to serve his country. He attended Fellowship Primitive Baptist Church. He was a beloved husband, and father, and a loving grandfather and great grandfather.
He was preceded in death by his parents, John B. Sagor and Rachel Fureby Sagor; brothers, Arvid Sagor and Roy D. Sagor; sister, Mae Kortegard.
Those left to cherish his memory include his wife, Sarah Alice Rushing Ware Sagor of Alexandria; daughters, Brenda Sagor of Chicago, Illinois, Paulette Sagor Olson of Marysville, Washington, Deborah Sagor Hopper and husband, Pat of Edmonds, Washington, Kristine K. Sagor of Everett, Washington; step-daughter, Barbara W. Painter and husband, Wayne of Alexandria; brother, John E. Sagor of Olympia, Washington; eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
Friends may call Friday at Hixson Brothers, Alexandria from 3:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. and Saturday from 10:00 a.m. until service time at the church.
Memorials may be made to Fellowship Primitive Baptist Church, c/o 4300 Overview Drive, Pineville, LA 71360.

( https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/202694496/david-richard-sagor ) 		Sagor, David Richard 'Dave' (I6014)
 
11272 Obituary
Funeral services for Mr. Timothy Leroy "Tim" Anderson will begin at 11:30 a.m. on Monday, January 17, 2022 at GracePointe Church in Meridian, with the Reverends Randall Sims, Lane Busbee, Chuck Overby, and Keith Lovett officiating. Interment rites will be held at Hamrick Cemetery. Robert Barham Family Funeral Home is honored to be entrusted with the arrangements.

Mr. Anderson, age 64, of Collinsville passed away on Wednesday, January 12, 2022 at his residence.

Tim was a kind-hearted, genuine man, who will be remembered as a loving husband, father, grandfather, and friend. He worked for Magnolia Steel for twenty-eight years and attended GracePointe Church of Meridian.

Survivors include his wife of 20 years, Shelah Carol Smith Anderson; children, Lewis Sim Anderson (Emily), Ashley Alyss Loper (Shannon), Sara Elizabeth Pellegrin, and George Bryant Benton; grandchildren, Shelby Anderson, Karley Anderson, Carter Pinkerton, Briar Anderson, Mia Priego, Gavin Priego, Kennedy Loper (Shannon), Denita Anderson, Brees Pellegrin, and Reagan Benton; great-grandchildren, Sawyer Alexander and Ansley Alexander; siblings, Terk Anderson (Marie), Danita Anderson Duett (Kenny), and Ralph Terry Anderson (Teresa); and numerous other family members and friends.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Ralph Leroy and Edna Frances Anderson.

Pallbearers will be Mike Snider, Doyle Rayner, Keith Lovett, Bob Killen, Kent Joyner, Wayne Hedgepeth, Shannon Loper, and Sim Anderson. Honorary pallbearers will be Bryant Benton, Kenny Duett, the members of the Queen City Bow Club, Mr. Anderson's friends and coworkers, who were so good to him, at Magnolia Steel, especially Chris Crowe, Katy Coleman, Debbie Gibson, Bobby Gibson, Mavis McElroy, Charles "Chuck" Dube, and the late Michael "Rat" Ratcliff.

Mrs. Shelah Anderson would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the churches and prayer warriors who constantly stood in the gap for Tim, especially his dear friend and personal prayer warrior, Sister Faye Benton, who consistently prayed for him.

Online condolences may be expressed at www.robertbarhamffh.com.

The family will receive friends from 10:30 – 11:15 a.m. on Monday at GracePointe Church. 		Anderson, Timothy Leroy "Tim" (I202357)
 
11273 Obituary - OSCAR O. ROMUNDSTAD
Strum (special) - Oscar O. Romundstad, 89, of Strum, died Sunday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Donald Fischer, in the Town of Hale.
He was born November 23, 1878 in the Town of Clear Creek, Eau Claire County, and married Ragda Rindal on Feb. 13, 1913. They lived in Eau Claire, where he worked for International Harvester Co. until 1924, when they returned to the farm in Clear Creek.
He is survived by his wife [Ragna Rindal Romundstad]; four daughters, Mrs. Ingvald [Ruth] Myhers and Mrs. Don [Jeanette] Fischer, both of Strum; Mrs. Eugene [Arline] Miller, Crookston, Minn.; and Mrs. Lester [Virginia] Wold, Eau Claire; one son, Hardin of Strum; two brothers, Goodwin of Strum, and Millard of Eau Claire; 13 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.
Funeral serviced will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Strum Lutheran Church at the Strum Lutheran Church, with the Rev. Luther Monson officiating. Burial will be in St. Paul's Cemetery.
... The Oftedahl Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

Source: Eau Claire Leader (Eau Claire, Wisconsin), 14 May 1968, page 8 		Romundstad, Oscar (I87659)
 
11274 Obituary Bismarck Tribune (September 22, 2001)
Robert P. "Bob" Schuller, 71, Bismarck, died Sept. 20, 2001, in his home following a courageous battle with cancer. Services will be held at 12:30 p.m. Monday at Cathedral of the Holy Spirit, with the Bishop Paul A. Zipfel and the Rev. Steve Zastoupil officiating. Burial will be in North Dakota Veterans Cemetery, rural Mandan.

Visitation will be from 2:30 to 8 p.m. today at the Cathedral, where a rosary will be said at 7 tonight, followed by a vigil.

Bob was born Dec. 18, 1929, the son of Lambert and Phyllis (Arntsen) Schuller. He attended school in Minneapolis, Mankato State Teachers College and LaFalle Extension University. He served in the U.S. Navy from 1950 to 1955.

On Oct. 27, 1951, he married Darlene Hennen at St. Charles Borromeo Church, Minneapolis. They moved to Pine City, Minn., in 1957, where he owned WCMP radio station. The Schullers moved to Bismarck in 1967, where Bob purchased KBOM radio. In 1971, he left KBOM and co-founded Schuller, Candee and Saueressig Advertising Agency. He served as executive director of the State Bar Association of North Dakota. Bob and Dar also owned the Alex-Ruth Clothing Store in Bismarck.

In 1979 they moved to Great Falls, Mont., to manage KEIN radio where he also participated in Cursillo and marriage encounter, and was active in the local parish. They returned to Bismarck in 1981, where Bob worked for Meyer Broadcasting before beginning employment at St. Alexius Medical Center as director of community resources and development, a position he held until 1993.

Bob was ordained a deacon for the Diocese of Bismarck on June 3, 1984, at the Church of Corpus Christi, Bismarck, by the most Rev. John F. Kinney. He was assigned as a deacon for the Church of Corpus Christi. After retiring from St. Alexius, the Schullers wintered in Mesa, Ariz., where Bob was active as a deacon at the Church of All Saints. Since 1999, Bob served as a director of communications for the Diocese of Bismarck.

Bob was a member of Knights of Columbus, Serra Club, Kiwanis, God's Child Project board of directors, as well as many other community and civic organizations. His greatest joys in life were his family and serving as a deacon.

Among the many awards Bob received are the 1989 Sertoma Club Service to Mankind Award, the first recipient of Advertising Federation of Bismarck-Mandan's 1993 Addy's Silver Medal Award.

He is survived by his wife, Darlene; three daughters and sons-in-law, Sheryl and Mike Henneigh, Mesa, Ann and Tom Just, Las Vegas, and Jane and Dave Jackelen, Eagan, Minn.; one son and daughter-in-law, Joseph and Meg, Bertha, Minn.; 12 grandchildren; and one brother and sister-in-law, John and Grace, Outing, Minn.

In lieu of flowers, memorials are preferred to God's Child Project or St. Alexius Hospice. (Parkway Funeral Service, Bismarck) 		Schuller, Robert P "Bob" (I203861)
 
11275 Obituary mentions her husband, Dan, and her brother, Gunther Larson.

According to Cypress Lawn Records, Sally Dundas was only cremated at their facility and was not actually interred there. You can call the office to inquire of the disposition of cremains. I find them to be very helpful. (650) 755-0580. Contributor #47902656. 		Dundas, Sally Larson (I196692)
 
11276 Obituary of Clarence Johnsen
Posted 08 Dec 2011 by Bill_Bernardy

The Arizona Republic: Nov 13, 2003

Johnsen, Clarence Peter Neumann (Peder)

Clarence Peter (Peder) Neumann Johnsen, born May 4, 1909 in Kyrksæterøra, Hemne, Norway, to Nels W. and Johanna Klausdaughter Johnsen, passed away peacefully in his Tempe home on Sunday, November 9, 2003. Clarence was one of four children born in Norway. He is preceded in death by his parents, brother Juel (Joe) Humboldt Johnsen and sisters Agot and Agnes Marie.

Clarence moved with his family when he was one year old to Ballard near Seattle, Washington, while his father continued to mine gold and river run during the 1898 gold rush in Alaska, returning frequently to his family in Washington. In 1916, after his father's early death, his family moved to Los Angeles, California, where Clarence, also known to his friends as Clancy, began working selling newspapers to help support his widowed mother and sisters. He continued working all the time he was in school, graduating from L.A. High in 1926. He then accepted a football scholarship to play center on the 1928 USC Trojan Football Team and was a charter member of Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity at USC. Clarence then transferred to Loyola to play center under Coach Tom Lieb in 1931-1933 and was on the 1932 Lion's team that played against the championship Trojans holding them to just six points.

After graduation and marriage to his first wife, Ethyl Baker, Clarence joined the Army during World War II, graduating from the Medical Administrative Corps, Camp Barkeley, Texas. Clarence was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant, and served at Fort MacArthur until he was honorably discharged in 1953. Once back in Los Angeles, he returned to the newspaper business and began working for the Los Angeles Times as a newspaper circulation franchisee, ultimately having the successful Arcadia, California territory for many years until his retirement. During his years in business, he always helped others who were just getting started or who were in school and working. Many of his "newspaper carriers" have kept in touch over the years attributing their success to Clarence's guidance, mentoring and support which is a true tribute to Clarence's loving and generous spirit. He was also very active in the San Garbriel/Arcadia Masonic Lodge, Blue Lodge, Scottish Rite, York Rite and Shriner's Club.

His first marriage of over fifty years to Ethyl Baker ended with her death. They had no children. In 1990, at the age of 80, Clarence once again fell in love. His old friend, Harrison Jones, had passed away, leaving his widow, Preissel, residing in Tempe, Arizona. Clarence and Preissel renewed acquaintance from many years of Masonic activities in California during which both Harrison and Clarence were active with their respective wives. When they married in 1990, Clarence declared that he finally had his own family as he acquired his daughter and son-in-law, Janice and Jim Stevenson together with his grandsons, Tyler and Kalb, as part of the package along with his new wife.

Preissel and Clarence, blessed with good heath for the majority of their eleven year marriage, were able to travel the world, including returning to Norway and the house in which Clarence was born, as well as Alaska where his father had his mine. Together they were active in the Desert Palm United Church of Christ and enjoyed many family activities, watching with pride as their grandsons graduated from college. After Preissell passed away in 2001, Clarence remained in his Tempe home close to his family. He was fortunate to have many wonderful friends. including his devoted caregivers and Hospice of the Valley. allowing him to remain at home. for which we are very grateful.

Church services begin at Desert Palm United Church of Christ, 1230 E. Guadalupe Rd., Tempe with visitation on Saturday, November 15, 2003, followed by Masonic graveside service with Military Honors at Green Acres Memorial Park on Hayden Road. Donations to Favorite Charity. 		Johnsen, Clarence Peder (I35641)
 
11277 Obituary of Donald S. Ness
Ness, Donald S.

Renowned Drag Race Chassis Builder

Age 72 of Fridley peacefully passed away on March 17, 2017 at home with his family. He was preceded in death by his parents Clifford and Esther Ness of Bemidji. Survived by S.O., Susan Brown, Daughter, Ciera Loehrer, Brothers, Dave(Connie) Ness, Gerald Ness, Art(Deb)Ness, Sister, Jan(Joe) Nervick, Nephew Mark Ness, Niece, Dena Sopshier, Aunt, Joy Nelson and many cousins and other relatives.

Don was born in Bemidji, MN on March 31, 1944. He graduated from Bemidji High School where he excelled in math and won a National Math Competition. He attended some college courses but was a self-educated designer and engineer.

His first job, other than working on the family farm, was at a fishing resort near Bemidji where he learned to love the sport of fishing. After graduation from high school, he moved to Minneapolis and worked at a small service station in Mounds View before being hired by Applebaum’s Foods where he worked for several years as a produce manager.

In his early years of racing, Don and his cousin Ron began drag racing Chevy Cars at Twin City Speedway on weekends where he became a skilled and winning driver. He then went on to race at Minnesota Dragways in Coon Rapids for Polar Chevrolet of White Bear Lake in his 1966 “Gim-Me-Mor” Chevelle. Later he raced the Chevy Camaro for Merit Chevrolet in Maplewood. Don gradually retired from driving race cars to pursue a full-time career in designing and building cars, chassis and parts for the drag racing industry.

His career in metal fabrication began by working a part time job second job in a small metal fabrication shop where he learned machinists and welding skills. During this time, he designed and built traction bars sold as MAS Traction Bars by Minnesota Auto Specialties. Eventually he opened his own business, Don Ness Racecraft in a small shop on Hennepin Ave in Minneapolis. An increasing demand in quality race cars required him to build a new and larger facility in Blaine, MN where he remained until he retired.

Don designed and built Pro Stock prototype racecars for General Motors, Ford and Chrysler resulting in his Ness Built Cars winning Multiple World Championships in both NHRA and IHRA. Car Craft Magazine named him Chassis Builder of the Year in 1981, 1982 and 1983. He was granted a U.S. patent for his GMM Infinite 4 link system.

Don donated his craftsmanship and time to Team PrISUm Odyssey from Iowa State University through it’s completion of a solar powered car in the American Solar Challenge.

Funeral Service at Cremation Society of Minnesota Brooklyn Park Chapel at 1:30PM on Friday March 24, 2017. Visitation 12 noon. Refreshments and family visitation until 4PM. Spring Memorial Service and Burial in Bemidji, MN at Trinity Free Lutheran Church Pony Lake.

Funeral Friday March 24, 2017 at 1:30PM

Visitation 12:00N to 1:30PM

Refreshments and Visitation 2:00PM to 4:00PM

Cremation Society of Minnesota

Brooklyn Park Chapel

7835 Brooklyn Blvd

Brooklyn Park, MN 55445

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 		Ness, Donald Sidney (I138919)
 
11278 Obituary: (Source: KCH:, 16 Mar 1945 Ingebrigt Storseth Early Settler Ingebrigt Storseth, who died last week in Seattle, was born July 25, 1872, at the old family home Storseth, in Havne district, South Trondelag, Norway. He attended elementary schools and after reaching early youth, he devoted his time to farm labor and other manual activities until he came to the United States about 1900. Settled at Port Blakely He first worked at Port Blakely, while making his home with his older brother, John, in the Vinland community. He then went to Alaska where he spent several years in transporting goods to men engaged in mining in the interior. Transportation was carried on by using both his own back and that of the horse as the place of burden. After some time he returned to Poulsbo, purchased 10 acres of land near his brother’s place, where he gradually built a permanent home for himself and family. Married Elene Schel He was united in marriage to Elene Schel and three sons and two daughters were born to them. They are Emil and Adolph of Seattle, and Sigurd of Salah, Wash.; Mrs. Ellen Childe of Alameda, Calif., and Mrs. Gertrude MacLaughlin, also of Alameda. After having established himself and family in the home, Mr. Storseth engaged in the logging business with his brother until that activity was discontinued several years ago. Since that time the family made their living on farm home in Vinland. About two years ago Mr. Storseth’s health began to fail. Early in 1944 the family sold their country home and purchased a very fine residence in Seattle. His health gradually failing, Mr. Storseth passed away March 6. Funeral services were held at the Vinland church where the family had their church home. He was laid to rest in the church cemetery, Rev. J.H. Myrwang officiating. Mrs. La Rash played the organ and several beautiful hymns were sung by Mrs. O.E. Hanson.). He married ELENE SCHEI Oct 1903 (Source: Kitsap County Herald, 10/30/1903 VINLAND We are glad to hear that our friend, Ingebrigt Storseth, is married. We bet our everyday that he doesn’t regret that. We hereby extend our most hearty congratulations.), daughter of ANDREW SCHEI and GJERTINE. She was born Abt. 1880 in Norway.

(Ancestry.com ) 		Størset, Ingebrigt Pedersen (I30878)
 
11279 Obituary: Salt Lake Tribune, 22 Aug 2004:
Margaret Honsvick Rudy Dolemba 1919-2004 "In the Arms of the Angels." Margaret, our wonderful mother, sister and friend returned home on August 21, 2004 surrounded by her family. Born in Salt Lake City March 10, 1919 to Thorvald Honsvick and Signe Gulbransen. Eldest of 10 children and a first generation American. Married Walter Rudy December 1937, divorced in 1977. Mother of four children, Barbara (Russel) Squires, Frank (Loreen) Rudy, Carol (Darrell) Williams, and Tom (Diane) Rudy.
Married Victor Dolemba, December 1984. Margaret has been a faithful member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and has served in many capacities. Her love of genealogy research and Temple work has been her passion and life's work. She leaves her family a great legacy. Survived by her children, 11 grandchildren and 12 great-grand-children, brothers Thorvald, Wilford, and Glen. . . . Preceded in death by her husband, a sister, five brothers and a son-in-law. Internment, Holladay Memorial Park, 4900 S. Memory Ln. 		Honsvick, Margaret Thelma (I113773)
 
11280 Oct. 31, 1927 - April 7, 2020

SOUTH BEND, IN - Shirley Louisa Remquist was born in Minneapolis, MN on October 31, 1927 and died in her home in Durango on April 7, 2020 under the care of Mercy Hospice and her long-time caregivers from Comfort Keepers. She was the daughter of August and Emma Remquist.

She grew up on the family farm in Meeker County, MN and graduated from Dassel High School in 1945. As a teen, she worked detasseling corn, and in the Cokato Green Giant canning factory. She graduated from the University of Minnesota in 1949 and then moved to Ann Arbor, Michigan to complete her dietetic internship at the University of Michigan Hospital, and then to the Martha Cook Dormitory as resident dietitian. There she met and married her husband, Roger Buslee. After their marriage on April 4, 1953, he moved into Martha Cook Dormitory with her - the first man to live there. Upon his graduation from medical school, they moved to Philadelphia, PA and then to South Bend, IN, eventually moving to Durango, CO in 1972. After her children were born, Shirley worked part time as the dietitian for several nursing homes in South Bend and Durango. She was also employed by United Blood Services leading blood drives in the Durango area, and was the office manager for Southwest Diagnostic Laboratories.

Shirley and Roger loved to travel, both by themselves and with friends. She loved skiing, cooking, and raising flowers. And she loved her dogs. Abby and Charbonne accompanied her all over Durango. She was a member of several reading groups in the Durango area, and the League of Women Voters. She and Roger supported Music in the Mountains, Fort Lewis College, the Durango Public Library, and were active in fundraising for the new Mercy Hospital. The Laboratory at Mercy is named in their honor.

She is survived by children, William of Germantown, MD, Patricia Humphrey of Statesboro, GA, and David (Natalie) of Delafield, WI; and grandchildren, Emma and Ceba Humphrey, and Eric and Melissa Buslee. She was preceded in death by her husband, Roger M. Buslee M.D., her parents, sister Ardis, and son Mark.

Donations in lieu of flowers can be made to the Mercy Health Foundation or Christ the King Lutheran Church. A memorial service will be held at Christ the King Lutheran Church at a later date.
Published in South Bend Tribune on Apr. 12, 2020 		Buslee, Shirley Louisa Remquist (I203068)
 
11281 Odd Georg Sagør (født 2. juli 1918 i Meldal, død 24. juni 1993) var en norsk politiker (Ap).

Han var medlem av Trondheim bystyre 1946 - 1970, herunder varaordfører 1960 - 1963 og ordfører 1964 - 1970. Sagør var også medlem av Sør-Trøndelag fylkesting og fylkesutvalg 1964 - 1970 samt statsråd og sjef for Forbruker- og administrasjonsdepartementet i Trygve Brattelis andre regjering 1973 - 1976.

Sagør var ansatt i Trondheim kommune som finansrådmann 1970 - 1973 og rådmann 1976 - 1986. Før dette hadde han diverse lederstillinger i Norges Brannkasse. Han var utdannet innen handel, regnskap, revisjon og administrasjon.

( Wikipedia ) 		Sagør, Odd Georg (I72453)
 
11282 Odd Godal, født i Stavanger, norsk teolog; bror av Tord Godal. Sogneprest i Rauland 1934, i Furnes 1946, res.kap. i Ullern fra 1956. Han var formann i Kirkeakademiet, og deltok sterkt i den offentlige debatt, bl.a. med bøkene Marxisme og demokrati (1946), Hvorfor kirke? (1950) og Human-etisk eller kristent livssyn? (1956, sammen med G. Langfeldt). Representerte en markert kirkelig holdning sammen med levende interesse for samfunnsspørsmål.

(snl.no) 		Godal, Odd (I133965)
 
11283 Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig. Hoftun, Odd (I153411)
 
11284 Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig. Svanem, Odd Jarle (I19777)
 
11285 Odd Malvin til minne

Enda vi visste at Odd Malvin Ness var alvorlig syk, virker det ufattelig at han er gått bort.
Odd, gledesprederen, musike­ren vil bli dypt savnet. Med sin musikk gjorde han menneskene glade enten det var på bussen, i grendahuset eller i kirka.
Men mest vil vi savne det fine mennesket Odd. Han fant alltid den gode replikken, det positive, gleden og optimismen.
Vi i Ørland trekkspillklubb kjenner oss fattige ved tapet av Odd. Likevel - yåre tanker går til familien som vi sender vår dypeste medfølelse i sorgen.
Vi lyser fred over minnet til Odd Malvin Ness.

For ØTK, Ludvig Olden 		Ness, Odd Malvin Olafsen (I45561)
 
11286 Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig. Sand, Odd (I92633)
 
11287 Odd Schjerve
>From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Odd Schjerve (23 December 1933 - 24 September 1985) was a Norwegian businessperson.
He was born in Trondheim, and graduated in machine engineering from the Norwegian Institute of Technology in 1960. He remained in Trondheim as a researcher until working for Kongsberg Våpenfabrikk from 1967 to 1975. In 1975 he became regional director of Storebrand-Idun in Trondheim, and in 1977 he became marketing director. In 1979 he was the director in Norway of Storebrand-Idun. The company then merged to form Storebrand-Norden, and Schjerve became deputy chief executive. From 1983 to 1985 he was deputy chief executive of Gjensidige Liv, and upon the reorganization of Gjensidige Forsikring in 1985 he became its chief executive officer.[1] Formerly, there had been two chief executives, one for Gjensidige Liv and one for Gjensidige Skade.[2]
He died after less than a month in the job, on 24 September 1985 and was buried on Vestre gravlund.[3] He was first succeeded as company leader by the senior management, consisting of four people.[4] Helge Kvamme was later chosen as the successor.[5]
Schjerve was also a board member of Norsk Rasjonaliseringsforbund.[6]

References:

^ Bergh-Jacobsen, Stein; Ruud, Ola T. (30 September 1985). "Odd Schjerve (obituary)" (in Norwegian). Aftenposten: p. 11.
^ "Odd Schjerve toppsjef i Gjensidige" (in Norwegian). Aftenposten: p. 31. 24 September 1984.
^ "Cemeteries in Norway" (in Norwegian). DIS-Norge. Retrieved 23 November 2010.
^ "Gjensidige skal ha ny toppsjef" (in Norwegian). Aftenposten: p. 34. 2 October 1985.
^ "Ny toppsjef i Gjensidige" (in Norwegian). 26 November 1985.
^ "Nytt om navn" (in Norwegian). Aftenposten: p. 11. 17 April 1984. 		Schjerve, Odd (I83891)
 
11288 Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig. Sørli, Odd (I144976)
 
11289 Odd Sørli var en norsk motstandsmann under andre verdenskrig. Han var medlem av [https://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kompani_Linge Kompani Linge] og ble for sin innsats tildelt Krigskorset, Norges fremste utmerkelse.
Etter det tyske angrepet på Norge 9. april 1940 deltok Odd Sørli i kampen mot invasjonsstyrkene i Trøndelag. Han kom raskt med i motstandsarbeid gikk i kurertrafikk mellom Norge og Sverige før han i 1941 kom over til Storbritannia. Han gikk der inn i de norske styrkene for å fortsette kampen og ble medlem av Norwegian Independent Company No. 1, senere kjent som Kompani Linge. Sørli fikk i oppdrag å organisere motstandsarbeid i Trøndelag, etablerte radiosendere og bygde ut Milorgs virksomhet i regionen.Han gikk som kurer Sverige/Norge ca 20 ganger.
Motstandsvirksomheten til Sørli og hans medarbeidere ble forsøkt rullet opp av [[Henry Rinnan]] og [[Sonderabteilung Lola]]. Flere ble tatt, men Sørli selv unngikk arrestasjon. Medlemmer av Sørlie familie ble arrestert og torturerte (deriblant hans kone Edel) og familien ble fratatt sitt hjem i [[Strindvegen]] 70.
Etter verdenskrigen ble Odd Sørli og broren Kjell Sørli etterforskere i landssvikoppgjøret i Trondheim og fikk høsten 1945 blant annet i oppgave å avhøre [[Henry Rinnan]]. Sammen med sin bror utarbeidet han et manuskript basert på Henry Rinnans fortelling om sine aktiviteter under krigen. Manuskriptet ble etter Sørlis død overlatt Norges Hjemmefrontmuseum. I 2007 ble det publisert i boken ''Rinnans testamente'' (Aschehoug). Da Rinnan ble henrettet i 1947 ledet Odd Sørli eksekusjonspelotongen.
Etter krigen var Odd Sørli med i filmen ''Det grodde fram'' (1947) der han spilte seg selv.

Han startet eget trykkeri i 1949.
Odd Sørli var norsk mester i roing og orientering. Alpinisten Odd Sørli, sønn av [[Kjell Sørli]], er oppkalt etter sin onkel. Han har også en veg i Trondheim oppkalt etter seg, Odd Sørlis veg.

I statsråd 26. mars 1943 ble Sørli tildelt Krigskorset med sverd for sin innsats. Det ble vedtatt å påføre diplomet begrunnelsen: «For fremrakende[sic] personlig krigsinnsats for Norges sak. Han ble også tildelt ''Order of the British Empire'' og den amerikanske Frihetsmedaljen.

( https://www.strindahistorielag.no/wiki/index.php/Odd_S%C3%B8rli )

Se også: https://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odd_S%C3%B8rli

og: https://www.namdalsavisa.no/arkiv/2007/07/20/Henry-Oliver-Rinnans-siste-hilsen-13420400.ece

og: https://linepevik.wixsite.com/pevikene

og: https://www.nrk.no/trondelag/hva-rinnan-tenkte-1.4056861

og: https://www.adressa.no/meninger/kommentarer/article8237131.ece


 		Sørli, Odd (I144981)
 
11290 Odda Nyheysblad 13/31928:
Alter en ulykke på Eitrheimsneset.
Sist torsdag falt atter en arbeider - Hans Dalum - ned fra et stillas, og blev forslått, så han matte bringes på sykehuset. Han kom trillende på en båre, tapte balansen og falt ned med baren over sig. Fallet var 4 me­ter høit. 		Dalum, Hans Henriksen (I3793)
 
11291 Oddmund Skaanes hadde en bekjent som var flykaptein i Luftforsvaret: Tor Arvid Høien født 1922 i Harstad. Skaanes, Oddmund Ingulf (I76247)
 
11292 Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig. Brå, Oddvar (I133421)
 
11293 Oddvar var lektor ved Drammens gymnas. Vassbotn, Oddvar Per (I82173)
 
11294 Odin was the son of Iver and Johanna Uwa Foss from Norway. He was married with 3 children. Odin was a machinist fr the Cleve Cliffe Iron Company. He was of medium height and build with blue eyes and light brown hair. He had only one eye, his left. Odin immigrated on 16 April 1909 through Saint John, St. John, New Brunswick, Canada and arrived on the Empress of Britain at St. Albans, Vermont. He died from aortic insufficiency at the age of 33 year 10 months and 10 days. Vedul, Odin Iversen (I203960)
 
11295 Odlaug Otness Swartz

Odlaug (Oddie) Otness Swartz passed away at Trinity Healthcare on Tuesday, June 13, 2017. She was born October 3, 1922 near Kristiansund, Norway on the Island of Smola in the community of Dyrnes. Her parents were Fredricka Inga and Oscar Lars Otness. In the summer of 1923 her parents moved to Petersburg, Alaska where her father was a commercial fisherman. She was the oldest of 6 siblings.

Oddie graduated from Petersburg High School in 1940. After graduation she attended beauty school in Seattle, Washington and after receiving her license, returned to Petersburg to own and operate her own shop. She was active in Girl Scouts and volunteered as a trained nurse aide in Petersburg Hospital during World War II.

She met and later married Robert Allen Swartz who was in the U. S. Coast Guard stationed in Petersburg. He was raised in Everest, Kansas where they raised Aberdeen Angus Cattle.

They lived in Kansas until 1954 when they moved to St. Louis, Oklahoma. From there, they moved to Columbus, January 1963.

Oddie worked at Doster Hospital until 1969 when she transferred to the new Lowndes General Hospital until retiring in September 1987.

She was a hospital Pink Lady and member of the Columbus Pilot Club where she was honored as Grand Marshal of the 2002 Christmas Parade for her work with Lifeline Systems which was sponsored by the Pilot Club. She was an active member of Broadacres United Methodist Church.

She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Robert Swartz, sons Price and Dean Swartz, siblings Margaret Barnard and Ralph Otness.

Oddie is survived by siblings Nels Otness, Roy Otness and June Vick; children, Roger Swartz (Paulette) of Hattiesburg, MS, Margaret Mistilis (John) of Oxford, MS, Mary Evans of Tracy, CA, Marilyn Moore (O.T.) and Larry Swartz (Debbie) of Columbus, MS; 13 grandchildren and 17 great- grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held at Covenant United Methodist Church on Friday June 16, 2017 at 2:00 p.m., with Rev. Ron Thomas and Rev Gene Bramlett officiating; burial will follow at Memorial Gardens of Columbus. Visitation will be held Friday from 12:30 until service time at the church.



Memorials may be made to:

Covenant United Methodist Church (formerly Broadacres United Methodist Church)

P.O. Box 9552

Columbus, MS 39705

Or

Shriner's Children's Hospital

3100 Samford Ave.

Shreveport, LA71130 		Swartz, Odlaug Ingeborg Otness (I175904)
 
11296 Of Holstein. Elected King of Sweden by the Council of Sweden in an effort to strengthen foreign relations, upon the death of the King in 1751, leaving no heirs to succeed him.His wife was a sister to Frederick the Great (Frederick II). Ruled from 1751 - 1771. von Holstein-Gottorp, Adolf Frederik (I15168)
 
11297 Offiser og festningskommandant Kofoed, Holger Hansen (I86295)
 
11298 Offiser, ingeniør, fly- og bilpioner. Foreldre: Oberstløytnant, krigskommissær Helge Sem Jacobsen (1851 - 1938) og Jensine Gondelle Fadum (1851 - 91). Gift 30.12.1907 med Elisabeth Marie Mohn (22.8.1883–april 1974), datter av sanitetskaptein Carl Wilhelm Mohn (1846 - 1912) og Catharina f. Mohn (1847 - 1924). Far til Carl Wilhelm Sem-Jacobsen (1912 - 91).

Einar Sem-Jacobsen etablerte Hærens Flyfabrikk på Kjeller 1916 og lærte Roald Amundsen å fly. Han nedla også et betydelig arbeid for å legge til rette for den voksende biltrafikken og etablere en bilsakkyndigordning i Norge.

Sem-Jacobsen vokste opp i Kristiania. Etter examen artium 1896 og Krigsskolen ble han premierløytnant i Ingeniørvåpenet 1899 og tok militær høyskoleeksamen 1901. Han ble kaptein 1911 og major 1930.

Sem-Jacobsen var den første sanne flyentusiast i Norge, og fra 1904 holdt han en rekke foredrag om luftfart over hele landet og skrev en rekke artikler basert på tallrike studiereiser i Europa. Etter sin første erfaring som aeronaut i festningsartilleriets kaptiv-ballong på Oscarsborg høsten 1908 tok han 1909 initiativet til dannelsen av Norsk Luftseiladsforening og ble dens første sekretær. Samme høst var han passasjer hos selveste Orville Wright under den første tyske flyuke i Berlin. Luftseiladsforeningen kjøpte like etter gassballongen Norge. Med denne tok Sem-Jacobsen ballongførersertifikat 1910 som en av de to første i landet. Ballongen brukte han til den første luftfotografering i landet og også til meteorologiske observasjoner av atmosfæren.

1909 foreslo Sem-Jacobsen for Roald Amundsen å bruke drager til å løfte islosen i luften over polarskuta Fram for lettere å se brukbare råker i isen på vei mot Nordpolen. Sem-Jacobsen konstruerte drager basert på Codys konstruksjon for den britiske marinen, og det lyktes ham å løfte forsøksdrager opp i 800 - 1000 meters høyde. Amundsen hadde dragene med om bord, men de ble ikke brukt, da ekspedisjonen uventet drog til Sydpolen.

1910 - 11 brukte Sem-Jacobsen på aeronautiske diplomingeniørstudier i Paris; studiet skjedde på egen bekostning, og han måtte selv betale sin vikars lønn!

Luftseiladsforeningen startet våren 1912 en innsamlingsaksjon for en egen “norsk flyflåte”, og fire offiserer skulle utdannes til flygere. Blant de fire var Sem-Jacobsen, som 21. juli 1912 som første nordmann tok internasjonalt flysertifikat.

1. september 1912 tok Sem-Jacobsen hærens første gavefly, det franskbygde Farman-flyet Ganger Rolf, i luften fra Heradsbygd ved Elverum. De neste tre ukene ble flyet brukt til rekognosering under manøvrene i Hedmark, før Sem-Jacobsen fløy det til Kjeller ved Lillestrøm og satte nye skandinaviske rekorder med henholdsvis 1400 meters høyde og 170 kilometer utfløyet distanse.

Etter å ha tatt det nye norske militære flysertifikatet var Sem-Jacobsen selvskreven som sjef for den tekniske avdeling da Hærens Flyvevæsen ble beordret opprettet 1913. Sommeren 1914 lærte han Roald Amundsen å fly på Kjeller og Gardermoen. Da Hærens Flyvemaskinfabrikk ble etablert på Kjeller våren 1916, etter en kort tid på Sagene i Kristiania, ble han fabrikkens første direktør og sjef for hærens “flyver- og observatørskole”. I hans tid ble det bygd omkring 90 fly på Sagene og Kjeller. Sem-Jacobsen oppfant og konstruerte 1915 de første ski til bruk på fly. Han konstruerte flere flytyper, bl.a. treningsflyet Kaje.

Årene 1916 - 17 var turbulente for Sem-Jacobsen. Han ble kritisert for sin ledelse, flyskolen ble skilt ut og fikk egen sjef, og han kom i konflikt med sjefen for Hærens Flyvåpen, oberst Grüner, om innkjøp av fly fra utlandet. Sem-Jacobsens ukuelige optimisme kolliderte stadig med oberstens realitetssans. Etter at norske fly ble utkonkurrert av svenske ved et flystevne i Kristiania 1921, ble det åpen strid mellom de to, en strid som Sem-Jacobsen tapte. Etter å ha vært sykepermittert fra sommeren 1922 ble han frabeordret stillingen som direktør for flyfabrikken og tilbakeført til Ingeniørvåpenet. Grüner ble 1924 forfremmet til general. Den noe stivsinnede Sem-Jacobsen kjempet for oppreisning. Forsvarsdepartementet innrømmet 1924 at kritikken gjaldt forhold han ikke hadde vært herre over, og 1926 bevilget Stortinget Sem-Jacobsen 25 000 kroner i oppreisning for avgangen fra flyvåpenet.

Sem-Jacobsen var i tillegg til sin militære stilling bilsakkyndig i Romerike 1916 - 26 og 1927 - 36 leder av Statens bilsakkyndige i Aker og Follo, en etat han også bidrog mye til å utvikle. Han var medlem av Skedsmo herredsstyre 1925 - 28, av Gummirådet 1915 - 19 og formann i Ingeniøroffiserenes Forening 1929 - 31. Han var aeroteknisk konsulent for Det norske Veritas 1930 - 36 og medlem av flere internasjonale flytekniske komiteer fra 1911 til sin død.

Et Kaje-fly som Sem-Jacobsen konstruerte, er utstilt ved Norsk Luftfartsmuseum, Bodø.

(www.snl.no) 		Sem-Jacobsen, Einar Olaf (I120073)
 
11299 Offiser. Foreldre: Fylkesgartner Ditlef Emil Gottfried Bull-Hansen (1892–1985) og lærer Gerd Fretheim (1897–1982). Gift 1950 med reiselivskonsulent Turid Elisabeth Jarnæss (4.9.1930–9.3.2002), datter av lærer Peder Jarnæss (1902–79) og reiselivskonsulent Karen (eg. Fredrikke Cathrine) Bull-Hansen (1898–1967). Brorsønn av Rolf Bull-Hansen (1888–1970).

Fredrik Bull-Hansen ledet den flernasjonale, kombinerte militærstyrke og det sivile observatørkorps i Sinai 1981–84 og var norsk forsvarssjef 1984–87.

Bull-Hansen startet sin militære karriere 1947 etter å ha blitt uteksaminert fra Befalsskolen for feltartilleriet. Han tok Krigsskolen 1949–51, Hærens stabsskole 1958–59, det britiske Staff College 1963–64 og NATO Defense College 1976–77. Han var stipendiat ved Norsk Utenrikspolitisk Institutt 1967–68.

Bull-Hansen hadde en omfattende og variert tjeneste ved avdelinger og ved stab frem til 1977, bl.a. som instruktør ved Feltartilleriets befalsskole, Skyteskolen og Hærens stabsskole; ved sistnevnte var han sjef 1973–75. 1977 ble han utnevnt til oberst I (nåværende brigader) og sjef for Etterretningsstaben. 1979 ble han utnevnt til generalmajor og Kommandør for landstridskreftene i Nord-Norge. 1981 ble han utnevnt til generalløytnant og avgitt til internasjonal tjeneste. 1984 ble han utnevnt til general og forsvarssjef, en stilling han satt i til oppnådd aldersgrense 1987.

Bull-Hansen har også hatt en omfattende militær tjeneste utenfor landets grenser. Han tjenstgjorde i Tysklandsbrigaden 1951–52 og hadde 1956–57 spesialoppdrag i United Nations Emergency Force i Egypt. 1970–73 var han forsvarsattasjé ved den norske ambassade i Helsinki. Høydepunktet i sin internasjonale karriere nådde Bull-Hansen i årene 1981–84, da han fikk i oppgave å etablere og senere lede en flernasjonal militær og sivil styrke utenom FN (Multinational Force and Observers) i Sinai. Styrken skulle sikre fredsavtalen mellom Egypt og Israel av 26. mars 1979, som bygde på Camp David-avtalen fra året før.

Bull-Hansens militære karriere falt sammen med integreringen i det vestlige forsvarssamarbeidet og den største militære utbygging i moderne norsk historie. Disse prosessene fulgte han for en stor del fra sentrale stillinger i forsvarsledelsen. I hans periode som forsvarssjef ble det stadig klarere at det som var bygd opp med betydelig alliert hjelp etter 1945, krevde grunnleggende reformer.

Det er først og fremst i perioden som forsvarssjef at Bull-Hansens navn ble kjent i allmennheten. Kort etter tiltredelsen 1984 rettet han oppmerksomheten mot det han oppfattet som et alvorlig strukturelt problem, nemlig avstanden mellom de forsvarspolitiske ambisjoner og de ressurser Forsvaret ble tildelt for å løse oppgavene. I forhold til de målene som ble satt av Forsvarskommisjonen av 1974, kunne det registreres en dramatisk underfinansierering; de dokumenterte investeringsbehov kunne ikke dekkes innenfor de gjeldende økonomiske rammer. For det første gikk en økende andel av bevilgningene til drift og formål uten klar forsvarsmessig relevans; mye av dette var et resultat av den generelle samfunnsutviklingen. For det andre måtte Norge selv nå finansiere en hardt tiltrengt modernisering.

Bull-Hansens fagmilitære konklusjoner fortonte seg som et ultimatum: Primært måtte bevilgningene årlig økes med 6–7 prosent i planperioden. Hvis ikke det skjedde, måtte det forsvarspolitiske ambisjonsnivået senkes. For å trenge dypere inn i denne problematikken hadde militærledelsen i 1985 gjennomført en forsvarsstudie. Studien ble avsluttet etter regjeringsskiftet i mai 1986, da Johan Jørgen Holst overtok som forsvarsminister for Arbeiderpartiet etter Høyres Anders Sjaastad.

General Bull-Hansens siste år som forsvarssjef ble preget av en tilspisset kontrovers med Holst. Det dominerende stridstema var om forsvarsledelsen hadde rett til å presentere faglige vurderinger for offentligheten som bakgrunn for samfunnsdebatten. Holst inntok en meget restriktiv holdning. Bull-Hansen på sin side viste til at han etter stillingsinstruksen hadde rett og plikt til å gi uttrykk for faglige synspunkter offentlig. Videre viste han til at siden instruksen var gitt i kongelig resolusjon, måtte den endres på samme måte. Da Stortinget behandlet saken, ble det pekt på at alle involverte måtte trå varsomt i gråsonen mellom fag og politikk, men at forsvarssjefen som etatssjef hadde plikt til informere om sitt ansvarsområde.

Striden må først og fremst forstås på bakgrunn av den generelle uenighet som hersket om forsvars- og sikkerhetspolitikken og forsvarsministerens håndtering av den. Bull-Hansen hadde stor tilslutning innad i Forsvaret da han avviste det som ble oppfattet som en politisering av faglige spørsmål for å tjene ikke-militære formål.

Fredrik Bull-Hansen fremstod på mange måter som en ny offiserstype. Han hadde en tydelig profil i massemedia, et bredt interessefelt og en stor kontaktflate innenfor forskning, næringsliv og ideelle organisasjoner. Etter at han avsluttet sin militære løpebane 1987, har han vært aktiv som sikkerhetspolitisk forfatter og en meget benyttet kommentator i forsvarsspørsmål. I tillegg har han sittet i styret for flere bedrifter, frivillige organisasjoner og forskningsinstitusjoner. Han ble utnevnt til kommandør med stjerne av St. Olavs Orden 1984 og er innehaver av storkors av Finlands Vita Ros' Orden og den svenske Nordstjärneorden.

( https://nbl.snl.no/Fredrik_Bull-Hansen ) 		Bull-Hansen, Fredrik Vilhelm (I178183)
 
11300 Offiser. Foreldre: Handelsmann og skipper Caspar Edvard Eriksen (1841–83) og Jensine Petrine Arentsen (1842–1936). Gift 21.11.1903 med Christiane Sæhlie (10.4.1875–18.7.1952), datter av brukseier Andreas Sæhlie (1832–96) og Christiane Benedicte Todderud (1843–1929).

Birger Eriksen hadde en lang karriere bak seg som festningskommandant i Kystartilleriet og bare et halvt år igjen til pensjonsalderen da han 9. april 1940 for alltid skrev seg inn i norsk historie gjennom sin uredde innsats som kommandant på Oscarsborg festning i Oslofjorden. Takket være ildgivningen fra festningen og batteriene på fastlandssiden, som bl.a. senket den tyske krysseren Blücher, ble tyskernes sjøverts angrep på Oslo forsinket og gjorde det dermed mulig for kongen, regjeringen og Stortinget å sette seg i sikkerhet og fortsette kampen mot okkupasjonen.

Eriksen tok examen artium i Kristiania 1893 og begynte deretter på Krigsskolen, hvor han avla eksamen på øverste avdeling 1896. Etter tre år i infanteriet (herunder to år på Den militære Høiskole) gikk han 1899 over til det da nyopprettede Kystartilleriet. Høsten 1896 hadde han et tre måneders studieopphold ved Technische Hochschule Charlottenburg ved Berlin. Med kunnskapene derfra ble han senere sentral i utviklingen av en ny og revolusjonerende skytemetode, som ble innført 1908.

Eriksen ble kaptein 1901 og major 1915. Fra samme år og frem til sin avskjed ved oppnådd aldersgrense 1940 var han i tur og orden sjef ved fire av kystfestningene: først en kort tid som fungerende kommandant på Tønsberg befestninger, deretter 1915–31 kommandant på Agdenes befestninger i Trondheimsfjorden, fra 1918 med oberstløytnants grad. 1931 ble han utnevnt til oberst og kommandant ved Bergen befestninger, en stilling han hadde til 1933, da han ble utnevnt til kommandant på Oscarsborg festning.

Ved opprettelsen av nøytralitetsvernet i september 1939 ble kommandantens kommandoplass på Håøya ikke satt i stand, og da Hovedbatteriet med sine tre velkjente 28 cm kanoner ble satt opp fra mars 1940, ble dette batteriets kommandoplass på Håøya heller ikke gjort i stand. Derfor befant oberst Eriksen seg på Kaholmene da det i løpet av dagen 8. april 1940 begynte å komme inn faretruende meldinger om tyske flåteforflytninger. Bekreftelsen kom rundt midnatt, da det kom melding om kamper i ytre Oslofjord. Oberst Eriksen satte da i verk de tiltak som han fant påkrevd. Under den tyske inntrengning like etter klokken 4 natten til 9. april, tok han selv posisjon i Hovedbatteriet på Oscarsborg, for å påse at ilden fra de langsomtskytende kanonene i Hovedbatteriet ble mest mulig virksom.

Klokken 04.21 ble det skutt to skudd fra Hovedbatteriet mot det første fartøyet som dukket opp i tåkedisen, og store branner slo straks opp. Dette fartøyet viste seg senere å være den nye tyske krysseren Blücher. Etter at den var truffet av et større antall skudd fra Kopåsbatteriet og Husvikbatteriet, ble krysseren truffet av to torpedoer fra torpedobatteriet. Det brennende vraket av Blücher sank ved Askholmene klokken 06.20, etter at et ammunisjonsmagasin hadde eksplodert. Ca. 400 tyske offiserer, soldater og besetningsmedlemmer omkom.

De resterende tyske fartøyer trakk seg tilbake, men kort tid etter startet bombeangrepene på Oscarsborg. Etter hvert utviklet situasjonen seg, og tyske soldater tok kontroll over batteriene på Drøbaksiden. Situasjonen fortonet seg på ettermiddagen 9. april slik at oberst Eriksen fant det nytteløst å fortsette kampen. Etter en muntlig overenskomst med tyskerne ble det tyske flagg heist på Oscarsborg 10. april klokken 09.00. Kort tid deretter passerte resten av den tyske eskadre Oscarsborg og gikk til Oslo. Der ankom de 30 timer etter de opprinnelige tyske planer. Denne forsinkelsen bidrog til at den tyske operasjon mot det sentrale østlandsområdet ble ett døgn forsinket.

Oberst Eriksen gikk av med pensjon i november 1940. Hans engasjement i det sivile samfunn var stor; han hadde sittet i Rissa herredsstyre 1920 - 31, i Frogn herredsstyre 1937 - 40, og han var medlem av Drøbak bystyre 1948 - 52. Hans hobby var å konstruere tekniske hjelpemidler for artilleriskyting, og dette var noe han holdt på med fra han kom inn i våpenet 1899 til godt ut i 1950-årene.

Oberst Eriksen var ansett for å være en ytterst korrekt og streng offiser, men de som kjente ham godt, “gjennomskuet” hans harde ytre og så en omtenksom og reflektert person med høy personlig integritet. Etter krigen ble han tildelt Krigskorset med sverd, Deltagermedaljen med rosett og det franske Croix de guerre, og han ble offiser av den franske Æreslegionen.

Birger Eriksen døde 1958. Urnen ble først nedsatt på Drøbak kirkegård, men 1977 ble den flyttet til Æreslunden på Vår Frelsers gravlund i Oslo.

(snl.no) 		Eriksen, Birger Kristian (I135520)
 

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