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| 12101 | Ridder i 1445 | Visborg, Jens Madsen Munk til (I130944)
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| 12102 | Rikart Utnes hadde gården til 1944, da han solgte den til sin sønn Kåre Rikartsen Utnes for kr. 4.000 og kår. Rikart Utnes var lærer på Stranda fra 1916 til 1919 da han ble ansatt som lærer i Sterten skolekrets og var der til 1946, da han sluttet med pensjon. | Utnes, Rikart Antonsen (I63216)
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| 12103 | Riksråd. Eggert Frille, dansk adelsmann, spilte en betydelig rolle under Erik av Pommern, Christoffer av Bayern og Christian 1 og hadde stor del i at den sistnevnte ble valgt til konge i Norge. | Frille, Eggert Christiernsen (I181613)
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| 12104 | Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig. | Sivertsvik, Magnar (I79758)
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| 12105 | Rindalfolket kom opprinnelig fra en annen gard oppi Eidslia - (Øverlia) På et tidspunkt flyttet de derifra og til Rendalen - ikke Rindalen. Da de flyttet tilbake til Hemne bosatte de seg i Vinjelia, men skrev seg da Rindal. | Rindal, Halvor Nilsen (I46063)
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| 12106 | Riser til Chicago 12.06.1927 med Stavangerfjord. Kommer tilbake og blir boende i Kristiansund. | Edvinsdtr., Arna Annie (I200501)
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| 12107 | Roald Dahl (født 13. september 1916 i Llandaff ved Cardiff i Wales, død 23. november 1990 i Great Missenden i Buckinghamshire) var en norsk-britisk forfatter som blant annet har skrevet en rekke novellesamlinger preget av en utsøkt svart humor med overraskende vendinger, foruten rundt 30 burleske og fantastiske barnebøker hvor mange er blitt filmatisert. Roald Dahl kjennes også som mannen i lenestolen, med teppe over knærne, som introduserte morbide, humoristiske TV-grøss i serien Tales of the Unexpected. Fra 1960 bodde Dahl i Gipsy House i Great Missenden i Buckinghamshire. Det var her han skrev flesteparten av bøkene sine. Han døde i 1990, og er gravlagt i hjembyen. (Wikipedia) | Dahl, Roald (I121405)
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| 12108 | Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig. | Ljøkelsøy, Roar (I133314)
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| 12109 | Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig. | Strand, Roar (I161671)
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| 12110 | Robert 'Bob' E Thompson, age 98, of Minnetonka, passed away April 1, 2022, after a brief illness. Bob was born in Fargo ND where he lived until he joined the Marines during WWII. He participated in the invasions of Saipan, Iwo Jima and Okinawa in the Pacific. After the war he married Pearl and began a career in graphic arts that took them to Minneapolis, Manila, Philippines and Kansas City. He enjoyed fishing, bird and big game hunting in several states, the Northwest Territory, Alaska, Mexico and Denmark. Their lake home on Upper Whitefish near Brainerd brought many happy years with his growing family before moving to Sun City, AZ and returning to MN. He was a member of Robbinsdale Masonic Lodge, Minneapolis Athletic Club, Spectators, Dunkers, Golden Valley Country Club and Mpls. Gun Club. He was a Ham Radio operator (KØUSJ), built and flew radio control airplanes and soloed conventional aircraft at age 71. Bob is survived by daughters Diane (Tom) Jensen, Nancy (Roger) Westland and Patti Matejcek, 7 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by his loving wife Pearl, parents, 3 brothers, 1 sister and grandson Brian Westland. Interment Fort Snelling National Cemetery Huber Funeral & Cremation Services Eden Prairie Chapel 952-949-4970 huberfunerals.com Star Tribune Minneapolis Minnesota published on April 9, 2022 | Thompson, Robert Edward (I203440)
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| 12111 | Robert A. Lommen, 75, Buxton, ND, died Saturday, Aug. 12, 2000, at home. Robert Arthur Lommen was born May 11, 1925, the son of Sidney and Helena (Berg) Lommen, in Fargo. He grew up and graduated from high school in Thompson, ND. He joined the Army Air Corps in 1943. He graduated from Mayville (ND) Teachers College with a degree in mathematics. He taught in Grand Forks. He managed the family's banking business and served as an insurance agent in Buxton. He married Joyce Spoonland on August 8, 1954, they were married 36 years and they shared six children. He is survived by a son, David (Kari), Grand Forks, ND; and five daughters: Laurie (Kelly) Ratzell, Littleton, CO; Lanelle (Eric) Richards, Huntingtown, MD; Rhonda (Jeff) Moorman, Huntingtown, MD; Darcee (Bryan) Capdeville, Bozeman, MT; Kristen (Mark) Lind, Grand Forks, ND; 16 grandchildren; and brothers, Richard (Donna) Lommen, Bismarck, ND and Alan (Dorothy) Lommen, Bismarck, ND. He was preceded in death by a sister, Jean Gibbons. Services: Thursday, August 17, 2000, at Immanuel Lutheran Church, Buxton, ND. Burial: Immanuel #2 Cemetery, Buxton. | Lommen, Robert Arthur (I207200)
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| 12112 | Robert Allen "Bob" Swartz Age 90 died December 31, 2007 at Baptist Memorial Hospital Golden Triangle in Columbus, MS Services will be held at Broadacres United Methodist Church on Thursday, January 3, 2008 at 2:00 PM with Dr. Walt Porter and Rev. Ron Thomas Officiating Burial will follow at Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Visitation will be at Broadacres United Methodist Church on Thursday, January 3, 2008 from 12:00 noon until service time. Mr. Swartz born on September 12, 1917 in Everest, Kansas to the late James Monroe and Tessie Sherrer Swartz. He was a member of Broadacres United Methodist Church and a WWII U.S. Coast Guard Veteran. He was a farmer and a cattleman at Sunflower Farms in Kansas and retired from the Lowndes County Co-op. He was a member of the Lions Club, Columbus Lodge #5, F&AM, and Scottish Rites Body. He was also a Shriner. In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his son, Price Swartz, and his brother and sister-in-law Keith and Hazel Swartz. Survivors incude: Wife- Odlaug Otness Swartz, Columbus, Ms Son-Roger Swartz (Paulette) of Hattiesburg, Miss. Son-Dean Swartz of Columbus, Miss. Son-Larry Swartz (Debbie) of Columbus, Miss. Daughter-Margaret Mistilis (John) of Oxford, Miss. Daughter-Mary Evans of Tracy, Calif. Daughter-Marilyn Moore (O.T.) of Columbus, Miss. Grandchild-Molly Stafford (Stewart) Grandchild-Eric Swartz Grandchild-Robert David Swartz Grandchild-Ryan Swartz (Misty) Grandchild-Roger Swartz, II (Chasity) Grandchild-Matthew Swartz Grandchild-Patrick Swartz Grandchild-Andrew McCowan Grandchild-Beau Farmer Grandchild-Scott Evans Grandchild-Ben Evans Grandchild-Lauren Sullivan Grandchild-Lee Sullivan Great grandchild-John Issac Stafford Great grandchild- Sally Stafford Great grandchild-Shelby Stafford Great grandchild-Damien Swartz The Pallbearers are -Ryan Swartz Pallbearer -Matthew Swartz Pallbearer -Andrew McCowan Pallbearer -Scott Evans Pallbearer -Lee Sullivan Pallbearer -Eric Swartz The Honorary Pallbearers are -Members of Broadacres United Methodist Church Memorials may made to the The Broadacres United Methodist Church Roofing Fund 618 31st Ave. North Columbus MS 39705 | Swartz, Robert Allen (I175985)
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| 12113 | Robert Charles Durman Mitchum (August 6, 1917 July 1, 1997) was an American actor, director, author, poet, composer, and singer. Mitchum rose to prominence for starring roles in several classic films noirs, and his acting is generally considered a forerunner of the antiheroes prevalent in film during the 1950s and 1960s. His best-known films include Out of the Past (1947), The Night of the Hunter (1955), Cape Fear (1962), and El Dorado (1966). Mitchum was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for The Story of G.I. Joe (1945). He is also known for his television role as U.S. Navy Captain Victor Pug Henry in the epic two-part miniseries The Winds of War (1983) and sequel War and Remembrance (1988). Mitchum is rated number 23 on the American Film Institute's list of the greatest male stars of Classic American Cinema. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Mitchum | Mitchum, Robert Charles Durman (I174959)
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| 12114 | Robert D. Keesee, 65, died Sept. 25, 1997 at his home in Gold Hill. Mr. Keesee was born to William A. and Agnes R. Keesee Aug. 26, 1932, in Klamath Falls. He moved from Klamath Falls to southern California in 1957. He was an artist of animation and and in 1960 he helped create Gumby and David and Goliath cartoon. In 1987, he was owner and operator of Little Butte Arts & Crafts. He married Dorothy J. Jones on July 31, 1993, in Shady Cove. Mr. Keesee was very active and committed to his faith at Trail Christian Fellowship. He was an avid outdoorsman and enjoyed hiking and hunting. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy J. Keesee, Gold Hill; two daughters, Karen Kaberline, Gold Hill and Cindy Patterson, Crescent City, CA; one son, Jerry Keesee, Vancouver, WA; brother, William Keesee, Roseburg; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Carol. contributor jeanie sawyer #46897785 | Keesee, Robert Dean "Bob" (I203171)
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| 12115 | Robert D. Olson, 74, 101 24th St. NW, Minot, died Thursday, July 12, 2007 in his home. Robert Delano Olson was born April 22, 1933 in Noonan, ND, the son of Reuben and Evva (Barden) Olson. As a child he moved with his family to Minot and attended Roosevelt Elementary School and Minot High School. Robert enlisted in the United States Army June 29, 1950 at the age of 17 and served on the front line with the Army Infantry for 11 months during the Korean Conflict. While in the service he was awarded a Purple Heart, the Presidential Citation with 4 battle stars, along with other medals. He was honorably discharged August 20, 1952 and returned to North Dakota. On August 12, 1953 Robert married the former Ardis Fuchs at St. Leo's Catholic Church in Minot. They made their home in Minot where Robert worked various jobs. From 1958 to 1960 he worked as a Ward County Deputy Sheriff under Sheriff Olaf Haaland. He than began employment at Midwest Motor Express where he became assistant manager, working there for 17 years. He owned and operated Olson Transfer for 15 years. Robert then earned his insurance license and opened Midwest Insurance Agency which he owned and operated until April of 1993 when he sold the business and retired. Following retirement Bob and Ardis enjoyed many winters in Bullhead City, AZ. Robert was a member of St. John the Apostle Catholic Church, Minot and served as usher at the church for a number of years. He was a member of the Moose Lodge in Minot, where he enjoyed playing in the pool league. He was a 49+ year member at the 515 Club in Minot. He was a former member of the Knights of Columbus, the American Legion, the Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Disabled American Veterans, the Elks Lodge, the Eagles Aerie and the YMCA Health Club. He played basketball at the YMCA for many years and spent most of his noon hours there playing basketball. He also enjoyed playing fast pitch softball and was a pitcher for over 35 years, including pitching with the Young America team in the regional and national tournaments. He took up the game of golf at the age of 52. Those who shared in his life, Wife, Ardis, Minot; children, Terry (Joan) Olson, Eden Prairie, MN, Kimberly (Keith) Vosseteig, Dawsonville, GA, Nancy Olson, Yakima, WA, Jeffrey (Tracy) Olson, Grass Valley, CA and Penny (Tim) Chole, Minot; five grandchildren, Sara Olson, Laura, Jordan and Chelsea Olson and Kelly Vosseteig; brother, Nick (Marvonne) Olson, Minot; sisters, Doretta Johnson, Santa Cruz, CA, Betty (Hank) Anderson, Minot, Mary Lou (Bob) Esterby, Minot and special sister-in-law, Mary Olson, Minot; numerous nieces, nephews and cousins survive. Robert was preceded in death by his parents, and brother, Jim Olson. Funeral: Tuesday, July 17, 2007 at 9:00 a.m. at St. John the Apostle Catholic Church, Minot. Visitation and vigil prayer service: There will be no reviewal, but friends may sign the register Monday, July 16, 2007, from noon to 5:00 p.m. at Thompson-Larson Funeral Home and from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. at St. John the Apostle Catholic Church with the vigil prayer service at 7:00 p.m. at the church. Burial: Rosehill Memorial Park, Minot, ND. Memorials are preferred to St. John the Apostle Building Fund or to the donor's choice. Celebrant of the Liturgies: Father David Zimmer Music: John and Marcy Witteman, musicians Opening, "On Eagles Wings" Offertory, instrumental Communion, "Holy God, We Praise Thy Name" Commendation, "Song of Farewell" Closing, "The Strife Is O'er" Honorary Bearers: Robert's family and friends Active Bearers: Rodney Anderson, Scott Olson, Wayne Nelson, Gordon Gilles, Dan Baranick Roger Rylander | Olson, Robert Delano "Bob" (I201872)
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| 12116 | Robert Dankwart Leo Riefling (født 17. september 1911 i Oslo, død 1. juli 1988) var en norsk pianist og musikkpedagog, ansett som en av landets ypperste i sin tid med turnering verden over. Han debuterte 11 år gammel med Oslo filharmoniske orkester, og med solokonsert som fjortenåring i Gamle Logens store sal (September, 1925). Han ledet Rieflings Klaverinstitutt 1941-52, sammen med broren Reimar Riefling (1898 - 1981). I 1942-43 var han på Grini fangeleir og Bredtvet. Han var professor ved Det Kongelige Danske Musikkonservatorium 1965-73 og ved Norges musikkhøgskole 1973-80. Riefling utga om lag 60 plateinnspillinger: Bachs Das Wohltemperierte Klavier to ganger (han var første norske som fremførte denne i 1946), samtlige klaversonater Beethoven og Fartein Valens klaververk. Flere komponister har skrevet musikk for ham, blant dem Klaus Egge og Harald Sæverud. Til 75-årsdagen i 1986 avholdt Kong Olav V en festmatine for Riefling. Han skulle være æresgjest ved Festspillene i Nord-Norge i juni 1988 og dele ut Riefling-prisen, men ble syk og måtte melde avbud. Han var sønn av musikeren Albert Heinrich Theodor Riefling (1868 - 1946) og Ingeborg Louise Rollag (1868 - 1959). Faren var teatermusiker- og dirigent i Kristiania fra omkring 1892, og utøver på piano, kirkeorgler og fagott. Broren Reimar Riefling (1898 - 1981) var også pianist. Robert var gift med pianisten Amalie Christie 1944-47 (dermed svigerbror av Werner Christie og Johan Koren Christie), dernest med filantropen Borghild Hammerich 1949-78 og til sist med Bibbi Lindstrøm i 1988. (Wikipedia) | Riefling, Robert Dankwart Leo (I130848)
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| 12117 | Robert Dean Swartz, 64, of Columbus, MS passed away February 25, 2015 at his home. Dean was born on June 25, 1950, in Atchison, Kansas. His family moved to Columbus in 1963. He graduated from S. D. Lee High School, attended East Mississippi Community College, and was a veteran of the Vietnam War. Dean was a Multi-Million Mile Safe Driver for Ashley Furniture Distribution Center in Ecru, MS. A talented musician, he was an original member of The Blades of Grass and Swing Shift bands. In order to advance science for medical research, Dean elected to give his body to the Genesis Donation Program. A memorial service will be held Saturday, February 28, at 11:00 a.m. at Shaeffer's Chapel in Columbus, MS. The family will receive visitors one hour prior to service. A celebration of life to honor Dean will be held at a later date. Mr. Swartz is survived by his wife, Gina Cox Swartz; mother, Odlaug Otness Swartz of Columbus; two sons, Matthew Swartz (Marvini) of Bellevue, NE, Patrick Swartz (Kate) of Fredricksburg, VA, two brothers, Roger Swartz of Hattiesburg, and Larry Swartz of Columbus; three sisters, Margaret Mistilis of Oxford, Mary Evans of Tracy, CA, and Marilyn Moore of Columbus. Dean is also survived by three grandchildren, Damien, Micah and Karaline Swartz and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his father, Robert Allen Swartz, and brother, Donald Price Swartz. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society and Columbus/Lowndes Relay for Life or Veterans' Administration. Appeared in The Commercial Dispatch on February 27, 2015 | Swartz, Robert Dean (I175987)
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| 12118 | Robert E. BUSCHMANN (08/25/1913 - 04/18/2013) (Age 99) Robert Eigil Buschmann died peacefully in Lynnwood, WA, on Thursday morning, April 18, 2013, only a few months short of his 100th birthday. The eldest son of Eigil Buschmann and Nora Trogstad, Robert was born in Seattle on August 25, 1913. Both parents were of pioneering Norwegian families. The Buschmann family was prominent in the Alaskan salmon industry. Peter Buschmann, Robert's grandfather, founded Petersburg, Alaska in 1898. His son Eigil, Robert's father, managed Waterfall Cannery for many years. Robert's first love was always the business of salmon and the world of Alaska, where he spent many years of his life. He was known as an expert skier and mountaineer, and serious aviation buff. At 17, he became one of the youngest pilots to solo at Boeing Field in Seattle, obtaining a license to fly in 1931. Robert grew up in the Seattle area and graduated from Highline High School. He later attended Hill Military Academy and the University of Washington. Robert is survived by two daughters from his first marriage to Helen Agnes Hewitt of Seattle: Christie Helen Hammond of Whidbey Island and Mary Lee Dennison of Bothell, WA; and two daughters from his second marriage to Louise Helen Edmunds of Portland, OR: Karen Udlock of Mead, WA, and Cathrine Hartwell of Sedona, Arizona. Robert will be laid to rest next to Louise Edmunds-Buschmann, at Fairmount Memorial Park, Spokane, WA. Published in Spokesman-Review on May 5, 2013 | Buschmann, Robert Eigil (I193669)
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| 12119 | Robert E. Tandvig, age 68, passed away on Thursday, January 2, 2014 at UW Hospital. He was born on January 3, 1945 to Oscar Bertram and Elizabeth Ella (Erb) Tandvig in Madison. Robert loved having coffee and cookies with his friends, telling stories of old Madison, and spending time at his parent's cottage in northern Wisconsin. Robert was loving and kindness personified. Robert is survived by his aunt, Eileen Erb of Madison; cousins, Bud and Janet Erb Loomis of DeForest, Jack A. and Kim Erb of Marshall, Eddie and Bonnie Erb of Danbury, John F. Erb and Kathy Zwettler of Mt.Horeb/Madison, and Diane Erb and Clarence Sutter of Mt. Horeb. He was preceded in death by his parents; and aunt, Katheryn Erb. A funeral service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, January 8, 2014 at CRESS FUNERAL HOME, 3610 Speedway Road, Madison. A visitation will be held from 10:00 a.m. until the time of service at the funeral home. Burial will be held at Forest Hill Cemetery. | Tandvig, Robert Eric (I194018)
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| 12120 | Robert Esterby, 82, passed away Tuesday, April 24, 2018 in his home with his family by his side. Robert "Bob" was born June 11, 1935 in Minot, ND to Amandus and Oline (Jacobson) Esterby. He graduated from Minot Model High School in 1954 and then attended Minot State College to play basketball. On November 17, 1955 he married the love of his life, Mary Lou Olson. Five children joined this union. They were active in all their lives and led by example by being kind, loyal and compassionate. Bob was very proud of the numerous family gatherings and activities he and Mary Lou hosted. He was a natural athlete who enjoyed all sports, but basketball was his passion. As an adult he played slow-pitch for many years which was always also a family event. As a young man Bob was employed by the Soo Line Railroad. Then, he was employed as a salesman for Premium Beverage, Morelli's Distributing and Magic City Beverage. Before his retirement he was employed at Dakota Square Miracle Mart doing deliveries. He was a very personable man and loved all these positions because it enabled him to socialize in the community he loved. He enjoyed life and had many friends. He especially enjoyed spending time with his cronies at Edgewood Vista, weekly gatherings with the Model "gang" and his happy hour crew. He will be missed by all. Bob was an outstanding coach to his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. They loved their Papa and he was always there for them with open arms. The family home was a gathering place for all; as they were always welcome and made to feel like home. He had a special side kick and best friend by the name of Ozzy, his loyal dog that never left his side. Survivors include children, Evva Butterfield, Paul and Eric Esterby all of Minot, ND and Matthew (Kerstin Keeley) Esterby and granddaughter, Madeline Esterby, all of Fargo, ND; granddaughter, Amanda Kelley and great-grandchildren, Terrehl, Tierra, Simone, Shawn and Amari Kelley, all of Kalamazoo, MI; sisters, Kathy Schei, Avon, MN, Carol Clementson and Gloria (Richard) Rakness both of Saratoga, WY and several nieces, nephews and cousins. Bob was preceded in death by his parents, wife, Mary Lou, son, Ronn, siblings Art and Gail Neukon and several in-laws. Celebration of the Life of Bob Esterby: 11:00 a.m. on Friday, May 4, 2018 at Cornerstone Presbyterian Church, Minot. There will be a time of fellowship and lunch following the service. Booksigning: Thursday, May 3, 2018 from 4:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. in Thomas Family Funeral Home, Minot. | Esterby, Robert Allen (I201878)
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| 12121 | Robert G. "Bob" Todahl Sr., 73, of Eleva died unexpectedly Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2009, at Luther Hospital in Eau Claire. Bob was born Feb. 22, 1936, to Hjelmer and Selma (Semingson) Todahl in Eleva. Bob enlisted in the U.S. Air Force in 1953, serving for 20 years, retiring as a technical sergeant. He married his high school sweetheart, Elaine "Connie" Klopp, Oct. 26, 1957, at Fort Snelling Chapel in Minneapolis. Bob and Connie traveled the world as a military family, and they had four children along the way. In 1973 they moved permanently to Eleva, where Bob worked the next 19 years for the village of Eleva. Bob was a member of Eleva Lutheran Church, an active member of Buffalo River Masonic Lodge 252, The Scottish Rite of Eau Claire, Zor Shrine, American Legion Post 459 and VFW Post 6012 of San Antonio. Bob enjoyed spending summers on Lake Holcombe with his fishing buddy, Bob Giencke, searching for the elusive crappie. Bob also enjoyed his morning coffee with the boys and "culture trips." Bob was a proud grandpa and enjoyed watching his three grandsons grow. He is survived by Connie, his wife of 52 years; daughters, Tamie Brantner of Eleva, Kim (Charlie) Brantner of Racine and Cari (Tay) Taylor of Warrens; son, Robert (Erica) Todahl Jr. of Strum; three grandsons, Christopher (Katie) Emerson of Minneapolis, Dillon Todahl of Eleva and Gabriel Todahl of Strum; three granddaughters, Stacy (Donny) Johnstone of Racine, Kristy (Laith) Gilbertson of La Crosse and Becky (Jamie) Hartley of Racine; four great-grandchildren; one beloved sister, Viola (Bruce) Berg of Eau Claire; two sisters-in-law, Corinne Todahl of Eleva and Jean Todahl of Eleva; three brothers-in-law, Ron Petersen of Eleva, LaVern (Betty) Klopp of Belvidere, Ill., and Bob (Pat) Steiner of Mondovi; and many nieces, nephews and family friends. He was preceded in death by a grandson, Michael Emerson; his parents; two brothers, Orville "Swede" Todahl and LaVerne "Butch" Todahl; and one sister, Helen Butler. Visitation will be from 4 to 7 p.m. today (Friday, Sept. 25, 2009) at Kjentvet-Smith Funeral Home, Eleva, and for one hour before the service Saturday at the church. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 26, 2009, at Eleva Lutheran Church, with the Rev. Kermit Solem officiating. Burial will be at Eleva Cemetery, with military rites conducted by American Legion Post 459. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be given to Shriners Hospital for Children in Minneapolis or to a charity of your choice. Leader-Telegram, Eau Claire WI Published 9-25-2009 ( https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/44180901/robert-g-todahl ) | Todahl, Robert G Sr. (I193183)
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| 12122 | Robert Konstad tjenestegjorde i flere år på «CA-75 USS Helena» som Boatswain (båtsmann) https://www.history.navy.mil/content/history/nhhc/our-collections/photography/numerical-list-of-images/nhhc-series/nh-series/NH-96000/NH-96900.html (Bård M. Hammer) | Konstad, Robert (I208050)
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| 12123 | Robert Landro Born on Jul. 24, 1921 Departed on May 3, 2015 and resided in Hillsboro, OR Robert Landro, 93, a former longtime resident of the Hillsboro community, late of Beaverton, died Sunday morning, May 3, 2015 at the Ozone Adult Foster Care Home in Beaverton. Bob was born July 24, 1921 in Astoria, Oregon to John E. Landro and Kristine (Fanes) Landro, immigrants from Norway. He was raised in Astoria, and graduated from Astoria High School in 1939. He worked at First National Bank in Astoria and then as a clerk at the Astoria Post Office where his father was also working. During WWII he enlisted in the U.S. Navy serving as an aviation radioman on PBY Catalinas at Naval Air Station Kaneohe, and at Alameda. After the war he met Edna Mildred Swift on a blind date, and they were married in Portland on February 9, 1947. They made their home in Astoria where he again worked at the post office, and in 1952 their only child, Louise, was born. Bob was promoted to Assistant Postmaster, a position he held for about 15 years before retiring in 1972 after 31 years of service. After that he worked part time as a tax preparer for several years. In 1973 they moved to Vista, CA., living there a few years before moving to Edmonds, WA, then Bellingham, and finally to Hillsboro, OR in 1981. They enjoyed many happy years with their two grandkids. They had attended Tualatin Valley Community Church in Hillsboro and later the Church of the Nazarene in Beaverton. Among Bob's special interests were reading, pinochle, golf, bowling and traveling. He and Edna also liked to square dance and belonged to some bridge groups. While living in Astoria they were active in the First Methodist Church. The cornerstones of Bob's life were his faith in Jesus, love for his family and friends, and duty to his country. He demonstrated his love and devotion for Edna when she became ill with Parkinson's disease. When she had to go into a nursing home he visited every day, sitting with her for eight hours a day for four years until she passed away in 2008. They had been married 61 years. Bob was preceded in death by his three sisters, Jennie Thompson, Agnes Pedersen and Edna Lovvold, as well as a grandson-in-law, Michael McCoy. Survivors include his daughter and son-in-law, Louise and Lloyd Ferrell, of Beaverton; two grandchildren, Christy McCoy, of Salem, and Mark Ferrell, of Marietta, Georgia; great-grandson, Andrew McCoy; and many nieces and nephews. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Beaverton Nazarene Church, 12555 SW 22nd Ave., Beaverton, OR 97008, in his memory. | Landro, Robert (I185824)
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| 12124 | Robert M. Benson, 47, St. Petersburg, Fla., died Saturday in Florida. He was born in Superior and worked in Eau Claire in the early 1950s as a disc jockey for WBIZ radio. He operated an advertising business in Florida. Survivors include three daughters, and a son. Private family services will be Wednesday in Superior, with burial in Superior. There will be no visitation. edited from Leader-Telegram · Eau Claire, Wisconsin · Tuesday, November 27, 1979 · Page 5 | Benson, Robert Manfred (I198465)
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| 12125 | Robert Olaf Eastman (Bob) was born in Klamath Falls, Ore. on April 19, 1929. Bob was one of nine children born to Peter and Marie Eastman who were immigrants from Sweden and Norway. As a young man, Bob excelled in sports and earned himself the name "Cougar Bob" in his role as captain of the Klamath High football team. He was also an accomplished boxer and was a Golden Gloves Champion. He also fought several professional bouts until drafted into the Army. Bob spent his military time in Germany and returned home to marry the absolute love of his life, Hattie Clark. They were married for 67 years before his passing. They have three children, Christina Johnson (Doug) Dan Eastman (Amber) and Brent Eastman, along with six grandkids and twelve great grandchildren. Bob was a retired Teamster and devout union man. He worked for Morning Fresh Bakery, Meadow Bell Dairy, and Pacific Fruit and Produce. In his spare time, Bob devoted his energy to the kids and community of Klamath Falls. He was a cherished Scout Master for Pack 42, coached Peewee softball, Little League, Babe Ruth, and 16-18 Babe Ruth. A local boxing hero, he mentored and coached young boxers for events at OIT. Bob enjoyed his woodworking and was always building whatever was needed for his family and friends, be it a cabinet, a table, rubber band guns for the boys, or doll furniture for the girls. While Scout Master, Bob hand built an elaborate pine derby track that was used by many other packs over the years. Upping the ante, he and a friend later built a 2-story space ship for the local Scout Jamboree. Above all, Bob was a humble man who loved his family dearly. He was a true treasure - honorable and kind with a steadfast code of ethics. If someone were in need, he would help them. Bob was, quite simply, The Best Person. His laugh, singing, and doting whistle filled the rooms as he went about his satisfied life. Bob believed deeply in the Lord and treated all people with kindness and respect. He believed that all are equal and are God's children. Though we miss him deeply, he was looking forward to the reunion with his family in Heaven. Bob is survived by his beloved wife Hattie, his sisters Alice and Elsie, and his brother Donald. He is preceded in death by brothers Richard and Johnny, and sisters Margret, Carol and Martha. . Published in Herald And News on Jan. 10, 2021. | Eastman, Robert Olaf "Bob" (I203168)
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| 12126 | Robert Wesley Maley, 58, Verona, died Saturday, Nov. 23, 2002, in his home under hospice care. Mr. Maley was born Sept. 17, 1944, in Oakes, N.D. He graduated from Verona High School in 1963. He entered the U.S. Army in 1965 and served in the Dominican Republic until 1967. He was active in the Army Reserves until his discharge in 1971. He worked road construction until opening Bob's Bar in Verona. He owned and operated the business until 1987. On Jan. 11, 1973, he married Deb Gemar. He received a certificate in electronics from Southeast Vocational Center in Oakes. He managed the Oakes American Legion Club until 1994, when he began working at the Verona Elevator, where he was manager. He is survived by a son, Wesley, Verona; three daughters, Reva (Chad) Bohnenkamp, Oakes, Angie (Tim) Bollinger, Monango, N.D., Monica Maley, Gwinner, N.D.; two brothers, John "Jackie" (Pat), Seattle, Gerald, Fargo; three sisters, Cookie (Ken) Jensen, Fargo, Lois (Herb) Hill, Spearfish, S.D., Mary (Randy) Nelson, Oakes; and three grandchildren. Visitation: Today from 1-8, with a prayer service at 7, in Dahlstrom Funeral Home, Oakes. Funeral: Wednesday at 10:30 in St. John's Lutheran Church, Verona. Burial: Pilgrim's Rest Cemetery, Verona. | Maley, Robert Wesley (I201713)
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| 12127 | Robert Bob Johnson, 82, Ruso, ND, passed away Saturday, May 16, 2020, in a Minot, ND hospital. Robert Lyle Johnson was born August 16, 1937, the son of Walter and Beda (Kloster) Johnson, in Velva, ND. He was raised and lived his entire life on the family farm SW of Ruso ND, homesteaded by his grandparents Iver and Carrie Johnson in 1907. Bob proudly served in the United States Marine Corps from 1954-1957. He was stationed in San Diego, CA and later at the Adak Army Base on the Aleutian Islands of Alaska. Bob married Lucille Kinn, whom he loved dearly, on January 4, 1959 in Benedict, ND. He took over the family farm at that time, and continued farming and ranching, raising various livestock, for the duration of his life. Bob also performed other jobs over the years including putting up highlines for Victors Construction, custom swathing, baling and combining and performing carpentry for construction companies including the Snake Creek Pumping Station and the Coal Creek Power Plant. He also built his home on the family homestead. Bob was a member of Concordia Lutheran Church in Benedict, ND. He enjoyed playing pinochle, jigsaw puzzles, pool, collecting antiques and attending auction sales. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him. Surviving family includes: Son, Tim (Becky) Johnson, Hazen; daughters, Debbie (Randy) Knain, Rugby, Denette (Pat) Lothspeich, Bismarck and Jodi (John) Grunseth, Velva; 16 grandchildren, Sara (Brad) Radomski, Jennifer (Justin) Mattson, Kristen (Jerald) Bohl, Jacob (Amanda) Knain, Joshua (Amanda) Lothspeich, Jason (Tara) Lothspeich, Eric (Brittany) Lothspeich, Lindsy Lothspeich, Shaun (Sara) Brentrup, Katelyn Johnson (Michael Wegerson), Jordan Johnson, Colin Johnson, Elizabeth (Kevin) Schmid, Michaela Letvin, Brianna Letvin and Madison Letvin; 24 great-grandchildren; brother, Jerry (Mary) Johnson, Bismarck; brothers-in-law, Wendell Kinn, Coleharbor, Marvin (Joan) Kinn, Coleharbor and Curtis (Valerie) Kinn, Underwood; sisters-in-law, Geline Johnson, Coleharbor, Oleeta Rime, Owatonna, MN and Palma Levey, Underwood; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. Bob was preceded in death by his parents; beloved wife, Lucille Johnson; son-in-law, Rick Letvin; brother, Don Johnson; and sister, Claryce (Harold) Lindquist. Thompson-Larson Funeral Home | Johnson, Robert (I202454)
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| 12128 | Robert Bruno Ludtke, 83, of Enderlin, ND, died Tuesday, November 4, 2014 at his home in Enderlin. Robert Earl Ludtke was born June 17, 1931 to Floyd and Beatrice (Maley) Ludtke. He grew up and attended school in Enderlin, graduating from Enderlin High School. Bruno spent his entire life in Enderlin, farming with his father for many years. He later worked at Morrys Supper Club, managed the VFW, and maintained the golf course grounds for several years. He also served on the City Council and the Church Council for First Lutheran. He married Donna Roney in 1968. Bruno enjoyed vegetable and flower gardening, and especially his daily coffee with friends. Bruno is survived by three step-children, Lynn Spiekermeier, David Spiekermeier and Paula Aspelund; six step-grandchildren and ten step-great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Donna, of 44 years. | Ludtke, Robert Earl "Bruno" (I201734)
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| 12129 | Robert's parents were Robert and Minoa (Thompson) McKee. He married Ruth Dorothy Buschmann of Seattle, WA, who was the daughter of Eigil and Nora (Trogstad) Buschman. Ruth's grandfather Peter Buschmann is credited with establishing Petersburg, Alaska in the early 1900's. | McKee, Robert Ross (I193673)
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| 12130 | Rocell Marie Smith age 84 passed away April 20, 2013 in San Antonio, TX. She was born March 29, 1929 in Minneapolis, MN to Henry and Marie Ronfeldt. She is survived by her husband Bruce Smith; Children, Roger and Betty Hansen of Omaha, NE, Dennis and Judy Hansen of Tamarac FL, Sheryl and Don Brandt of Chattanooga, TN, Marc and Erin Smith of Lafayette, CO; Grandchildren, Anthony Rivers, Matthew Hansen, Lucas Hansen, Thomas Hansen, Theresa Waldo, Angela Hansen, Tammy Gonzalez, Rachel St John, Donnie Brandt, Joseph Brandt, Stephen Alley, Kabir Ali; Great-Grandchildren: Cheyenne, Savannah, Cody, Lucy, Caleb, Cohen, Ryker, Jayce, Ariel, Cristian, Bransen, Elena, Quenton, Jaden, and Raegan. Sisters: Betty and Bob Moreno of Lake Havasu, AZ, Grace Reed of Pierce, AZ, Lillian Johnston of Ames, IA, Mary and Bob White, SD; Brothers, Wes Miller, Jr. of Simi Valley, CA, Mervin Miller of Sioux City, IA. The family will receive friends from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m., Wednesday, April 24, 2013, at Porter Loring Mortuary North. | Ronfeldt, Rocell Marie (I179518)
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| 12131 | Rodde høvedsmann i Borge. Måtte ein gong unna uvær og kom da til Skagen i Bø. Noen år senere var han en tur i Eidsfjorden etter sild. på heimturen var han også ute i hardt vær og ville ikke seile Vestfjorden, men søkte havn på Guvåg. Aron syntes om Guvåg, det var en plass som passet ham. I 1866 fikk han kgl. skjøte på Guvåg for 600 spd., og her ble han boende. Alle som husker Aron, sier han var en særlig pyntelig og staut kar. Han hadde minst 14 barn og ble stamfar for ei stor ætt i Bø. Gift i 1845 med Elen Johannesdotter., Unsta, f. ca 1820, d. ca 1852. Gift i 1856 med Johanna Eleonora Østensdatter, f. i Borge 1834, d. 1889. FT1865 "Aron Jensen", Unstad, lnr. 38, Borge, Nordland (gift, hf, Gdbr. Fisker): https://www.digitalarkivet.no/census/person/pf01038380000040 FT1875 "Aron Jensen", Guvaag, lnr. 35a, Bø, Nordland (gift, hf, Gaardbruger og Selveier Fisker) https://www.digitalarkivet.no/census/person/pf01052439000003 Ved skifte i 1880 var nettoen kr. 3011,72. Det var da 13 barn, og hvert barn fikk 115,83. Kilde: Bø bygdebok. Ole Jakobsen og kona Gurine kom med Aron Jensen til Guvåg fra Lofoten i 1866. De bodde i Oksnesset på Guvåg. Men så fann dei på å flytte til Hellfjordbotn. Der var dei i 2 år, 1872-74, så tilbake til Oksnesset. Buplassen i Hellfjordbotn heiter nå Gamtomta. Det vart for tungbala å bu der inne i fjorden, veglaust og stengt med fjell rundt om, og fjorden frys til om vintrane. Nr. 10 [RIN145] Hans Petter Aronsen gift med Amalie Magdalene Agnes Jensen f. 1879, Straumfjord d. 1968. De giftet seg i Hadsel i 1902. Hans Petter døde 1919. Kilde: Sortland bygdebok. U n n s t a d , ligger på halvøya mellom Steinsfjorden og Borgfjord. | Jensen, Aron Tobias Pauli (I193332)
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| 12132 | Roger Elliott Sinness was born on April 28, 1944 in Maddock, ND to Palmer and Eva (Kvale) Sinness. He grew up on the family farm and graduated from Minnewaukan High School, Minnewaukan, ND, in 1962. He also graduated from North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND. After graduation he moved to Seattle and worked for Boeing. He worked in the computer industry and during his career lived in San Antonio, TX, Charlotte, NC, and Tempe, AZ. He and his wife, Peggy, were married on March 31, 1984 in Charlotte, NC. Survivors include his wife; two sons, Charlie and Jeff (Sylvia) of Tempe; three grandchildren; three sisters, Linda Rocamontes of Crowley, TX, Debra Sinness of Mesa, AZ, and Marilyn Hargens of Apple Valley, MN; and a brother, Curtis (Suzann) Sinness of West Fargo, ND. He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother and sister-in-law, Kenneth and Cheryl Sinness. (Find a Grave) | Sinness, Roger Elliott (I112167)
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| 12133 | Roger Evan Haaheim, passed from life to LIFE on July 25, 2012 at his home in White City, OR. He was born Aug. 2, 1932 to Gudrun (Brude) and Evan Haaheim in Hutchinson, MN. His first marriage to Jacqueline Richardson ended in divorce after 12 years. He graduated from the University of Minnesota with a degree in geography/history. His computer career began at North American Life and Casualty (NALAC) in Minneapolis, MN. Then he went to CA and worked at Sandia Labs in Livermore, Control Data Corp. in Sunnyvale, American Microsystems (AMI) in Silicon Valley and retired from Hewlett Packard in Palo Alto after 17 ½ years. He knew 21 computer languages and a smattering of Norwegian. Roger was involved with the M2-Job Therapy Program for prison inmates for over 25 years, visiting just one prisoner thru many prison transfers. Roger was a devout family man who derived great pleasure from his children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, 11 international students and beloved pets. Throughout his life he enjoyed mountain climbing, traveling, and puzzles of all types. Because of his love of Norway and visiting relatives there he became a Youth For Understanding (YFU) host parent for 12 years, which broadened the base for travel to 8 more countries. He is survived by his wife Carolyn; brothers: Robert (Patti) and Gary (Nancy); children: Kip (Evelyn) Haaheim, Jil (John) Rigby, and Debra (Jim) Hannibal; grandchildren: Shauna and Ryan Megna, Jody and Jenny Hannibal and Lisbeth Haaheim; and great-grandchildren: Rose and Alice Megna. Roger was married to his devoted wife Carolyn for a little over 43 years. Both grew up in MN, they spent 31 years together in CA, in 1997 they moved to their retirement home in Teton Valley in eastern Idaho. Both enjoyed the rural mountainside life and spent 12 years there before health forced a move to lower altitudes/warmer climates. He is preceded in death by his parents, and brother Gordon Haaheim. Roger served in the Navy during the Korean War and a military service was held at the Eagle Poin National Cemetery, Eagle Point, OR with internment in the Columbarium (wall). His sister-in-law, Rev. Pattie Haaheim, conducted the service. Dorothy Jean Harris Woolstenhulme, 67, passed away late Saturday morning, August 18, 2012 at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center from a lingering illness. (tetonvalleynews.net/obituaries/) | Hoaheim, Roger Evan (I149357)
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| 12134 | Rokkedreieren Brekke, gården jeg bor på, ble skilt ut som eget bruk på midten av 1800-tallet. Den første eieren, Antoni Tolfsen Brekke, satte mange spor etter seg. Det var han som plantet de to trærne som står på hver side av veien opp til gården. Det var han som bygde det som i dag er det gamle våningshuset. Det var han som ryddet alle jordene, satte opp alle steingjerdene og hugget inn initialene og årstallet i alle portstolpene på eiendommen. Og så var han en av Vestfolds dyktigste rokkedreiere. Av Lars H Alstadsæter (12.12.2002) Brekkerokk var et begrep for kvalitet i siste halvdel av 1800-tallet. Antoni solgte rokker til store deler av Vestfold, det hevdes faktisk at han var kjent også i andre deler av landet. Og det var ikke bare småkårsfolk som kjøpte rokker av Antoni, han leverte f. eks. rokker også til Jarlsberg hovedgård. Antoni var født på Vaggestad i nabobygda Sandar. Han var sønn av Tolf Tolfsen Vaggestad. Antoni giftet seg med Inger Andrea Andersdatter fra Berge i Kodal. Etter at de giftet seg kjøpte de bruket på Brekke. Dette bruket ble da skilt ut fra den øvrige Brekke-gården. Antoni og Inger Andrea fikk til sammen 10 barn. En av døtrene emigrerte til USA, ei datter druknet i Storelv da hun var 13 år gammel og en sønn - Severin - overtok bruket. Bruket på Brekke var ikke stort nok til at familien kunne leve av det alene. Antoni arbeidet derfor i tillegg som rokkedreier. Stua på Brekke var verksted, og redskapen han trengte hadde han stort sett laget selv. Både høvelbenk og dreiebenk var hjemmelaget. På midten av 1800-tallet var produksjon av en rokk i stor grad basert på produksjon helt fra bunnen av. F. eks var lagerhylsene i messingen støpt, dreiet og gjenget opp av Antoni selv. Brekkerokkene var laget av bjørk, mye av materialet ble funnet i utmarka på Brekke, men Antoni måtte også kjøpe tømmer for å ha nok materialer til rokkeproduksjonen. Dreiebenken var helt avgjørende for produksjonen av rokker. Ikke minst var dreiingen av selve rokkehjulet helt vesentlig, men også andre deler av rokken måtte dreies. Brekkerokkene var vanligvis svartmalte med Antonis "varemerke" malt på. Et unntak var rokkene som ble levert til Jarlsberg hovedgård. De skulle leveres trehvite. Til å begynne med kostet en Brekkerokk 2 specidaler. Da kroner ble innført som myntenhet i 1875 ble prisen satt til 10 kroner. (Det tjente for øvrig Antoni to kroner på, for ved overgangen fra daler til kroner ble 1 specidaler satt til å være lik 4 kroner.) I tillegg til å lage rokker lagde også Antoni ei klokke. Historien forteller at Antoni lagde ei klokke hvor urverket var av rognetre, som først ble kokt i linolje, så det skulle bli seigt og tåle slitasje. Dessverre har Antonis klokke dessverre kommet bort. Men det er mye annet etter Antoni som fortsatt er bevart. Det ene er de to trærne ved innkjørselen til gården. Og selvfølgelig det gamle våningshuset med Antonis initialer hugget inn i grunnmuren. Dessuten har Antoni ved hvert engstykke han ryddet satt opp en "portstolpe" i stein med årstall og initialer hugget inn. Antonis vei fra tunet og mange hundre meter innover i skogen, med steingjerder og store forstøtningsmurer, er fortsatt "kjørbar" og godt synlig. Antonis spor er fortsatt så synlige at Andebu fortidslag i mai 2003 skal ha medlemsmøte her, og vi skal ta med medlemmene på tur i hans fotefar. Vi er stolte av å kunne forvalte et slikt kulturminne som det Antoni etterlot seg. Antoni Tolfsen Brekke døde på Brekke i 1889. http://lha.no/?p=6 (geni.com) | Vaggestad, Antoni Tolfssøn (I134248)
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| 12135 | Rokkmaker i 1875. Bodde på plassen Skoriltrøberget i 1900. Volden i 1888, sønn Ole ? | Vuttudal, Arnt Knutsen Skorild f (I2437)
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| 12136 | Rolf Arne Berg var (og er fremdeles?) kanskje Norges beste jagerflyver i krigstid gjennom alle tider. De norske flyverne under krigen uttaler seg svært sjeldent om enkeltpersoner. De var alle en del av samme team. Om noen skulle nevnes etter krigen litt utenfor de andre i skvadronene så var det Rolf Arne Berg. Rolf Arne Berg, født og oppvokst i Trøndelag gikk inn i luftforsvaret kort tid før krigen og kjempet fra England og senere over kontinentet sammen med de andre norske flyverne i 331 og 332 skvadronene. Rolf Arne var en person som kanskje sjeldent blir lagt merke til i fredstid. Sjenert, stille, men lynende intelligent. Ekspert i å håndtere en Spitfire, kanskje den beste Norge hadde under krigen. Han var en offiser men ingen snobbete sådan. Rolf Arne var en person som alle likte og gikk godt overens med, engelskmenn og nordmenn likedan. Spesielt i farlige situasjoner var han god å ha. Unormal rolig og steady på stikka der de fleste andre merket pulsen utenpå flyverjakka. Å fly var livet hans. Etter et unnagjort tokt ville Rolf Arne bare i luften igjen. At Rolf Arne muligens hadde fler tokt enn noen andre i 2nd Tactical Air Force er mer enn bare en påstand. Sammen med andre norske flyvere snakket han ofte han og andre om hva de ville gjøre når krigen en dag tok slutt. Rolf Arne ville noenganger fortsette å fly, andre ganger ville han kjøpe en fiskebåt eller bare reise rundt i verden. At jagerflyvere på den tiden på mange måter er som vår tids popstjerner og kjendiser kan godt være. Glamorøse og populære. Noen var godt kjent i media og ble til stadighet skrevet om. Sammenligningen kan godt brukes. Rolf Arne var derimot både sjenert og ingen stor flørt blant jentene som mange andre kanskje var. Ifølge hans venn Svein Heglund hadde Rolf Arne en spesiell. Et sted.. En historie om Rolf Arne som kanskje ikke er så godt kjent for nordmenn flest er omtalt i boken Spitfire into battle av Duncan Smith. Etter endt tokt lander Smith og Rolf Arne Berg på en amerikansk bombefly stasjon i England etter å ha gått tom for bensin. Amerikanerne hadde ikke sett en Spitfire så tett innpå før og flirte godt både av den lille størrelsen på Spitfiren og den ørlille bensin tanken. Spitfire flyet var designet som et defensivt jagerfly, ikke et offensivt et. Å eskortere B-17 bombefly helt til Tyskland var nok aldri i Mitchells tanker da han designet Spitten. Amerikanerne fyllte mer enn villig opp de to små britiske flyene og var vennligheten selv. Men da de smilende ville betale Rolf Arne i dollars som takk for god eskorte den siste biten tilbake til England ble Rolf Arne brydd. 'I am a Norwegain officer, I cannot take your money' svarte Rolf Arne kontant. Amerikanerne takket for all hjelp og så dem vel av gårde tilbake til North Weald. Rolf Arne Berg ble ved 331 skvadron helt til siste slutt. Promotert til Wing Commander var Rolf Arne den eneste i skvadronene som hadde spesial-malt sitt fly i norske farger med egne initialer på flykroppen som for eksempel også legendariske Douglas Bader hadde i sin tid. RAB. Haleroret og deler av vingene var malt "norskt" på en topp moderne Spitfire MKIX. Berg nøt respekt og beundring blant alle. At Rolf Arne Berg skulle ende sitt i liv i Februar 1945 er tragisk. Ikke bare er det tragisk at han ble drept så sent i krigen. Tragisk er det også at Rolf Arne egentlig var ferdig med touren sin og ble med på det siste toktet av ren stahet. Han overtalte sin venn Zulu Morris til å la han fly det siste toktet fordi det hadde blitt rapportert om mange tyske fly stående på en flyplass i Holland. Etter et kontant nei fra Helge Mehre hadde han gått høyere i systemet og fått lov alikevell. Til og med bagasjen hans var pakket. Neste stopp var egentlig Chamnoix og ski ferie og ikke en runde med en Spitfire over Holland. De tyske flyene var for Rolf Arne et mål som ikke kunne ignoreres. En fet sjanse til å pynte på score statistikken og gjøre en siste gjerning i en krig som var på vei til å ende. Det skulle bli prikken over ien til Norges antagelig beste jagerflyver over hele fjøla. Flak er en jagerflyvers verste fiende. Her kan ingen erfaring eller top score hjelpe deg. Med flak går det rett og slett på flaks. Svært mange erfarne allierte jagerflyvere mistet livet sitt på denne måten over kontinentet da krigen på mange måter var over. At en tysker kom til å få has på Rolf Arne ville antageligvis aldri ha forekommet så sent i krigen. Til det var han for erfaren, for slu, og for flink. Flak var noe annet. Flak var bingo med døden som gevinst. Det at Rolf Arne Berg trakk opp etter et slikt angrep virker kanskje merkverdig. Pierre Clostermann, fransk Tempest ess, forteller i sin bok at det å trekke opp fra et slikt angrep er livsfarlig siden flak batteriene da kan sikte seg bedre inn på et fly høyere opp i luften og ikke ti meter over bakken. Men at Rolf Arne trakk opp hadde nok sine grunner. At det ikke fantes virkelige fly på flyplassen men Tyske dummy fly for å lure allierte flyvere i en felle gjør det hele bare enda mer tragisk. Rolf Arne Berg, med sine lederegenskaper og flykunnskaper, hadde Norge uten tvil hatt svært godt nytte av etter krigens slutt. Tapet av Rolf Arne Berg kan teoretisk sett fremdeles kjennes i Norge og i Norges luftforsvar. Hva han muligens hadde utrettet er det ingen som vet, men at det hadde kommet Norge og Norges forsvar til stor nytte er det ingen tvil om. Norske flyvere besøkte etter krigens slutt kirkegården der Rolf Arne ble begravd. På graven hans hadde noen pent lagt blomster. Hvem er det ingen som vet. (www.retromagazin.com/warbirds/rab/) Se: http://www.spitfirepilots.com/?p=218 http://spitfiresite.com/2010/04/the-norwegian-colours-of-rolf-arne-berg.html http://www.retromagazin.com/warbirds/rab/ | Berg, Rolf Arne (I122618)
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| 12137 | Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig. | Wegner, Rolf Benjamin (I132162)
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| 12138 | Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig. | Kirkvaag, Rolf Jr. (I84856)
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| 12139 | Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig. | Løvland, Rolf Undsæt (I178806)
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| 12140 | Rolf Presthus var lokalpolitisk og senere rikspolitisk ankermann i en generasjon som gjorde Høyre til regjeringsparti i 1980-årene og ham selv til en populær finansminister 198186. Allerede som 16-åring fikk Presthus sitt første politiske verv som styremedlem i Oppegård Unge Høyre, og dette ble fulgt av et uttall andre verv opp gjennom gymnas- og studietiden. Han tok examen artium 1956 og ble cand.jur. 1962. Deretter arbeidet han i Prisdirektoratet som dommerfullmektig og advokatfullmektig inntil han åpnet egen advokatforretning 1968. Som student ble han medlem av Oppegård kommunestyre og formannskap og møtte på Stortinget 1961 som vararepresentant inntil da den yngste som hadde tatt sete siden 1814. Presthus var også aktiv i lokalpolitikken; 196471 var han medlem av Akershus fylkesting, og 196869 var han den første Høyre-ordfører i Oppegård på 30 år. Høyres organisasjon la også sterkt beslag på hans store arbeidskraft, han var formann i Akershus Unge Høyre og medlem av Unge Høyres sentralstyre, Akershus Høyres fylkesstyre (formann 196972), Høyres landskommunalutvalg (formann 196972), Høyres natur- og miljøvernutvalg (formann 197277), Høyres skatteutvalg og formann i Høyres programkomite 197881. 1969 ble Presthus fast stortingsrepresentant og fra 1973 medlem av Finanskomiteen. Han gjorde seg raskt gjeldende som en grundig arbeidende politiker og en hardtslående debattant, men var samtidig populær for sin jovialitet og fullstendige mangel på selvhøytidelighet. Da Kåre Willoch dannet en ren Høyre-regjering 1981, var Presthus den selvsagte finansminister, en posisjon han beholdt da regjeringen ble omdannet 1983 med representanter for Kristelig Folkeparti og Senterpartiet. Les mere på: https://nbl.snl.no/Rolf_Presthus | Presthus, Rolf (I173487)
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| 12141 | Rolf Wilhelm Kirkvaag var en norsk journalist og programleder i NRK. Med sine store suksess som programleder i radio- og TV fikk han stjernestatus. Kirkvaag regnes av mange som Norges første kjendis. | Kirkvaag, Rolf Wilhelm (I83424)
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| 12142 | Ronald August Fangen (født 29. april 1895 i Kragerø, død 22. mai 1946 i en flyulykke på Snarøya) var en norsk forfatter, journalist og kritiker. Han var sønn av ingeniør Stener August Fangen (f. 1858) og Alice Maud Lister (f. 1864), som den nest yngste av seks barn. Han hadde søsknene Alice (188486), Christian (f. 1886), Stener (18881912), Wilhelm (f. 1890) og Knut (f. 1898). Familienavnet stammet fra hans tippoldefar, regimentskirurg Anton Wilhelm von Fangen (17391804), som var født i Oldenburg men virket i Kristiansand. Oldefaren Anton Wilhelm Fangen (17991872) var prest i Vestre Aker og bestefaren Niclaus Stener Fangen (183089) var overtollbetjent i Bergen. Våren 1912 tok hans eldre bror Stener, som gikk på en teknisk skole i Bergen, sitt eget liv etter å ha blitt beskyldt for juks ved skolen. Samme år besøkte Ronald sin bror Christian, som var ingeniør i Argentina. Han sendte da artikler til Verdens Gang, hvor han ble ansatt som journalist i 1913. I Kristiania var han med i bohemenes krets, blant menn som Sigurd Bødtker, Nils Kjær og Carl Nærup. 191418 var han redaksjonssekretær i «Ukens Revy». Hans første roman, De svake, kom i 1915. 17. juli 1915 ble han gift med Solveig Nielsen (f. 1889), datter av sogneprest Nielsen, Kristiania. De fikk tre barn, Alice (191637), Gurly (f. 1917) og Kitty Margaret (f. 1920). Han flyttet til Danmark i 1918, der han var medredaktør i tidsskriftet «Litteraturen» inntil 1921. I de neste årene virket han som litteraturkritiker i flere norske aviser, som Stavanger Aftenblad, Dagbladet og Tidens Tegn. I 1920-årene bodde han på Hvalstad i Asker. I 1937, kjøpte kapellangården Dusgård på Ring i Ringsaker på Hedmarken, tidligere eid av Opplysningsvesenets Fond og med kjente forfattere som Conrad Nicolai Schwach og Barbra Ring og Nils Lie blant beboerne gjennom tidene. Han grunnla i 1923 det kulturkonservative tidsskriftet Vor Verden, som han redigerte frem til 1930. Fangen var også med på å grunnlegge avisen «Vårt Land» i 1945. Han var formann i Den norske forfatterforening 19281933, og ble regnet som stående i den nyere kristne humanistiske tradisjon. I 1928 var han i kraft av sitt verv i Forfatterforeningen primus motor og taler i forbindelse med 100-årsmarkeringen av Henrik Ibsens fødsel. Han sto også bak foreningens festivitas i forbindelse med utdelingen av Nobelprisen i litteratur til Sigrid Undset i 1928. Fangen er kanskje mest kjent for romanen Mannen som elsket rettferdigheten (1934). Samme år sluttet Fangen seg til Oxfordbevegelsen. Sommeren 1940 hadde Fangen flere ganger besøk av tyskerne på sin gård Dusgård. De kjente hans forfatterskap fra før krigen, og visste at han var fiendtlig innstilt overfor nazismen. Så offentliggjorde Fangen i begynnelsen av november 1940 artikkelen «Om troskap» i Kirke og kultur. Dette ble angitt som den direkte foranledning til Fangens arrestasjon, men en sterkere grunn kan ha vært hans utstrakte foredragsreiser samme høst. Han nevner dessuten selv at han ble angitt av en nordmann som hadde snakket med ham på toget mellom Bergen og Oslo. Han var den første norske forfatter som ble fengslet av okkupasjonsmakten. Det skjedde i begynnelsen av november 1940, da han var i Oslo for å møte sin forlegger Harald Grieg. Han fikk beskjed av tyskerne om å møte i Stortinget. Han møtte opp, uten å ane at han skulle arresteres. Her ble han forhørt og deretter bragt til Møllergata 19, hvor han satt på enecelle til over nyttår 1941. Fengselsoppholdet tæret hardt på helsen hans, men han led ellers ingen overlast. Han fikk ofte besøk av biskop Eivind Berggrav. I denne tiden var han flere ganger til forhør hos Gestapo på Victoria terrasse, og fikk flere ganger beskjed om at han skulle løslates, uten at noe skjedde. Over nyttår 1941 ble han imidlertid overført fra Møllergaten til den tyske avdelingen ved Ullevål sykehus, hvor forholdene var mildere, og han ble bevoktet av norske poltifolk. Fangens fengsling ble etter hvert omtalt i Sverige og ellers i utlandet, og det forekom rykter om at han ble torturert i fengslet, hvilket ikke var riktig. Etter familien Hamsuns inngripen hos Reichskommissar Terboven ble Fangen løslatt og kjørt hjem til Dusgård av tyskerne natt til 24. juni 1941.[trenger referanse] Han ble senere innkalt til nye forhør hos Gestapo, men ble ikke arrestert igjen. Fangen hadde mulighet til å skrive under deler av fengselsoppholdet, og snart etter løslatelsen redigerte eller skrev han en beretning om fengselsoppholdet. Det var trolig meningen at beretningen skulle utgis, men han rakk aldri å fullføre den før sin død. Etter krigen var han engasjert i Kristelig Folkeparti og i den nystartede avisen Vårt Land som han var en av initiativtakerne til. Men 22. mai 1946, da han var på vei til Stockholm, omkom han i en flyulykke på Snarøya som ble kjent som Snarøy-ulykken. Alle 13 passasjerer og besetning omkom. Flyet var en tidligere Luftwaffe-maskin. Blant de omkomne var foruten Fangen også den kjente svenske kunstmaleren Isaac Grünewald. Han ligger begravet ved Ringsaker kirke like sør for hovedskipets sydportal. Hans manuskript om fengselsoppholdet under krigen ble liggende hos en venn helt til det i 1975, da Fangen ville ha fylt 80 år, ble utgitt som I nazistenes fengsel. (Wikipedia) | Fangen, Ronald August (I134973)
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| 12143 | Ronald J. Hughes, age 80, of New Prague, passed away July 7, 2013. Ron retired after many years with Republic Airlines. He is survived by his loving wife, of 58 years, JoAnn; daughters and son-in-laws, Roxanne Currier, Pamela & Mark Andren, Cynthia & Tim Giles and Sandra & Don Martindale; 10 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren; sisters, Patricia (Rich) Bird and Marylee (Ronald) Wise, also by other relatives and friends. Funeral service will be held 10:30 AM Friday, July 12, 2013 at the White Funeral Home Chapel 20134 Kenwood Trail (Cty Rd 50), Lakeville, (952-469-2723) with visitation 1 hour prior to service. Interment, Ft. Snelling National Cemetery. | Hughes, Ronald James (I207076)
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| 12144 | Rones? | Rønes, Ane Jensdtr. (I25021)
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| 12145 | Rose Johnson FALL CREEK - Rose Grill Johnson. 81. of the Fall Creek Nursing Home and formerly of Eau Claire, died Sunday at Sacred Heart Hospital. Eau Claire. Rose Grill was born in Eau Claire and married Jack Johnson Aug 25. 1925 in Winona, Minn. She operated a beauty salon in downtown Eau Claire for many years. She moved to the nursing home nine months ago. Survivors include a son, Wallace Ladysmith, two brothers. Albert Grill, John, both of Eau Claire, a sister. Helen Wiese, Melborne, Fla , and nieces and nephews. Services will held at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Prock Funeral Home, with hurial in Sacred Heart Cemeters. both in Eau Claire. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. today and from noon until services at the funeral home. | Grill, Rose Johnson f (I174284)
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| 12146 | Rose Marie Henderson, 87, of Lake Mills, passed away on Saturday, September 29, 2018 at the Muse Norris Hospice Inpatient Unit in Mason City, IA. Funeral services will be held on Friday, October 5, 2018 at 2:00 PM at Silver Lake Lutheran Church, rural Northwood, Iowa with Pastor Randy Baldwin officiating. Burial will be in the Silver Lake Lutheran Cemetery. Visitation for Rose will be on Thursday, October 4 from 5:00 to 7:00 PM at Mittelstadt Funeral Home, 902 East Main Street and will continue one hour prior to the service at the church on Friday. Rose Marie (Stavnesli) Henderson was born on January 16, 1931 at the home of her parents Helmer and Amanda (Olson) Stavnesli in Manly, Iowa. She attended school in Manly and was involved in many church activities at both Bristol and Silver Lake Lutheran Churches throughout her entire life. On August 31, 1947 she was united in marriage with Ardell Harlan Henderson in Albert Lea, MN. They were lifelong residents of the Silver Lake and Lake Mills area where they raised their four children. They were married for 45 years when Ardell passed away in 1992. Rose had worked for Winnebago Industries in Forest City and retired after 23 years in 1994. She was very proud of her Norwegian heritage and loved her family dearly. If she wasnt spending time with family or helping others, she could be found reading books and doing crossword puzzles. Her flowerbeds and bird feeders were always kept full, and she was a passionate animal lover making furry friends everywhere she went. Left to cherish her memory are her children: Kathie Lantis of Big Stone City, SD, Ronald (Karen) Henderson of Lake Mills, Randy Henderson and his special friend Robin of Hollandale, MN, and Nancy Peterson and her special friend Tom of Lake Mills; eight grandchildren, Kristina (Josh Kefauver) Lantis of Albuquerque, NM, Eric (Stacy) Lantis of Sartell, MN, Laura Beth Lantis of Big Stone City, SD, Jamie Henderson of Forest City, Barry (Brenda) Henderson, Lindy Henderson and Shannon Peterson all of Lake Mills and Jessica Peterson of Marion, IA; seven great-grandchildren; and six nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband Ardell; a stillborn daughter; brother John Stavnesli; sister-in-law Carmen Kaasa; brother-in-law Paul Henderson; son-in-law Jeff Lantis; and her close friend Ernie Thompson. | Stavnesli, Rose Marie (I206047)
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| 12147 | Rose married Asbjorn Christian Bjornholm around 1943. They filed for their marriage license on October 20, 1943 in Brooklyn, New York. (New York, New York, Marriage License Indexes, 1907-2018 for Rose Biondi Brooklyn 1943). She married Hugh J. Ray after her first husband's death. Contributor: Gale Olsson McHale Gravesite Details BurialDate:12/16/2013 | Ray, Rose Nancy Biondi Bjornholm (I205608)
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| 12148 | Rosena Mary Papasergia Todahl, 94, of Bakersfield, CA, passed away on August 29, 2022. Rosena was born to Salvatore and Nunciatta Papasergia on May 24, 1928 in Fargo, North Dakota. She was the fifth of nine children, all of whom were proud first-generation Italian-Americans. She delighted in telling the story of her parents making their way to America, landing at Ellis Island, industrious immigrants hungry for a new life in the United States. Rosena attended Fargo High School where she happened upon the man of her dreams a really big Norwegian boy, the late Charles O. Todahl. The 6'5" Charles was no match for the 5' Rosena. They were married in Fargo in 1949 and soon moved to Bakersfield - following the second Papasergia exodus as they all sought warmer climes. Her marriage of 43 years was blessed with four children Charles, Stephanie, David and Catherine. Rosena spent 72 years in Bakersfield as a wife, mother, grandmother and great -grandmother. She was a member of OLPH Catholic Church, Italian Catholic Federation Branch 281, Catholic Order of Foresters and Kern County Retirement. A voracious reader - biography, travel and cooking books were at the top of her list as well as current events. She was fiercely independent up until her death. She enjoyed traveling, especially to Italy and Sicily, and was usually up for a road trip, even more so if her sisters were involved. They were a raucous but friendly bunch. She is preceded in death by her husband, Charles O. Todahl; her brothers James, Joseph, Anthony and John; her sisters Jansenia Rosendahl and Yolanda Griffiths; and grandson Zachary Blackhurst. She is survived by her sisters, Maria Parks and Joan Wallace; her four children, Charles Todahl, Stephanie Blackhurst (Paul), David Todahl (Julie), and Kadie Speaks (Roy); grandchildren Whitney and Samuel Blackhurst, Caitlin, Dylan, and Dallas Todahl, Anthony and Mason Speaks; great-granddaughter Emerson Blaauw; and a crowd of nieces and nephews. Visitation is Tuesday, September 13th from 4:00-8:00 pm with Rosary at 6:00 pm in the chapel at Hillcrest Memorial Park. Funeral Mass will be held Wednesday, September 14th at 10:00 am at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church with graveside service to follow at Hillcrest Memorial Park. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Vincent de Paul Center, P.O. Box 3255, Bakersfield, CA 93305. Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.hillcrestmemorial.com for the Papasergia Todahl family. ( https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/202913547/rosena-mary-todahl ) | Todahl, Rosena Mary Papasergia (I193236)
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| 12149 | Rosto Fruit Co. | Belsvik, Eilert Kristian Augustinusen Rosto f (I32128)
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| 12150 | Rotnes i 1900. | Slørdal, Amund Olsen Rotnes f (I2822)
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