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MariAnne P. Anderson
Feb. 16, 1913 - April 21, 2000
Services will be at 2 p.m. on Friday, April 28, from the West - Kjos Chapel in Detroit Lakes for MariAnne P. Anderson.
Mrs. Anderson, 87, died Friday, April 21, at St. Mary’s Regional Health Center in Detroit Lakes.
Rev. Mark R. Olson will officiate at the funeral and the soloist will be Clint Felker.
Interment will be at Oak Grove Cemetery, with the West - Kjos Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Serving as the pallbearers will be Jon Anderson, Dennis Anderson, Mark Anderson, Debbie Anderson, Kathy Lormis, James Anderson, Tami Heille, Jolene Peterson, GeriAnn McDermond, Lonnie Kinnischtzke, Leisha Walth, Twyla Barth, Joel Anderson and Jody Wheeler.
MariAnne Preston, daughter of Wilbur and Nettie Doyle Preston, was born Feb. 16, 1913, in Adrian, Mich.
She moved to Big Falls as a young girl, where she grew up and attended school and - on Oct. 20, 1930 - married Clarence T. Anderson at Detroit Lakes.
The Andersons lived in the Audubon and Frazee areas during their entire married life. Mrs. Anderson worked for a number of years in distribution of the Minneapolis Star Tribune in the Detroit Lakes area.
She was a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary No. 612 of Fergus Falls.
Surviving are three sons - Clarence M. "Andy" (Bertha) Anderson and William "Gerry" (Freda) Anderson, both Detroit Lakes, and Patrick "Bernie" (Sharon) Anderson, Frazee. There are 14 grandchildren and 27 great - grandchildren.
Preceding Mrs. Anderson in death were her husband (who died Dec. 2, 1991), her parents, five brothers (Charles, Wilbur, Elmer, Willis and Willett) and two great - grandsons.
Visitation: Thursday, April 27, West - Kjos Funeral Home, 4 - 8 p.m.
David Eberhardt
Sept. 3, 1942 - May 5, 2000
David Eberhardt, 57, who grew up in the Detroit Lakes area, died Friday, May 5, at Veterans Administration Hospital in Minneapolis.
The funeral was at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, May 9, from Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary at Larpenteur and Kennard in St. Paul.
Interment was at Fort Snelling National Cemetery, with the Mueller Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
David Eberhardt, son of LeRoy and Marcella Eberhardt, was born at Seattle, Wash., on Sept. 3, 1942.
He grew up at Moorhead and Detroit Lakes, graduated from the Moorhead Vocational Technical Institute and served with the U. S. Air Force.
A retired diesel mechanic, he belonged to Teamsters Local 120 and lived at St. Paul and Chippewa Falls, Wis.
A country western dance instructor, he had belonged to Alchoholics Anonymous for 28 years. He enjoyed dancing, skiing and hunting.
Surviving are his wife - Sue; nine children - Renee (Jeff) Orn, Carol, Chris, Cliff (Peggy), Russ, Ken, Chuck, Darlene and Nick; his mother - Marcella Eberhardt, Detroit Lakes, and two brothers - Gary and Kevin (Debbie). There are nine grandchildren and seven step - grandchildren.
Preceding him in death were his father and a brother (Roger).
Memorials: Preferred to Maplewood of Chippewa Falls Alano, or to cancer research.
Jerome "Jerry" Flom
July 23, 1933 - May 3, 2000
Jerome "Jerry" Flom, a former teacher and principal at Lincoln Elementary School in Detroit Lakes, died Wednesday, May 3, at Minnewaska District Hospital in Glenwood. He was 66.
The funeral was on Saturday, May 6, from Fron Lutheran Church in Starbuck, with the Rev. Bruce Nelson and intern pastor Eric Thorson officiating.
Monica Gosseling was the organist and the soloists were Leonard Buysse and Rochelle Anderson.
Interment was at the church Cemetery, with the Starbuck Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Serving as the pallbearers were Bruce Gilbertson, Mark Hedner, Ernest Janisch, Robert Frank, Ed Rasmussen Jr. and Michael McCalip.
Jerome Flom, son of John and Viola Kyllander Flom, was born in Norman County on July 23, 1933. He grew up in the Gary area and graduated from Gary High School.
Mr. Flom earned a teaching degree and a master of education degree at Moorhead State and served with the U. S. Army from 1955 - 58 when he saw duty as a security agent in Germany.
Jerome Flom and Joyce Aaallerud were married at Fertile on June 9, 1957.
The Floms lived at Gary and then came to Detroit Lakes when Mr. Flom was named a fifth - grade teacher and principal at Lincoln Elementary School upon the retirement of Marie Anderson. They moved to Starbuck in 1973, where he continued his duties as a school administrator and he served as a teacher and administrator for 33 years until retiring in 1991.
A member of Fron Lutheran Church, he also belonged to the Lions Club, American Legion and Elks. Mr. Flom served as a Boy Scout leader, belonged to the Lowry Friday Night Card Club, the Starbuck Lucky Ducks and enjoyed cutting wood, collecting coins and taking fishing trips to Canada.
Surviving are his wife - Joyce, Starbuck; three sons - Dan Flom, Bemidji; Tim (Deanne) Flom, Isle, and Peter (Heidi) Flom, Starbuck; two daughters - Joy (Kelton) Carlson, Farmington, and Carol (Brian) Sutton, Starbuck; two brothers - James (Verna) Flom, Hatton, N. D., and David Flom, Spokane, Wash.; a sister - Veronica (Charles) McCalip, Bemidji, and a brother - in - law - Ed Rasmussen, Minneapolis. There are eight grandchildren, one great - grandchild and many nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins.
Preceding him in death were his parents, two brothers and a sister.
James T. Hardy
March 11, 1940 - May 11, 2000
There will be a memorial service at 2 p.m. on Monday, May 15, from St. Michael’s Catholic Church in Mahnomen for James T. Hardy.
Mr. Hardy, 60, died Thursday, May 11, at his home.
Rev. Tim Cook will officiate at the service. The David - Donehower Funeral Home has charge of arrangements.
James T. Hardy, son of Melvin and Mildred Johnson Hardy, was born March 11, 1940, in Marshall, was raised and attended school in Marshall and graduated from South Dakota State University in Brookings in 1963.
During the summer months and for a time following graduation from South Dakota State, he worked in the western states for the Bureau of Public Roads.
He then moved to Mahnomen, where he was district conservationist for the ASCS until retiring in 1989.
Mr. Hardy belonged to the Mahnomen Volunteer Fire Department, was an EMT for the Mahnomen Ambulance, was a member of Mt. Tabor Masonic Lodge of Detroit Lakes, the El Zagal Shrine and the Detroit Lakes Shrine Color Guard.
Following his retirement from the ASCS, he was a realtor with Great North Investors Land Co. in Mahnomen.
On May 23, 1988, James T. Hardy and Marcia K. Zschiesche were married in Titusville, Fal.
Surviving are his wife - Marcia, Mahnomen, and a daughter - Sherry (Darryl) Bisson, Milford, N. H. There are two grandchildren.
Visitation: Monday, May 15, one hour prior to service at St. Michael’s Catholic Church.
William "Billy" Clark
There will be a graveside service at 9:30 a.m. on Monday, May 15, at Oak Grove Cemetery in Detroit Lakes for William "Billy" Clark.
Mr. Clark, 39, who lived in St. Paul and formerly lived in Audubon, died in Minneapolis on Sunday, Jan. 16.
A memorial service was held in Minneapolis.
William Clark was the son of Loren and Lorna Clark, former Detroit Lakes area residents.
(David - Donehower Funeral Home, Detroit Lakes).
Garmen E. "Gus" Wegner
July 18, 1930 - April 30, 2000
Services were at 11 a.m. on Thursday, May 4, from the West - Kjos Chapel in Detroit Lakes for Garmen E. "Gus" Wegner.
Mr. Wegner, 69, died Sunday, April 30, at the Mendota Community Hospital in Mendota, Ill.
Fr. John Husband officiated at the funeral.
Interment was at Oak Grove Cemetery, with the West - Kjos Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Garmen E. Wegner, son of Gustav and Gertrude Nelsen Wegner, was born July 18, 1930, in Hartland.
He grew up and attended school in Freeborn, graduated from Freeborn High School and served from 1948 - 52 with the U. S. Navy and saw action during the Korean War.
On July 12, 1953, he and Mary White were married in St. Louis Park.
Mr. Wegner graduated from the University of Minnesota in 1956 and worked for U. S. Steel for 31 years when the Wegners lived in various cities throughout the United States.
He retired in 1986 while they lived in the Chicago area and, upon retiring, the Wegners spent time traveling in their recreation vehicle.
Surviving are his wife - Mary; two daughters - Lori (Bruce) Anthony, Pine Island, and Cindi Wegner, San Antonia, Tex.; a son - Todd (Sue), Northbrook, Ill.; a brother - Robert (Lois Lee) Wegner, Elmore, and a sister - Ione (Les) Biesterfeld, Albert Lea. There are five grandchildren.
Preceding him in death were his parents.
