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Randy Moe
Randy Moe, age 53, a resident of rural Cushing, MN, died April 14, 1998, in a vehicle/semi-trailer accident one mile west of Motley, MN. Services were held April 19 at the Brenny Funeral Chapel in Randall, MN, with Reverend Terry Stumbo officiating. A burial service was held April 20 in the Oakwood Cemetery in Mora, MN, with Reverend Dennis Buckley officiating.
Randy Phillip Moe was born on November 1, 1944, in Minneapolis, MN, to the late Fred and Marge (Sveum) Moe. Until his retirement to the Cushing area two years ago, he was a partner in the Tull Bearing Co. in Minneapolis. Randy served in the Marine Corps. He was a 32 degree Mason, a member of the Scottish Rite and a member of the Shrine. Randy will always be in the hearts of the people who knew him.
Survivors include a sister, Pennie Joyce of Mesa, AZ; a brother, Leland Moe of Savage, MN, and sisters-in-law, Gerrie Moe of Savage and Judy Moe of Minnetonka, MN.
He was preceded in death by his father, his mother and a brother, Marshall.
Casketbearers were Lloyd Larson, Rick Holton, Tom Fischer, Mike Motzko, Rick Troedson and Gary Daniels.
Robert Schmitt
Robert Schmitt, age 72, a resident of St. Otto’s Care Center in Little Falls, MN, died April 18, 1998, at St. Otto’s Care Center.
Funeral services were held April 22 at the Brenny Funeral Home with Fr. Harold Kost officiating. Burial was at the North Dakota and in North Dakota for nine years. In 1994 Raymond and Dorothy returned to TX, Leon (Maryls) Eckman, Jr. of Bemidji and Larry (Carol) Eckman of Bemidji; three daughters, Emma (Raymond) Cronemiller of Bemidji, Leona (Joseph) Berge of St. Cloud and Shirley Maltais of Bemidji; two sisters, Bernice Sawyer of Los Osos, CA and Mae (Art) Ballaseux of Washougal, WA; 17 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, infant sons, one sister and seven brothers.
Casketbearers were Daniel Berge, Thomas Berge, David Cronemiller, Bruce Eckman, Gregory Eckman and James Maltais.
Arthur Fromelt
Arthur Fromelt, age 63, a resident of Little Falls, MN, died April 19, 1998, at St. Otto’s Care Center in Little Falls.
A Mass of Christian Burial was held April 23 at St. Otto’s Care Center Chapel. Interment was in St. Mary’s Cemetery in Little Falls.
Arthur was born January 3, 1935, in Foley, MN, to the late Arthur and Antoinette “Nettie” (Daiker) Fromelt. He lived in Foley with his parents from 1935 to 1943. During this time, his father died and he continued living with his mother. In 1943, he moved with his mother to Perham, MN, and then to Little Falls in 1959. He entered St. Otto’s Care Center in 1993 where he resided until his death. Arthur enjoyed people and will always be remembered as having a smile on his face.
Survivors include his sister, Mary Katherine Williams and husband Reuben of Sun City, AZ; nephew, Bill Willams and nieces, Julie DelliVereni, Jan Williams-Watkins and Jeri Micki.
He was preceded in death by his father, Arthur in 1941; mother, Antoinette “Nettie” in 1995 and step-father, Edward S. Latterell in 1991.
James M. Zak
James M. Zak, age 56, formerly of Little Falls, MN, died on April 14, 1998, at the University Hospital, Minneapolis, during a liver transplant.
Funeral services were held April 18 at the Queen ofPeace Catholic Church in Cloquet, MN.
James was born on May 3, 1941,in Little Falls to S. Barney and Genevieve (Trutwin) Zak. He graduated from Little Falls High School and the University of Minnesota while living with her grandparents.
Hazel married Victor Wedlund June 27, 1927. They bought the home Hazel had lived in since she was 16 years old, for a total of 76 years. There they raised a family of four children: Phyllis, Joan, Charles and Karen. Victor preceded her in death in 1971 as did nine brothers and sisters. She had 10 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. In her lifetime, she witnessed the development of radio, telephone, automobiles, airplanes, and space exploration. She embraced them all to the point of purchasing her red sports car on her 80th birthday. She stayed current with daily news and politics-each of which was becoming, a concern to her. She was a very creative lady with needle and thread, having sewn most of her clothing while young; then most of her children’s clothing and finally numerous quilts for all family members.
She loved being with people, entertaining them in her home with dinners, coffee parties and playing games. Her family and friends were well-pleased when she was their card partner. She made small things special; many local people attended her night-blooming cereus parties, eating homemade ice cream and cake while the bloom unfolded. She didn’t enjoy teaching as a procession, yet she was an excellent teacher, exhibited readily when she was a Cub Scout den mother. Several young men have returned to say they recalled numerous projects they did, such as turning the kitchen into a darkroom to develop photographs. She taught her daughters to sew or do needlework. Once she was observed rowing grandsons in a boat through the reeds looking for pirates and sunfish. Hazel dearly loved Clarissa. It provided her a full life and honored her making her a Grand Marshall in two parades. At the Centennial, she had such a exciting time and enjoyed seeing all those who returned to visit.
The church was a special part of her life where she taught Sunday School and Release Time classes, sang in vocal groups, was a member of the Ladies Aid and a part of the sewing group. She was an active member of the Hoe and Hope Garden Club, helping plant flowers in the community as well as in her own yard. Her green thumb was evident as numerous house plants flourished. As a member of Clarissa Homettes, she promoted homemaking as a special commitment, taking pride in the activities and joys it provided. She kept an historical account of their activities. She was a role model for many and leaves behind a great lesson on how to live a good life.
Theresa Klisch
Theresa Klisch died April 23, 1998, at her home.
Funeral services were held April 27 at St. Stanislaus Catholic Church in Bowlus.Burial was in the parish cemetery.
Theresa was born October 2, 1912, in North Prairie, MN, to Valentine and Anna (Stodolka) Jendro. She married Edward Klisch on November 9, 1932, in North Prairie. She was a member of St. Stanislaus Catholic Church in Bowlus, the Rosary Sodality of Bowlus and Elmdale and was past president of the funeral fund and Rosary Sodality. She was in charge of the candles at St. Stanislaus Church. She worked in food service at St. Gabriel’s Hospital in Little Falls for 25 years. She enjoyed gardening, quilting, sewing, cooking, baking and visiting with friends at the coffee shop.
Survivors include her husband of Bowlus; children, Marcie Boros of Little Falls, MN, Jim and wife Katherine of St. Paul, MN, Patricia Jossart and husband Merle of Buffalo, MN, Kathy Atkinson and husband Don of Hamel, MN, Lois Lampert and husband Clarence of Bowlus, Alice Boser and husband Earl of Zimmerman, MN, Bob and wife LaVerne of St. Paul, Jane Okronglis and husband Leonard of Ham Lake, MN, Jean Mrozinski of Mounds View, MN, Karen Struzyk and husband Stanley of Holdingford, MN, Anne Bierma and husband Pieter of Cottage Grove, MN, and Mary Lou Czerniak and husband Bill of Shoreview, MN; 37 grandchildren, 43 great-grandchildren and brother, Clarence of Bowlus.
She was preceded in death by a daughter, Rose Ann and three brothers, Peter, Leo and Otto.
Frank Huver
Frank Huver, age 56, a resident of Hastings, MN, formerly of Pierz, MN, died at the Vets Home in Hastings April 23, 1998.
Funeral services were held at the Ellis Funeral Home in Hastings. Burial was in the Fort Snelling National Cemetery on April 28.
Frank was born to Joe and Catherine (Prigelmeir) Huver July 6, 1941, and attended Pierz schools. He enlisted in the Army in 1960 and served two years ATO in Germany. After his return he married Barbra Raihle of Brainerd, MN, at St. Michael’s Catholic Church in Buckman, MN. They settled near Buckman. Frank worked for Don’s Welding for several years and he had a milk route. He also worked for Brandl Motor Service. Later he moved with his family to Las Vegas, NV, where he worked for his brother, Joe. When his health failed he came back to Pierz and later entered the Vets Home in Hastings.
Survivors include his wife, Barbra; sons, Dennis and Bob of Burnsville, MN, and Steven of Las Vegas; brothers, John and wife Roslyn of St. Stephen, MN, Richard and wife Bernell of Spring Lake Park, MN, and Joe and wife Sharon of Las Vegas and sister, Florence Britz of Las Vegas.
He was preceded in death by his parents; one daughter, Catherine and sisters, Ann Block, Evelyn Block and Lorraine Britz.
