Verner Frederic Carlson was born in Sweden, August 17, 1883. He came to Hector in 1902 where he made his home for a number of years, later moving to Minneapolis. He was married on January 11, 1930 to Alma West-berg. They made their home on a farm at Fredric, Wisconsin, un-til October 10, 194l, when Mrs. Carlson passed away.
He returned to Minneapolis, making a home with his brother, Alex and his family. He passed away on July 2, 1947, after a prolonged illness.
The funeral services were held on July 5 from the Billman Funeral Chapel with Rev. J, Nordstrom of the Adventist Church in charge. Interment was at Fredric, Wisconsin beside his wife, with Rev. Marlen Johnson officiating. He is survived by his two brothers, Gust and Alex of Minneapolis, and twelve nieces and nephew in this country and several in Sweden.
Those who attended the funeral from here were Mr. and Mrs. Anton Carlson and daughters, Mrs. and Mrs. Edward Carlson and Mrs. William Kohrs of Blomkest.
From the Hector Mirror, Hector, MN
Contributor: Helen Butler (46798316)
He returned to Minneapolis, making a home with his brother, Alex and his family. He passed away on July 2, 1947, after a prolonged illness.
The funeral services were held on July 5 from the Billman Funeral Chapel with Rev. J, Nordstrom of the Adventist Church in charge. Interment was at Fredric, Wisconsin beside his wife, with Rev. Marlen Johnson officiating. He is survived by his two brothers, Gust and Alex of Minneapolis, and twelve nieces and nephew in this country and several in Sweden.
Those who attended the funeral from here were Mr. and Mrs. Anton Carlson and daughters, Mrs. and Mrs. Edward Carlson and Mrs. William Kohrs of Blomkest.
From the Hector Mirror, Hector, MN
Contributor: Helen Butler (46798316)
Verner Frederic Carlson was born in Sweden, August 17, 1883. He came to Hector in 1902 where he made his home for a number of years, later moving to Minneapolis. He was married on January 11, 1930 to Alma West-berg. They made their home on a farm at Fredric, Wisconsin, un-til October 10, 194l, when Mrs. Carlson passed away.
He returned to Minneapolis, making a home with his brother, Alex and his family. He passed away on July 2, 1947, after a prolonged illness.
The funeral services were held on July 5 from the Billman Funeral Chapel with Rev. J, Nordstrom of the Adventist Church in charge. Interment was at Fredric, Wisconsin beside his wife, with Rev. Marlen Johnson officiating. He is survived by his two brothers, Gust and Alex of Minneapolis, and twelve nieces and nephew in this country and several in Sweden.
Those who attended the funeral from here were Mr. and Mrs. Anton Carlson and daughters, Mrs. and Mrs. Edward Carlson and Mrs. William Kohrs of Blomkest.
From the Hector Mirror, Hector, MN
Contributor: Helen Butler (46798316)
He returned to Minneapolis, making a home with his brother, Alex and his family. He passed away on July 2, 1947, after a prolonged illness.
The funeral services were held on July 5 from the Billman Funeral Chapel with Rev. J, Nordstrom of the Adventist Church in charge. Interment was at Fredric, Wisconsin beside his wife, with Rev. Marlen Johnson officiating. He is survived by his two brothers, Gust and Alex of Minneapolis, and twelve nieces and nephew in this country and several in Sweden.
Those who attended the funeral from here were Mr. and Mrs. Anton Carlson and daughters, Mrs. and Mrs. Edward Carlson and Mrs. William Kohrs of Blomkest.
From the Hector Mirror, Hector, MN
Contributor: Helen Butler (46798316)
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