| Kain, Janis L 8-10-1970 > car accident in Greece Funeral services for Janis Lynn Kain were held Saturday, August 15, 1970 at 1:00 a.m. from the Congregational Church in Alexandria. The Rev. James A. Winters officiated. Special music was by Miss Carol Engstrom, soloist, and Mrs. Clayton Amundson, organist. Honorary bearers were Paul Bergien, George Buscher, Howard Comstock, Douglas Dougherty, Jay Downer, Alan Graves and Lee Hewett. Active bearers were Earl Drussell, Leslie Engstrom, Nels Nelson, Norman Nelson, Joe Sanderson and Dr. L.F. Wasson. Interment was made in the Sunset Memorial Park. Janis Kain was born at Alexandria, MN on December 28, 1948, the daughter of John and Eileen Kain. She had graduated from the Alexandria High School in 1967 and would have been a senior at the University of Minnesota this fall. Janis passed away Monday, August 20, at the age of 21 years, 7 months and 12 days. She died at Nicosia, Cyprus, the result of an auto accident. Surviving are her father, John; stepmother, Eleanore; brother, James; sister, Deborah Ann all of Alexandria; her maternal grandparents, Mr and Mrs Ray Adams of St Paul and paternal grandmother, Mrs. Ethel B Kain of St Paul, Minn. Her mother, Eileen preceeded her in death in 1962. Kain, K (female) allegedly, last seen @ 8th grade Kakac, Bruce L Kalina, Diane M [ Trousil ] 11-2001 320 283 5746 6409 Co Rd 89 SW Alex 56308 Spouse: Donovan Kids: LeeAnn, Corey .. 2 granddaughters Work? Hairdresser; farm wife (milk cows) & caretaker of a granddaughter GOALS? *Go to Australia before I am not able to get there *take a vacation to a Colorado/Wyoming log lodge / river *buy a really big item and be able to pay cash for it. *Meet Country Western singers Brooks & Dunn, AGAIN and Fabian. Kalina, Jane M [ Lea ] 3-2007 30521 150th Street Lowry MN 56349 E-mail: bobjane@runestone.net Widow: Husband, Robert, died of cancer in April 2003 Kids: 3 kids, 2 grandsons, 1 stepgranddaughter and one grandbaby due in 8/2007 Work? This year marked my 28th year of employment at the Lowry State Bank. I had worked in the operations end of the bank for 25 years, and for the last 3 years I am working in the lending department. I was recently given the title of, Executive Secretary. I took a secretarial course at Alex Tech back in 1967-68, never thoufht it would take 39 years to finally be working in that capacity. Goals? *Take my kids and grandkids to Hawaii *Retire and be able to travel abroad *Find the kind of happiness I had with Bob Kallstrom, Susan M [ DeBortoli ] Kee, Kathy L [ Koppy ] Keller, Joe J Kiehne, Richard L Klein, Jon W pneumonia/pulmonary complications Jon William Klein passed away Jan 10th, 2014 at St Cloud Centra Care Hospital after a short but courageous battle with pneumonia and pulmonary complications. Jon was born November 22, 1948 to Donald and AdaBelle (Halstead) Klein in Alexandria, the second of six children. In junior high and high school, he excelled at wrestling and was an All-State Wrestler. After graduating from Jefferson Senior High in 1967, Jon enlisted in the military and served as a Marine Corporal in Vietnam. Jon married Susan Skrove in 1074. They enjoyed the home they built south of Lake Ida with quick access to fishing and hunting. In 1981 their daughter, Jessica, was born. Jon taught her to hunt, fish and fix just about anything. Jon worked a variety of trucking jobs and in 1979 he joined Holiday Gas Companies where he drove gas transport for 21 years. In June of 2000, after a car accident left him paraplegic, he continued to dispatch and mage the trucks for Holiday from his home in Miltona. He and Sue divorced in 2004, but have remained close friends. Jon never let his disability get the best of him or hinder his spirit. He found ways to continue hunting, fishing, riding ATV, driving his own vehicle and living independently until the very end of his life with minimal help. Jon enjoyed many trips to Canada and Red Lake fishing and hunting with his friends and brother Dan, all of whom helped him to find more inventive ways for him to get himself into "trouble" while continuing to live life to the fullest. Jon was known for his sense of humor, having an opinion about everything, his uncanny ability to take 30 minutes to tell a 5 minute story and making sure that he took good care of his family and friends. Jon was an active member of the Alexandria V.F.W., Legion, N.R.A., MN Deer Hunters Association, and Quality Deer Management Association. Jon was preceded in death by his infant sister Mary, father Don, sister Judy, and mother AdaBelle. He is survived by his daughter Jessica (Fiance' Bill Blanchard), ex-wife Sue Klein, Brother Jim and wife Rose of Maple Grove, MN, sister Patti of Midland, MI, brother Dan of Crystal, MN and closed friends he considered part of his family, Kelly and Carrie Borchert. In lieu of flowers, memorials are preferred to the Franciscan Sisters 116 8th Ave SE, Little Falls MN. Visitation / Prayer service were held on Wednesday Jan 15 at the Anderson Funeral Home in Alexandria MN. Kleven, Janet (Jacke) [ Kolle ] breast cancer Janet Lynn (Jacki) Kolle was born on 5-11-1949, in Alexandria MN, the daughter of Ernest and Hazel (Larson) Kleven. She was baptized as an infant and confirmed her faith at Calvary Lutheran Church of Alexandria. Following graduation from Alexandria High School in 1967, Jacki attended Alexandria Tech School for a year. She then moved to Minneapolis and was employed at Northwestern Bank. She returned to Alex and was married to Wayne Kolle on 10-10-70. The couple continued to make their home in Alex. Jacki was employed at Lincoln School and also worked at Wal-Mart. For the past five years, she has courageously fought breast cancer which eventually claimed her life. Jacki died on 3-2-1995 at her home on Ash Street with her family present. She was 45 years of age. Throughout her life, she had many interests including travel and fishing. She especially enjoyed family activities and buying gifts for her children. Jacki was preceded in death by her grandparents. Survivors include her children: daughter, Michelle and husband Byron Driemeyer of Alex; son, Ernie Kolle of Alex; parents, Ernest and Hazel Kleven of Alex; sister, Judy and husband David Cooley of Glenwood; niece, Christi and husband Mike Pauluk; two nephews: Matthew and Marshal Cooley; great neice, Julia Pauluk and many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Funeral services for Jacki were held on 3-6-1995 from Calvary Lutheran Church of Alexandria with Rev Keith Forrester officiating. Becky Worley served as organist and Harland Angen was the soloist. Interment was in the Fron Lutheran Cemetery in Starbuck with Arvid Larson, Daryle Larson, Leroy Larson, Harold Larson, Maynard Vinge and Jr. Larson serving as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers were Chantel Hay, Kathy Guentenson, Louise Losos, Connie Henderson, Carol Olson, Cindy Bodeker, Jill Nelson, Gayle Falk and Ron Carlson. Arrangements were with the Anderson Funeral Home Kloehn, David W Kloehn, Rosemary [ Diedrich ] 9/2001 320 834 2869 6218 Co Rd 12 NW Garfield MN 56332 E-mail: diedrich@gctel.com Married to Daniel Diedrich 4 children, 3 grandchildren Employed at Arrowwood/Radisson in the Engineering Dept Goals: *Clean the attic *Read the stuff I've been setting aside to read someday when I have more time *Travel Minnesota & the upper midwest Kloehn, Vivian M [ Lundebrek ] Kluver, Gerald R ( Gary ) Kluver, Marlow Kluver, Mike 320 763 7224 1135 East Lk Brophy Road NW Alex Email: on file Married fo 21 yeaars to Lynette KIDZ: Cassy(26) Jessica(24) Katie(16) Mitch(11) Grandson: Ryan(1) Work: Special Ed Para-professional for Alexandria Schools (Discovery Middle School) GOALS: *Bench press my own weight *Get a hole-in-one *Beat Steve Colby three games in a row in HORSE Kochie, Peg [ Zweisel ] FOUND! Koeplin, C (male) last pictured @ 10th grade year book Kolkind, Ellen [ Bollig ] 02.03.1984 murdered Ellen Bollig died suddenly at her home in Ogilvie, MN, Feb 3, 1984 at the age of 34 years. She was born at Alexandria, MN on June 18, 1949 to Alvin and Eleanor (Halvorson) Kolkind. She moved with her parents to Circle Pines, MN where she was united in marriage to DeWayne Richard Bollig in 1969. She was very talented in the field of art, which she had studied and enjoyed. She was currently a pharmacist technician at Cambridge State Hospital, where she had been employed for several years. She was preced in death by one son, Brian, who died in infancy. She is survived by her husband and three sons, Richard, Jason and Matthew; her parents of New Brighton, MN, one sister, Mrs David (Virginia) Ingeldew of Anoka MN; two brothers, Andrew of Isanti MN and Gerald of Crystal MN; two nieces, one nephew and several aunts and uncles. Funeral services were held at Forest Lake MN on Wednesday, Feb 8th, with Rev. Robert Zasacki officiating. Pall bearers were, Joe Hill, Daniel Cluff, Glen Hauslader, Gary Palmer, Michael Hooperand John Kincade. Interment at St Joseph Cemetery Komes, Barbara [ Williams ] E-mail: bjwms@rea-alp.com Korkowski, Donna M [ Drexler ] 5-31-94 bipolar disorder / suicide Donna Marie Drexler, 45, of Eden Priairie, was born in Alexandria, MN on 05/01/1949. She died in Eden Pairie on 05/31/1994. She is survived by daughters: Amy and Mya; parents: Walter and Wilma Korkowski; brothers: Gary, Doug, Peter & Michael Korkowski; sisters: Barbara Sitterle and Mary Schoeler; nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. Mass of Christian burial was Friday, 6/03/1994 at Pax Christi Catholic Community Church. Interment was in St Mary's Cemetery, Alexandria, MN. Arrangements were with the Werness Brothers Chapel in Bloomington, MN. Kotula, Debbie last pictured @ 11th grade year book Kracht, Ron farm accident Funeral services for Ronald D. Kracht were held Wednesday, 10-14-1964, at 2 PM from the Zion Lutheran Church. Rev K.K. Hill officiated. "Abide With Me", was sung by the sophomore classmates. Mrs. Ruth Boyd was the organist. Honorary bearers were Timothy Alcott, Dennis Chouanard, David Close, David Eastlund, Dennis Eddy and Gregory Roers. Active bearers were William Fletcher, Jr., Dale Hartle, Richard Kracht, John Mix, Thomas Rice and Ricky Yunch. Interment was in the Nelson cemetery. Ronald D Kracht was born at Jamestown, ND, 11-12-1949, the son of Herbert and June Kracht. He lived in Courtenay, ND until 1951 when the family moved to Nelson. Ronald was baptized at Wimbeldon ND, confirmed at the Zion Lutheran church of Alexandria and was attending the Alexandria high school at the time of his death [ farming accident ] Ronald Kracht died sunday, 10-11-1964, at the age of 14 years, 10 months and 29 days. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. June Kracht of nelson; his father, Herbert Kracht of Las Vegas, NV; 2 brothers, Larry of Minneapolis; and Garry of nelson; 4 sisters: (Diane) Mrs. Roger Ofstedahl of Fayetteville, NC; Patricia Ann, Cheri and Renee all of Nelson; his great maternal grandmother, Mrs. Edgar Pearson of Wimbledon ND; his maternal grandfather, Mr. Peter C Leick of Wimbledon ND; his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Emma Kracht of Nelson; one nephew and two nieces. Kramer, David Krey, Margaret M [ Lempka ] Krueger, Deb K 01.15.11 320 260 5549 908 12th Ave S St Cloud MN 56301 Email: krueg67@hotmail.com Single Daughters: Melissa, 32 St Cloud; Molly, 30 Minneapolis. Granddaughter: Jordyn, 9 St Cloud Federal employee for 38 years. The last 34 as a Mental Health Occupational Therapist at St Cloud VA Medical Center. Plan to work a few more years - still like what I do and work with great people. GOALS? *Read all the books I have acquired over the years. *Stay healthy and spend quality time with family. *Maybe some travelling to Western ad Southwestern US, Vancouver, Nova Scotia, Ireland, & Scotland. Kuhnau, Kathy [ Causley ] Kvitek, Marian J [ Kriese ] 06.21.2002 320 393 2349 12331 19th Ave NW Rice MN 56367 Working as an Early Childhood/Special Ed para in the Sauk Rapid-Rice School District GOALS: *have good health *see my grandkids grow up *never be alone *be happy Kvitek, Mike 07.31.07 320 763 7560 2611 Reeds Villa Rd SW Alex 56308 E-mail: mkvitek@rea-alp.com Spouse: Glenda Kids: A daughter and son, both are married. Our daughter, Heather, has two boys .... 4 and soon to be 2. Our son and his wife have a grandpuppy. I'm working at Runestone Electric, hopefully, for only 3 more years. |
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| Ellen Kolkind KANABEC COUNTY TIMES Wednesday, Febuary 10, 1984 Local woman dead of multiple gunshot wounds. An Ogilvie woman was found dead of multiple gunshot wounds, in her home, around 5 p.m., Friday, Feb.3, according to Kanabec County Shefiff's Department reports. Ellen K Bollig, 34, was found shot in the head, neck and chest, apparently shot be a shotgund fired at relatively close range, according to Von Thompson, county sheriff. Her husband, DeWayne R Bollig, 35, was in Kanabec County Jail, awaiting arragnment at the edition's deadline MOnday. He has made statements about the incident to Anoka County and Kanabec County Sheriff's Department authorities, reported Raymond O'Bert, county investigator. Ellen Bollig was killed around 3:15 p.m., investigators estimate. There was no definite signs of a struggle in the couple's mobile home, located on Hungry Run, Thompson said. The Bolligs' three children were not in the house when the shooting occured, officials believe. DeWayne Bollig is believe to have been home all day, authorities said. Bollig left Ogilvie sometime between 3:15-3:30 p.m., officials estimate. He and the children drove to Bollig's sister's house in Anoka. She called the Anoka County Sheriff's Department. Anoka Count, in turn, called Kanabec County. It was around this time, 4:45 p.m., that the sheriff and deputies were dispatched to the Bollig mobile home, reports said. The case is currently under investigation KANABEC COUNTY TIMES Wednesday, Febuary 17, 1984 Grand jury hears Bollig murder case A grand jury was impanelled yesterday to hear the county's case against DeWayne R. Bollig, for murder. Bollig, 34, of Ogilvie, face charges in the shooting hearth of his wife, Ellen, Feb. 3. He was arragned on second-degree murder charges last week, with bail set at $100,000. The grand jury's decision was not yet decreed when the Times went to press. The purpose of a grand jury is to decide if there is enough evidence to charge a suspect with murder, and to decide with which degree of murder the suspect should be charged. A grand jury is the only body that can call for first degree murder charges. "The grand jury takes the evidence and decides if it should be first degree," said Joe Loren, county attorney, answering a query as to the dress of charges he would seek. "in the case of a grand jury, mine is not an advocate role,' he said. "Ijust present the case to the jury, and they make the decision." Investigation of the incident began when the sheriff's department found Ellen Bollig's body in the family's Ogilvie mobile home, cut through by three close-range shotgun blasts to the head, neck and chest. DeWyne Bollig was under arrest in Anoka, having his sister call aughtorities from her home there, when Ellen's body was found, department reports said. HEnce, the sheriff's department investigaion is attempting to piece together "what happened and the events leading up to it," said Von Thomspon, county sheriff. "We're trying to develop as much background on them (the Bolligs) as we can to try and determine what happened and why," Thompson explained. "This investigation is a fact-finding mission that has involved much work, both in the county and out, by this department and the BCA (Bureau of Criminal Apprehension)." Building this case has involved many long days and short nights. KANABEC COUNTY TIMES Wednesday, Febuary 24, 1984 Bollig grand jury recesses, reconvenes in murder case The grand jury reconvened Tuesday in the hearing for murder charges on Duane Bollig, Olgilvie, Hearings began last Turesday when the grand jury was convened the first time. No decision on charges, however, was handed down last week and the grand jury was recessed until this week. "We're waiting for another witness," Joe Loren, county attorney was recess a week. Ultimately the jury will decide what charges and what degree of charges Bollig will face. A grand jury is the only judicial body that can demand charges of first degree murder. Bollig, 35, faces charges for the shooting death of this wife, Ellen, Feb 3. [ This is as far as I have gotten > I will update after my next trip to Minneaota Historical Center. I did find an obituary for Richard R Bollig. DOD: 02.23.2012, listing Ellen and their infant son as preceding him in death - and their three sons, as surviving him.] |