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Alive in 1865, not in 1875.

Berte Gulbrandsdatter (I13229)

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All four of his grandparents were born in Ukraine or Russia.

PANKO, Eugene Daniel (I34973)

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All of his three sons took the surname Ormbreck.

CHRISTOFERSON, Ole (I24040)

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All-State football player, an end, in 1947 at La Crosse Central High School.

Enlisted in the Air Force in March of 1951 and took his basic training in San Antonio.

He and Diane lived in Orange, California, at the time of his father’s death in 1991.

He and Diane lived in Corona, California, at the time of her father’s death in La Crosse 2009.

SMEVOG, John Elmo (I28019)

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Allan "Al" O. Berge, age 91, a Brillion resident, died Monday, January 18, 2021 at his residence. He was born on May 21, 1929 in Valders, son of the late Walter Berge and Helen (Potts) Berge. Allan was a graduate of Valders High School, Class of 1947. On August 5, 1950 he married Dolores M. Streckert. He was called to serve our Country in the United States Army Reserves in 1951 and was stationed in Fort Jackson, South Carolina until being deployed to Korea 1952. He served in the 8th Infantry Division, 2nd Chemical Mortar Battalion. After completing active duty, the couple moved back to Wisconsin and farmed in the Collins area before moving to Brillion in 1957. After moving to Brillion, Allan was employed by Ray Kleiber Masonry, while going to night school Chicago Technical College for drafting. After graduation he worked in various roles with ACE Building in Manitowoc, Mike Wallander Construction in Valders, Keller Structures in Kaukauna, and ended his career with Lorrigan Construction of Reedsville. Allan enjoyed fishing, bird watching, woodworking, and all Wisconsin Sports, especially the Green Bay Packers and the Brewers. He was a loving family man who enjoyed going to his grandchildren and great grandchildren's sporting events and spending summers on any body of water they could fish on. Allan was also a Shriner and Master Mason.

Survivors include his children: Terry (Cheryl) Berge, Denver, North Carolina, Lynn (Mark) Ott, Chilton, Pamela (Casey) Schneider, Chilton; eight grandchildren: Jeremie (Jennifer) Ott, Chad (Tiffany) Ott, Daniel (special friend Heidi) Ott, Suzanne (Sean) Gruett, Ashley (Chris) Porsche, Brandon (Kimberly) Schneider, Chelsa (special friend Channing) Schneider and Riley Schneider; twelve great grandchildren: Braeden, Owen, Benjamin, Cael, Mason, Breleigh, Brantley, Harper, Cooper, Jase, Taylor and Brynn; and his siblings: Tom and Mary; three sisters-in-law: LaVerne Berge, Bernadean Berge and Janice Streckert. He was preceded in death by his wife of 64 years Dolores, two brothers: Robert and James Berge; brothers-in-laws Orman Streckert, Leslie Moede, Clarence Leys, and Edward Streckert, two sisters-in-law: Evelyn Moede and Ione Leys; and other relatives.

BERGE, Allan O (I26255)

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Allan Lee Nelson, age 66, of Clayton, DE, passed away on Saturday, February 26, 2022, surrounded by his family.

Allan was born in Eugene, Oregon on January 11, 1956, son of Lois M. Nelson and the late Lee H. Nelson. His love of carpentry, woodworking, and architecture led him to the University of Oregon where he met his wife Nancy in 1977. They married in 1978 and later moved to the east coast to be near family. Allan spent his career as a carpenter and craftsman working for himself and, most recently, for Delaware Technical Community College for the past nine years.

Allan volunteered with the Delaware Riptide Swim Team since its beginnings in 1994. For over 27 years he served in many roles for the team – President, Vice President, Treasurer, website manager, starter, Hytek operator, and parent of three swimmers. Likewise, he volunteered with the Delmarva Swim Association summer swim league for many years, serving on the board as President, Vice President, website manager and Hytek operator.

He was also active with the Gift of Life Donor Program, as he was a recipient of a double lung transplant three years ago. Allan loved being outside, hiking, camping, bicycling, and spending time with family and their dog Nala. He had a love of knowledge that earned him the nickname ‘factoid’. He always seemed to know a little bit about everything. He lived his life with kindness, service to others, thoughtfulness, and joy, making himself and others laugh with his dad wit.

In addition to his mother, Allan is survived by the love of his life, his wife of 44 years, Nancy J. Nelson; daughter, Katie Brown (Sean) of Middletown, DE, Michael Nelson (Amanda) of Glen Burnie, MD, and Mark Nelson (Suzanne) of Middletown, DE; sisters, Janet Skinner and Carol Pilgrim; brother, David Nelson; and 6 grandchildren.

NELSON, Allan Lee (I40032)

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Allen Paul Johnson, 63, of Apple Valley, MN passed away Monday, August 9th at his home after courageously battling cancer for several years. His deep faith gave him the strength to overcome any struggle throughout his life. "I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith." 2 Timothy 4:7.

Allen was born March 2, 1958 in Minneapolis, MN where he attended grade school until his family moved to a farm near Belgrade. He graduated from Brooten High School and later worked at Willmar Manufacturing.

He was blessed to be married to the love of his life & best friend, Carol (née Miller) Johnson since September 1992.

He took great pleasure in camping and was able to share his love of camping with his grandkids Jordan & Landon. Since retiring in 2020, 'Papa' Allen also enjoyed regular visits to the MN Zoo with his grandsons who brought tremendous joy to him.

He is survived by his wife, children: Rachel (Micheal) Strand; Kristopher (Chelsea) Johnson, Nathanial Johnson, Amber Lyn Johnson, and three grandchildren: Jordan Strand, Landon Strand, and Keagan Johnson. Also surviving him are his Dad, Don Segaar; siblings: Brian (Danell) Johnson, Curt (Connie) Johnson, Daryn (Sharon) Johnson, Eric (Deanna) Johnson, Shawn (Heather) Segaar-Bratsch; sister, Heather (Travis) Bauer.

He was preceded in death by his father Paul Johnson, mother Jane Segaar, and his grandparents.

JOHNSON, Allen Paul (I33626)

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Allen says that Annie was the community midwife, attending births in the area into her late ‘70s.

JOHNSON, Anna Bergetta (I9616)

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Alma remembered him as a big, hearty man.

ULANDER, Karl Jonas (I14371)

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Alme

ALME, Torsten Andersen (I40054)