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Page 2 -- Tioga Tribune Local Wednesday, October 7, 2020
Official Newspaper of the cities of:
Tioga, Ray and Wildrose and of the Tioga and Ray
school districtsPublished every Wednesday
at Tioga, ND 58852
Cecile Wehrman, PublisherSteve Andrist, Consultant
Jody Michael, Sports ReporterTia LaCombe, Production Jacob Orledge, Reporter
Periodicals Class Postage paid at Tioga, ND 58852
and additional mailing offices. USPS No. 631-380 POSTMASTER:
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E-mail: [email protected]
Tioga Tribune Senior Menu
Friday, October 9 Hamburger hotdish, salad and dessert.
Tuesday, October 13 Baked chicken, baked potatoes, veg-etable and dessert.
Tioga Senior Center - eat in, or home delivery. Our center is open-ing up again with CDC Guidelines.
What’s UpMonday, October 1 Tioga American Legion Auxiliary will meet at Tioga Legion Club starting 1:30 PM. Decisions will be made on payment form to ALA, poppy money, and local contributions.
NeighborsTioga
Dale and Connie Blom, Lau-rel, Montana., stayed at Wayne and Marguerite Grindy’s a week ago Monday evening. They came for Rodney Hermanson’s funeral at Lignite.
Jayme and Lindsay Odegaard brought their son, Ash Robert to meet his great grandmother, Delores Odegaard a week ago Monday. Judy Odegaard came over for a visit and met Ash.
Rod and Linda Anderson spent the weekend in Mandan visiting Mike Anderson and got to visit with Darlene Anderson in person who is a resident of
Edgewood Vista in Mandan! She is doing well but misses her home in Tioga! We all got together with Peggy and Gary Anderson and Joel for supper out! It was a great weekend to be with Mom Anderson and the Anderson’s who live in Mandan and Bismarck!
Gracie Davidson spent the weekend with her grandma, Kelly Gleave.
Delores Odegaard was among the guests at Pat and Haley Al-berts on Sunday.
RayVisitors this past week at
Char Hodenfield’s were Lynette
Wheeler, Carla Hodenfield, Cheryl Forhart and Kim Longie of Tioga.
Rick and Jennifer Kessner were Saturday afternoon visi-tors of Walt and Karel Johnson.
Denise Weyrauch and Deanna Donnelly had lunch on Sunday at Haley Donnelly’s apartment in honor of Denise’s birthday.
McGregorAngus, Alayna, Odin, Lily and
Liam Wolla spent the weekend with their grandparents, Dar-ren and Joan Gohrick. Paige Gohrick stopped by for a visit.
The Ray, Tioga and McGregor area are going to try putting news in the Tioga paper again. If you would like to add to our news please email me, Marlys Granberg at [email protected] or call me at 701-641-0296. I will add you to my list of people. Thank you
LENNY HODENFIELDwill be celebrating her
90th Birthdayon October 18!!
Help her celebrate by sending a card to:Lenny Hodenfield
6607 119th Ave NWRay, ND 58849
No MORE excuses!!Its time for your flu shot
* Will bill BCBS, Sanford, United Health Care, Meritain, Medica, Medicare Part B and Medicaid
* Please bring insurance card* Flu shot $50 and High Dose (65 years and older) $80* Help us protect others and please wear a cloth mask to your appointment.
Flu shots at UMDHU in Crosby will be by appointment this year so we can take extra precautions to keep you safe from COVID-19.
Call today for your appointment 701-965-6813
Obituaries
Glen C. Hager, 57, of Bat-tleview, passed away in Fargo, Friday, September 25, 2020.
His memorial service was held Saturday, October 3, 2020, at Holy Cross Lutheran Church, Powers Lake. Pastor Kayla Hill officiated.
Glen Charles Sebastian was born December 3, 1962, in Minot, to James and Leona (Boucher) Hager. He was bap-tized in December, 1962, at St. Leo’s Catholic Church, Minot. He attended school in Minot. Early on, he worked as a cook at various places in Minot and worked for Pietsch Signs.
Eventually, he moved to Bat-tleview, where he met the love of his life, Kristi Schroeder. They dated for many years before they were united in marriage November 23, 1990. On April 28, 1999, their son, Matthew, joined this union. They continued to make their home in Battleview.
Glen worked at Ron’s Sand-blasting in Tioga, for several years. Eventually, he went to work with his good friend Jerry Imsland at Northwest Roust-about in McGregor, where he worked for over a decade. In 2016, Glen began work as a field supervisor for Condor Pe-troleum, where he worked un-til his passing. Everywhere he worked, especially in his later years, he was known as a bril-
liant and extremely hard work-er, who enjoyed what he did and never took a day off.
Glen and Kristi enjoyed watching Matthew play sports and were so very proud of all his accomplishments. As a fam-ily, they enjoyed fishing and camping together. Glen enjoyed playing in a pool league for years and visiting with family and friends. He loved to antago-nize his family and friends in a loving way. He had a quick wit about him, and it was always on show. He will be forever loved and missed by everyone who knew him.
Glen is survived by son Mat-
thew (Abby Kurtz), Fargo; brothers James Hager Jr., San Jose, California, Dave Hager and Andy Hager, Minot; sister Ange-la Hager, Minot; brothers-in-law Jody (Amy) Schroeder, Powers Lake; Loren Reinholdt, Ray, and Kevin Hollingsworth, Gresham, Oregon. Glen is also survived by several nieces, nephews, cous-ins, and very special friends Susan and Jerry Imsland of Mc-Gregor, Kim Rodin, Kenmare, and Deb Gabel, Minot.
Glen was preceded in death by wife Kristi, parents James and Leona, stepfather Daniel Bush, brothers Kenneth and Leonard Hager, brother-in-law Daniel Schroeder, sisters-in-law Michelle Reinholdt and Lori Hollingsworth, father and mother-in-law Eugene and Emo-gene Schroeder, nephew Bryce Reinholdt, and special friend Bill Gabel.
In lieu of flowers, please con-sider donating to the American Stroke Association in honor of Glen, or the Huntington’s Dis-ease Society of America in hon-or of his wife, Kristi.
Fulkerson Stevenson Funeral Home, Tioga is assited the fam-ily. Friends may sign the on-line register and give their condo-lences at www.fulkersons.com.
Glen Hager
Glen Hager
LaVerne Arnold Ramberg, 81, Tioga passed away Tuesday, September 29, at Tioga Long Term Care Unit.
Funeral Services for LaVerne will 11 a.m., Friday, October 9, 2020, at First Lutheran Church, Tioga. Pastor Mike Burns will officiate. Interment will be di-rectly after services at United Cemetery, Tioga. A family ser-vice will be Thursday, October 8 at Fulkerson Funeral Home Chapel, Tioga, 5 p.m.
Due to Covid 19, we ask that everyone adheres to local and state requirements for social distancing.
The Funeral Service will be broadcast, please follow the link on LaVerne’s service infor-mation on our website www.fulkersons.com.
LaVerne was born May 28th, 1939, to Lawrence and Hilda (Kvam) Ramberg in Williston. He was raised on the family farm in Pleasant Valley Town-ship south of Tioga. He attend-ed grades 1st through 8th at Hillier School and completed his high school years at Tioga High School, graduating in 1957.
Following high school, La-Verne attended NDSSS college in Wahpeton, studying automo-tive technology and welding. While living in Wahpeton he met Barbara Olson of Detroit Lakes, Minnesota. They united in marriage July 5th, 1960. La-Verne and Barb made their home on a farm south of Tioga
in Dryfork Township, where he farmed and ranched. Together they had three children; Lorne, Barry and Anita.
Besides farming and ranch-ing, LaVerne also worked for KBM Well Service, Lawrence Transportation, he owned/operated his semi working for Greytech and Harris road con-struction. He would haul almost anything as well but favored hauling cattle. That was a good excuse to stop in at the Sitting Bull Auction café!
LaVerne met Donna Brodahl through many Sons of Norway activities. After dating for a couple of years they joined in a religious partnership March 2004, making their home in Tio-ga. In late 2015 health concerns
brought LaVerne to reside in the Tioga Long Term Care Unit.
LaVerne was an avid card player. He enjoyed music and dancing as well. There tended to be some singing along in-volved too! Some of his favorite past times were Norsk Hostfest and the Frozen Finger Festival. He was a proud member of Trinity Lutheran Church, White Earth Valley Saddle Club, Sons of Norway, Tioga Senior Center and The Moose.
LaVerne is survived by chil-dren, Lorne Ramberg, Barry (Melissa) Ramberg, Tioga, Anita (Scott) Pease, Burlington; grand-children, Amanda (Shawn) Mar-tin, Williston, Stephanie (Kyle) Ramberg, Grace Ramberg, Trey (Madison) Ramberg, Tioga, Kayla (Jace) Lalim, White Earth, Brianne (Richard) Welsch, Watauga, South Dakota, Scotti Pease, Grayson Pease and Sadie Pease, Burlington; great-grand-children, Braylon and Remi Mc-Intyre, Tioga, Weston, Marli and Bobbi Lalim, White Earth, Ka-cie, Morgan and Holden Welsch of Watauga, South Dakota, sis-ter LaVonne (Leon) Wedar, Mi-not; as well as numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
He was preceded in death by parents and grandparents.
Fulkerson Stevenson Funeral Home, Tioga is assisting the family. Condolences may be left on our funeral home website at www.fulkersons.com.
LaVerne Ramberg
LaVerne Ramberg
Faith Eileen Martinson went to her heavenly rest Friday, Oc-tober 2, after a lengthy illness.
Her life will be celebrated Thursday, October 8, 11 a.m. at Ray Lutheran Church, Ray. Pas-tor Mary Dickman will officiate.
Due to Covid 19, we ask that everyone adheres to local and state requirements for social distancing.
The Funeral Service will be broadcast, please follow the link on Faith’s service informa-tion on our website www.fulker-sons.com.
Faith was born August 5, 1944, in Fortuna, to Melvin C. Dahl and Adeline G. Seyfert-Dahl. Faith was number five out of her seven siblings. She grew up in Fortuna, Portal, and Flax-ton areas. Faith caught rheu-matic fever as a child, so spent many years home-schooled, and only went through 8th grade.
Faith met the love of her life, James Martinson, and mar-ried him after two months of dating on December 4, 1961. They spent 57 years together before James passing in 2018. To their union, Faith and James welcomed three sons, Leroy, Ronald, and Rick; and their daughter, Vickie. They also had
a daughter lost shortly after birth, Kimberly, in 1968.
Faith worked the majority of her life working as a nurse’s aide at the Tioga Medical Cen-ter, working there for close to 40 years before retiring. Faith and James then moved to Fargo to be near to Vickie in 2012, and lived there for five years before returning to the area they had called home for so many years. Faith enjoyed all the time she spent with her grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. She was lovingly referred to as
“old grandma” by her young-est great-grandsons. Faith also enjoyed bingo, and spent many long nights playing while James waited patiently for her. She also spent many hours embroi-dering and has many beautiful pieces that we will cherish.
Faith is survived by sons, Le-Roy Martinson, Minot; Rick Mar-tinson, Tioga; and her daughter Vickie (Casey) Wanzek, Tioga. Her grandchildren, Keith (Crys-tal) Mattox, and Kevin (Leah) Mattox, Ray; Daniel Martinson, Conrad, Montana; Christ Mar-tinson, Minot; Sara Martinson, Williston; Ronald Martinson Jr, Jamestown; and Penny (Devin) Kliem, Medina; great-grandchil-dren, Dalys, Kendra, Allayana, Hailey, Nolyn, and Ryker Mat-tox, all of Ray; Conner and Tai-cen Martinson, Jamestown; Da-kota Martinson, Streeter; and Dustin Stabnow, South Dakota; sister Rose Kalabza, West Far-go, and her special niece, Susie Sigloh, Williston; and four step-grandchildren.
Fulkerson Stevenson Funeral Home of Williston is assisting the family. Condolences may be left on our funeral home web-site at www.fulkersons.com.
Faith Martinson
Faith Martinson
Notice of Annual MeetingOut of respect for national and state guidelines on social
distancing, the annual meeting for the members of United Quality Cooperative that was scheduled for October 23, 2020 has been postponed.
The 2020 annual meeting will be held in conjunction with the 2021 annual meeting. The board of directors will have their term extended for one year.
By Order of the Board of Directors of United Quality Coopera-tive Matt Bangen, Secretary
