Alda enjoyed nature. She was particularly fond of her many pets. Her love of animals extended to the wildlife that lived around her spending lots of time feeding and watching the birds, squirrels and deer.
She loved to go camping and fishing. Alda also enjoyed spending time with family, especially visits from the newest additions.
Alda married Richard Knapp. They had 4 children and divorced. She later married George Zaracki.
Alda was always reading or watching “country westerns” and was exceptionally talented with needlework crafts.
Preceded by:
Parents: David Egon Carlson and Dorothy Edith Carlson (Rasmussen)
Sisters: Alda Nelson and Alice Carlson.
Survived by:
Sister: Dorothy (Gene) Rollins
Brother: David (Sharon) Carlson
Children: Nina (Joe) Stewart, Rich (Jean) Knapp , Patty (Ray) Ketelsen, Julia Belt
Grandchildren: Jamie, Jay, Jonna, Richelle, Kim, Tim, Brad, Greg, Will, Connie, Hilton, Courtney, Shane
32 great-grandchildren and 5 great-great-grandchildren
Omaha World Herald
Jan 2016
She loved to go camping and fishing. Alda also enjoyed spending time with family, especially visits from the newest additions.
Alda married Richard Knapp. They had 4 children and divorced. She later married George Zaracki.
Alda was always reading or watching “country westerns” and was exceptionally talented with needlework crafts.
Preceded by:
Parents: David Egon Carlson and Dorothy Edith Carlson (Rasmussen)
Sisters: Alda Nelson and Alice Carlson.
Survived by:
Sister: Dorothy (Gene) Rollins
Brother: David (Sharon) Carlson
Children: Nina (Joe) Stewart, Rich (Jean) Knapp , Patty (Ray) Ketelsen, Julia Belt
Grandchildren: Jamie, Jay, Jonna, Richelle, Kim, Tim, Brad, Greg, Will, Connie, Hilton, Courtney, Shane
32 great-grandchildren and 5 great-great-grandchildren
Omaha World Herald
Jan 2016
Alda enjoyed nature. She was particularly fond of her many pets. Her love of animals extended to the wildlife that lived around her spending lots of time feeding and watching the birds, squirrels and deer.
She loved to go camping and fishing. Alda also enjoyed spending time with family, especially visits from the newest additions.
Alda married Richard Knapp. They had 4 children and divorced. She later married George Zaracki.
Alda was always reading or watching “country westerns” and was exceptionally talented with needlework crafts.
Preceded by:
Parents: David Egon Carlson and Dorothy Edith Carlson (Rasmussen)
Sisters: Alda Nelson and Alice Carlson.
Survived by:
Sister: Dorothy (Gene) Rollins
Brother: David (Sharon) Carlson
Children: Nina (Joe) Stewart, Rich (Jean) Knapp , Patty (Ray) Ketelsen, Julia Belt
Grandchildren: Jamie, Jay, Jonna, Richelle, Kim, Tim, Brad, Greg, Will, Connie, Hilton, Courtney, Shane
32 great-grandchildren and 5 great-great-grandchildren
Omaha World Herald
Jan 2016
She loved to go camping and fishing. Alda also enjoyed spending time with family, especially visits from the newest additions.
Alda married Richard Knapp. They had 4 children and divorced. She later married George Zaracki.
Alda was always reading or watching “country westerns” and was exceptionally talented with needlework crafts.
Preceded by:
Parents: David Egon Carlson and Dorothy Edith Carlson (Rasmussen)
Sisters: Alda Nelson and Alice Carlson.
Survived by:
Sister: Dorothy (Gene) Rollins
Brother: David (Sharon) Carlson
Children: Nina (Joe) Stewart, Rich (Jean) Knapp , Patty (Ray) Ketelsen, Julia Belt
Grandchildren: Jamie, Jay, Jonna, Richelle, Kim, Tim, Brad, Greg, Will, Connie, Hilton, Courtney, Shane
32 great-grandchildren and 5 great-great-grandchildren
Omaha World Herald
Jan 2016
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