Edwin R. Anderson, 69, a native of Albert Lea and resident of Los Angeles, Calif. 29 years , died of a heart attack, Sunday afternoon in his home at 613 Bridge Ave.
He was born June 8, 1902 at Albert Lea to the late Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson.
Services will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Bonnerup Chapel.
Since his return to Albert Lea in 1967 he was a city employee as school crossing guard on Highway 65 near Halverson School.
He was also a Shaklee distributor.
Mr. Anderson and Elsie Malepsy were married November 4, 1967 at Spring Valley.
She survives him.
Other survivors are:
Three sons:
Donald of Lewiston, Idaho
Dale and Gerald of Washougal, Washington
Two daughters:
Mrs. Martha Herbenson of Camas, Washington
Mrs. Thoreen Dykes of Clatskanie, Oregon
Step children:
Albert Castle in Oregon
Mrs. Walter (Virginia) Wynkoop of Lake Elmo
Mrs. Darryl ( Helen) Cornick of Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Stanley, Thomas, Robert, James and William Malepsy all of Albert Lea
Albert Lea Evening Tribune
March 6, 1972
Page 13
Contributor: julrene thornberg (47323751)
He was born June 8, 1902 at Albert Lea to the late Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson.
Services will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Bonnerup Chapel.
Since his return to Albert Lea in 1967 he was a city employee as school crossing guard on Highway 65 near Halverson School.
He was also a Shaklee distributor.
Mr. Anderson and Elsie Malepsy were married November 4, 1967 at Spring Valley.
She survives him.
Other survivors are:
Three sons:
Donald of Lewiston, Idaho
Dale and Gerald of Washougal, Washington
Two daughters:
Mrs. Martha Herbenson of Camas, Washington
Mrs. Thoreen Dykes of Clatskanie, Oregon
Step children:
Albert Castle in Oregon
Mrs. Walter (Virginia) Wynkoop of Lake Elmo
Mrs. Darryl ( Helen) Cornick of Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Stanley, Thomas, Robert, James and William Malepsy all of Albert Lea
Albert Lea Evening Tribune
March 6, 1972
Page 13
Contributor: julrene thornberg (47323751)
Edwin R. Anderson, 69, a native of Albert Lea and resident of Los Angeles, Calif. 29 years , died of a heart attack, Sunday afternoon in his home at 613 Bridge Ave.
He was born June 8, 1902 at Albert Lea to the late Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson.
Services will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Bonnerup Chapel.
Since his return to Albert Lea in 1967 he was a city employee as school crossing guard on Highway 65 near Halverson School.
He was also a Shaklee distributor.
Mr. Anderson and Elsie Malepsy were married November 4, 1967 at Spring Valley.
She survives him.
Other survivors are:
Three sons:
Donald of Lewiston, Idaho
Dale and Gerald of Washougal, Washington
Two daughters:
Mrs. Martha Herbenson of Camas, Washington
Mrs. Thoreen Dykes of Clatskanie, Oregon
Step children:
Albert Castle in Oregon
Mrs. Walter (Virginia) Wynkoop of Lake Elmo
Mrs. Darryl ( Helen) Cornick of Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Stanley, Thomas, Robert, James and William Malepsy all of Albert Lea
Albert Lea Evening Tribune
March 6, 1972
Page 13
Contributor: julrene thornberg (47323751)
He was born June 8, 1902 at Albert Lea to the late Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson.
Services will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Bonnerup Chapel.
Since his return to Albert Lea in 1967 he was a city employee as school crossing guard on Highway 65 near Halverson School.
He was also a Shaklee distributor.
Mr. Anderson and Elsie Malepsy were married November 4, 1967 at Spring Valley.
She survives him.
Other survivors are:
Three sons:
Donald of Lewiston, Idaho
Dale and Gerald of Washougal, Washington
Two daughters:
Mrs. Martha Herbenson of Camas, Washington
Mrs. Thoreen Dykes of Clatskanie, Oregon
Step children:
Albert Castle in Oregon
Mrs. Walter (Virginia) Wynkoop of Lake Elmo
Mrs. Darryl ( Helen) Cornick of Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Stanley, Thomas, Robert, James and William Malepsy all of Albert Lea
Albert Lea Evening Tribune
March 6, 1972
Page 13
Contributor: julrene thornberg (47323751)
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