Donald A. Andersen, 48
December 25, 1931 ~ January 11, 1980
Donald was born on Christmas Day, 1931 to Frieda C (Andersen) and Alfred Andersen.
He married Mary Lou Japp, and they were blessed with five children. They lived in Omaha, Nebraska.
Don became the owner of A.R. Carlson Construction Company in Omaha.
He was an active member of the John J. Mercer Lodge No. 290, Scottish Rite Lodge, Tangier Shrine, Motor B Patrol Unit, the Navy-SeeBee Reserve, RNMCB 15 and Boy Scouts.
Sadly, Donald passed away January 11, 1980, at Immanuel Hospital in Omaha at the age of 48.
Left with memories are his wife; sons James, Robert, Donald and Mark, all of Omaha; daughter Mrs. J. (Sally) Johnson, Des Moines, Iowa; mother Mrs. Frieda Andersen; sister Mrs. Don (Gloria ) Frenzen, both of Omaha; grandson Corey, nieces and nephews.
Christian Funeral Services will be 11 am Tuesday at Kountze Memorial Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska. Burial will be in Springwell Cemtery, with Graveside Masonic Service by John J. Mercer Lodge 290, AF & AM, E. Riley Marr Worshipful Master. Memorials in Donald's name are suggested to The Tangier Motor "B" Patrol Hospital Van in care of Tangier Shrine Temple or to Kountze Memorial Church.
John A. Gentleman Westside Mortuary, 72nd & Western, Omaha, Nebraska in service to the family.
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Sources: Danish Museum; obituary printed in the Monday, January 14, 1980 Omaha World-Herald, Omaha, Nebraska, p. 24 and kindly sent by FindaGrave volunteer
SRGF (#47487065); obituary from a Blair, Nebraska paper courtesy of the Washington County Genealogical Society. Newspaper clippings are on file in the Public Library, Blair, Nebraska; Note: United States Naval Construction Battalions are better known as the Seabees--internet sources
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December 25, 1931 ~ January 11, 1980
Donald was born on Christmas Day, 1931 to Frieda C (Andersen) and Alfred Andersen.
He married Mary Lou Japp, and they were blessed with five children. They lived in Omaha, Nebraska.
Don became the owner of A.R. Carlson Construction Company in Omaha.
He was an active member of the John J. Mercer Lodge No. 290, Scottish Rite Lodge, Tangier Shrine, Motor B Patrol Unit, the Navy-SeeBee Reserve, RNMCB 15 and Boy Scouts.
Sadly, Donald passed away January 11, 1980, at Immanuel Hospital in Omaha at the age of 48.
Left with memories are his wife; sons James, Robert, Donald and Mark, all of Omaha; daughter Mrs. J. (Sally) Johnson, Des Moines, Iowa; mother Mrs. Frieda Andersen; sister Mrs. Don (Gloria ) Frenzen, both of Omaha; grandson Corey, nieces and nephews.
Christian Funeral Services will be 11 am Tuesday at Kountze Memorial Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska. Burial will be in Springwell Cemtery, with Graveside Masonic Service by John J. Mercer Lodge 290, AF & AM, E. Riley Marr Worshipful Master. Memorials in Donald's name are suggested to The Tangier Motor "B" Patrol Hospital Van in care of Tangier Shrine Temple or to Kountze Memorial Church.
John A. Gentleman Westside Mortuary, 72nd & Western, Omaha, Nebraska in service to the family.
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Sources: Danish Museum; obituary printed in the Monday, January 14, 1980 Omaha World-Herald, Omaha, Nebraska, p. 24 and kindly sent by FindaGrave volunteer
SRGF (#47487065); obituary from a Blair, Nebraska paper courtesy of the Washington County Genealogical Society. Newspaper clippings are on file in the Public Library, Blair, Nebraska; Note: United States Naval Construction Battalions are better known as the Seabees--internet sources
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Donald A. Andersen, 48
December 25, 1931 ~ January 11, 1980
Donald was born on Christmas Day, 1931 to Frieda C (Andersen) and Alfred Andersen.
He married Mary Lou Japp, and they were blessed with five children. They lived in Omaha, Nebraska.
Don became the owner of A.R. Carlson Construction Company in Omaha.
He was an active member of the John J. Mercer Lodge No. 290, Scottish Rite Lodge, Tangier Shrine, Motor B Patrol Unit, the Navy-SeeBee Reserve, RNMCB 15 and Boy Scouts.
Sadly, Donald passed away January 11, 1980, at Immanuel Hospital in Omaha at the age of 48.
Left with memories are his wife; sons James, Robert, Donald and Mark, all of Omaha; daughter Mrs. J. (Sally) Johnson, Des Moines, Iowa; mother Mrs. Frieda Andersen; sister Mrs. Don (Gloria ) Frenzen, both of Omaha; grandson Corey, nieces and nephews.
Christian Funeral Services will be 11 am Tuesday at Kountze Memorial Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska. Burial will be in Springwell Cemtery, with Graveside Masonic Service by John J. Mercer Lodge 290, AF & AM, E. Riley Marr Worshipful Master. Memorials in Donald's name are suggested to The Tangier Motor "B" Patrol Hospital Van in care of Tangier Shrine Temple or to Kountze Memorial Church.
John A. Gentleman Westside Mortuary, 72nd & Western, Omaha, Nebraska in service to the family.
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Sources: Danish Museum; obituary printed in the Monday, January 14, 1980 Omaha World-Herald, Omaha, Nebraska, p. 24 and kindly sent by FindaGrave volunteer
SRGF (#47487065); obituary from a Blair, Nebraska paper courtesy of the Washington County Genealogical Society. Newspaper clippings are on file in the Public Library, Blair, Nebraska; Note: United States Naval Construction Battalions are better known as the Seabees--internet sources
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December 25, 1931 ~ January 11, 1980
Donald was born on Christmas Day, 1931 to Frieda C (Andersen) and Alfred Andersen.
He married Mary Lou Japp, and they were blessed with five children. They lived in Omaha, Nebraska.
Don became the owner of A.R. Carlson Construction Company in Omaha.
He was an active member of the John J. Mercer Lodge No. 290, Scottish Rite Lodge, Tangier Shrine, Motor B Patrol Unit, the Navy-SeeBee Reserve, RNMCB 15 and Boy Scouts.
Sadly, Donald passed away January 11, 1980, at Immanuel Hospital in Omaha at the age of 48.
Left with memories are his wife; sons James, Robert, Donald and Mark, all of Omaha; daughter Mrs. J. (Sally) Johnson, Des Moines, Iowa; mother Mrs. Frieda Andersen; sister Mrs. Don (Gloria ) Frenzen, both of Omaha; grandson Corey, nieces and nephews.
Christian Funeral Services will be 11 am Tuesday at Kountze Memorial Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska. Burial will be in Springwell Cemtery, with Graveside Masonic Service by John J. Mercer Lodge 290, AF & AM, E. Riley Marr Worshipful Master. Memorials in Donald's name are suggested to The Tangier Motor "B" Patrol Hospital Van in care of Tangier Shrine Temple or to Kountze Memorial Church.
John A. Gentleman Westside Mortuary, 72nd & Western, Omaha, Nebraska in service to the family.
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Sources: Danish Museum; obituary printed in the Monday, January 14, 1980 Omaha World-Herald, Omaha, Nebraska, p. 24 and kindly sent by FindaGrave volunteer
SRGF (#47487065); obituary from a Blair, Nebraska paper courtesy of the Washington County Genealogical Society. Newspaper clippings are on file in the Public Library, Blair, Nebraska; Note: United States Naval Construction Battalions are better known as the Seabees--internet sources
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