Harold Bernsten was born in Colorado, a son of Charles August Bernsten and Amanda Josephine Anderson, both immigrants from Sweden. He had siblings Carl Ernest, Anne (1899-1980), Ethel Victoria and Jennie Bernsten (1907-?) and half-sister Ruth V. Peterson.
Harold's family moved to Bellingham, Washington and he was a cement plant worker in 1920 and a shoe salesman in 1930.
In 1946 he married Amelia Haensgen of Mount Calvary.
They lived in Chicago where he was a locksmith for Clark and Barlow Hardware Co. until his retirement in 1961.
Harold and Amelia moved to Sun City in 1962.
He was survived by his wife Amelia, a brother Ernest of Mesa; and three sisters, Mrs Anne Buckley, Mrs. Ethel Connelly and Mrs. Ruth Christen, all out of state.
Harold's family moved to Bellingham, Washington and he was a cement plant worker in 1920 and a shoe salesman in 1930.
In 1946 he married Amelia Haensgen of Mount Calvary.
They lived in Chicago where he was a locksmith for Clark and Barlow Hardware Co. until his retirement in 1961.
Harold and Amelia moved to Sun City in 1962.
He was survived by his wife Amelia, a brother Ernest of Mesa; and three sisters, Mrs Anne Buckley, Mrs. Ethel Connelly and Mrs. Ruth Christen, all out of state.
Harold Bernsten was born in Colorado, a son of Charles August Bernsten and Amanda Josephine Anderson, both immigrants from Sweden. He had siblings Carl Ernest, Anne (1899-1980), Ethel Victoria and Jennie Bernsten (1907-?) and half-sister Ruth V. Peterson.
Harold's family moved to Bellingham, Washington and he was a cement plant worker in 1920 and a shoe salesman in 1930.
In 1946 he married Amelia Haensgen of Mount Calvary.
They lived in Chicago where he was a locksmith for Clark and Barlow Hardware Co. until his retirement in 1961.
Harold and Amelia moved to Sun City in 1962.
He was survived by his wife Amelia, a brother Ernest of Mesa; and three sisters, Mrs Anne Buckley, Mrs. Ethel Connelly and Mrs. Ruth Christen, all out of state.
Harold's family moved to Bellingham, Washington and he was a cement plant worker in 1920 and a shoe salesman in 1930.
In 1946 he married Amelia Haensgen of Mount Calvary.
They lived in Chicago where he was a locksmith for Clark and Barlow Hardware Co. until his retirement in 1961.
Harold and Amelia moved to Sun City in 1962.
He was survived by his wife Amelia, a brother Ernest of Mesa; and three sisters, Mrs Anne Buckley, Mrs. Ethel Connelly and Mrs. Ruth Christen, all out of state.
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