Woodrow was born at Pocahontas, Iowa on October 19, 1913, son of Fred and Emma Barnhardt. The family moved to a farm near Wilmot, South Dakota after the death of his mother when he was 10 years old.
They later moved to Big Stone City and as a young man Mr. Barnhardt moved to Ortonville, Minnesota in 1930 and had lived here since. He was married to Phyllis Laudenschlager on June 25, 1944 at Odessa.
He had been employed as a quarry foreman for the North Star Granite Company and later the Cold Springs Granite Company. He had been hospitalized at the Ortonville Hospital and death came on Tuesdy evening here.
Woodrow is survived by wife Phyllis; daughter Carol; 5 grandchildren; sisters Helen (Mrs. Richard O'Brien) and Lena (Mrs. Phil Gagnon); brothers Vyle, Walter and Leo.
Preceding him in death were his parents, daughter Gladys Arends and two infant sisters.
Services were held at the First English Lutheran Church in Ortonville. Pallbearers were Archie Merritt, Steve Kurkosky, Joe Paul, Conrad Herrman, Donald Hynnek and Fred Reupke.
They later moved to Big Stone City and as a young man Mr. Barnhardt moved to Ortonville, Minnesota in 1930 and had lived here since. He was married to Phyllis Laudenschlager on June 25, 1944 at Odessa.
He had been employed as a quarry foreman for the North Star Granite Company and later the Cold Springs Granite Company. He had been hospitalized at the Ortonville Hospital and death came on Tuesdy evening here.
Woodrow is survived by wife Phyllis; daughter Carol; 5 grandchildren; sisters Helen (Mrs. Richard O'Brien) and Lena (Mrs. Phil Gagnon); brothers Vyle, Walter and Leo.
Preceding him in death were his parents, daughter Gladys Arends and two infant sisters.
Services were held at the First English Lutheran Church in Ortonville. Pallbearers were Archie Merritt, Steve Kurkosky, Joe Paul, Conrad Herrman, Donald Hynnek and Fred Reupke.
Woodrow was born at Pocahontas, Iowa on October 19, 1913, son of Fred and Emma Barnhardt. The family moved to a farm near Wilmot, South Dakota after the death of his mother when he was 10 years old.
They later moved to Big Stone City and as a young man Mr. Barnhardt moved to Ortonville, Minnesota in 1930 and had lived here since. He was married to Phyllis Laudenschlager on June 25, 1944 at Odessa.
He had been employed as a quarry foreman for the North Star Granite Company and later the Cold Springs Granite Company. He had been hospitalized at the Ortonville Hospital and death came on Tuesdy evening here.
Woodrow is survived by wife Phyllis; daughter Carol; 5 grandchildren; sisters Helen (Mrs. Richard O'Brien) and Lena (Mrs. Phil Gagnon); brothers Vyle, Walter and Leo.
Preceding him in death were his parents, daughter Gladys Arends and two infant sisters.
Services were held at the First English Lutheran Church in Ortonville. Pallbearers were Archie Merritt, Steve Kurkosky, Joe Paul, Conrad Herrman, Donald Hynnek and Fred Reupke.
They later moved to Big Stone City and as a young man Mr. Barnhardt moved to Ortonville, Minnesota in 1930 and had lived here since. He was married to Phyllis Laudenschlager on June 25, 1944 at Odessa.
He had been employed as a quarry foreman for the North Star Granite Company and later the Cold Springs Granite Company. He had been hospitalized at the Ortonville Hospital and death came on Tuesdy evening here.
Woodrow is survived by wife Phyllis; daughter Carol; 5 grandchildren; sisters Helen (Mrs. Richard O'Brien) and Lena (Mrs. Phil Gagnon); brothers Vyle, Walter and Leo.
Preceding him in death were his parents, daughter Gladys Arends and two infant sisters.
Services were held at the First English Lutheran Church in Ortonville. Pallbearers were Archie Merritt, Steve Kurkosky, Joe Paul, Conrad Herrman, Donald Hynnek and Fred Reupke.
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