Lance Lee Bogenreif was born June 21, 1960, in Odessa, WA., to Peter Bogenreif and Carol Spurrier. He attended school in Ephrata, WA, then on to Ortonville, finally arriving at South High in Minneapolis, where he graduated. From there, Lance joined the Air Force, based in the Philipines, where he worked as a Jet Engine Mechanic.
Primarily residing in Big Stone City, Lance worked contruction as a heavy equipment operator, and during the off season, filled his time doing various other jobs around the area. His hobbies included: fishing (including ice!), camping, working on his truck, helping others, and he especially enjoyed spending time with his nephews.
Lance was a warm-hearted man who was always willing to lend a hand to those in need. He was very protective of his family; whether it be right or wrong, he was there.
He had a very unique personality and an unforgettable smile. Lance worshipped his time spent with his dog, Shiner, and his nephew, Roger. The simple pleasures in life satisfied him. The great outdoors, a beautiful summer day, a sky full of stars.
Lance is loved, missed and will never be forgotten.
Lance was preceded in death by his grandparents, Viola and Fred Mills; Blanch and Roy Bogenreif; one aunt, Janet "Red" Bogenreif; two uncles, Brian Bogenreif and Ronnie Bogenreif.
He is survived by his three sisters; Kim (George) Juarez; Sherri Bernsen; Christine (Roger III) Yordy; one brother, Shane Bogenreif; nieces and nephews, Jamie (Damian) Smith, Shawna and Marissa Juarez, Ryan Bernsen and Kaci (Keith) Hobart, Bryan, Brice, Dusten Kuefler, Savannah and Roger IV Yordy, as well as many aunts, uncles and cousins.
Primarily residing in Big Stone City, Lance worked contruction as a heavy equipment operator, and during the off season, filled his time doing various other jobs around the area. His hobbies included: fishing (including ice!), camping, working on his truck, helping others, and he especially enjoyed spending time with his nephews.
Lance was a warm-hearted man who was always willing to lend a hand to those in need. He was very protective of his family; whether it be right or wrong, he was there.
He had a very unique personality and an unforgettable smile. Lance worshipped his time spent with his dog, Shiner, and his nephew, Roger. The simple pleasures in life satisfied him. The great outdoors, a beautiful summer day, a sky full of stars.
Lance is loved, missed and will never be forgotten.
Lance was preceded in death by his grandparents, Viola and Fred Mills; Blanch and Roy Bogenreif; one aunt, Janet "Red" Bogenreif; two uncles, Brian Bogenreif and Ronnie Bogenreif.
He is survived by his three sisters; Kim (George) Juarez; Sherri Bernsen; Christine (Roger III) Yordy; one brother, Shane Bogenreif; nieces and nephews, Jamie (Damian) Smith, Shawna and Marissa Juarez, Ryan Bernsen and Kaci (Keith) Hobart, Bryan, Brice, Dusten Kuefler, Savannah and Roger IV Yordy, as well as many aunts, uncles and cousins.
Lance Lee Bogenreif was born June 21, 1960, in Odessa, WA., to Peter Bogenreif and Carol Spurrier. He attended school in Ephrata, WA, then on to Ortonville, finally arriving at South High in Minneapolis, where he graduated. From there, Lance joined the Air Force, based in the Philipines, where he worked as a Jet Engine Mechanic.
Primarily residing in Big Stone City, Lance worked contruction as a heavy equipment operator, and during the off season, filled his time doing various other jobs around the area. His hobbies included: fishing (including ice!), camping, working on his truck, helping others, and he especially enjoyed spending time with his nephews.
Lance was a warm-hearted man who was always willing to lend a hand to those in need. He was very protective of his family; whether it be right or wrong, he was there.
He had a very unique personality and an unforgettable smile. Lance worshipped his time spent with his dog, Shiner, and his nephew, Roger. The simple pleasures in life satisfied him. The great outdoors, a beautiful summer day, a sky full of stars.
Lance is loved, missed and will never be forgotten.
Lance was preceded in death by his grandparents, Viola and Fred Mills; Blanch and Roy Bogenreif; one aunt, Janet "Red" Bogenreif; two uncles, Brian Bogenreif and Ronnie Bogenreif.
He is survived by his three sisters; Kim (George) Juarez; Sherri Bernsen; Christine (Roger III) Yordy; one brother, Shane Bogenreif; nieces and nephews, Jamie (Damian) Smith, Shawna and Marissa Juarez, Ryan Bernsen and Kaci (Keith) Hobart, Bryan, Brice, Dusten Kuefler, Savannah and Roger IV Yordy, as well as many aunts, uncles and cousins.
Primarily residing in Big Stone City, Lance worked contruction as a heavy equipment operator, and during the off season, filled his time doing various other jobs around the area. His hobbies included: fishing (including ice!), camping, working on his truck, helping others, and he especially enjoyed spending time with his nephews.
Lance was a warm-hearted man who was always willing to lend a hand to those in need. He was very protective of his family; whether it be right or wrong, he was there.
He had a very unique personality and an unforgettable smile. Lance worshipped his time spent with his dog, Shiner, and his nephew, Roger. The simple pleasures in life satisfied him. The great outdoors, a beautiful summer day, a sky full of stars.
Lance is loved, missed and will never be forgotten.
Lance was preceded in death by his grandparents, Viola and Fred Mills; Blanch and Roy Bogenreif; one aunt, Janet "Red" Bogenreif; two uncles, Brian Bogenreif and Ronnie Bogenreif.
He is survived by his three sisters; Kim (George) Juarez; Sherri Bernsen; Christine (Roger III) Yordy; one brother, Shane Bogenreif; nieces and nephews, Jamie (Damian) Smith, Shawna and Marissa Juarez, Ryan Bernsen and Kaci (Keith) Hobart, Bryan, Brice, Dusten Kuefler, Savannah and Roger IV Yordy, as well as many aunts, uncles and cousins.
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