Obituary appearing in the National Road Traveler, dated 8 Dec 1949:
Edward C. Rodenberg
Richmond- Edward C. Rodenberg, 84 died at the home of his sister, Mrs. John Tieman.
He was born in Wayne County and lived in this community most of his life. He was
a retired farmer.
Survivors are the sister, Mrs. Tieman; three daughters, Miss Hannah Rodenberg and
Mrs. William Black both of Chicago and Miss Malinda Rodenberg of Richmond. Three
sons, Henry and Clarence of Richmond, and Carl of Detroit; two brothers, George
of Richmond and Albert of Penora, Iowa.
Funeral services were held and burial in the Lutherania Cemetery with
Rev. A.H. Keck officated.
Edward C. Rodenberg
Richmond- Edward C. Rodenberg, 84 died at the home of his sister, Mrs. John Tieman.
He was born in Wayne County and lived in this community most of his life. He was
a retired farmer.
Survivors are the sister, Mrs. Tieman; three daughters, Miss Hannah Rodenberg and
Mrs. William Black both of Chicago and Miss Malinda Rodenberg of Richmond. Three
sons, Henry and Clarence of Richmond, and Carl of Detroit; two brothers, George
of Richmond and Albert of Penora, Iowa.
Funeral services were held and burial in the Lutherania Cemetery with
Rev. A.H. Keck officated.
Obituary appearing in the National Road Traveler, dated 8 Dec 1949:
Edward C. Rodenberg
Richmond- Edward C. Rodenberg, 84 died at the home of his sister, Mrs. John Tieman.
He was born in Wayne County and lived in this community most of his life. He was
a retired farmer.
Survivors are the sister, Mrs. Tieman; three daughters, Miss Hannah Rodenberg and
Mrs. William Black both of Chicago and Miss Malinda Rodenberg of Richmond. Three
sons, Henry and Clarence of Richmond, and Carl of Detroit; two brothers, George
of Richmond and Albert of Penora, Iowa.
Funeral services were held and burial in the Lutherania Cemetery with
Rev. A.H. Keck officated.
Edward C. Rodenberg
Richmond- Edward C. Rodenberg, 84 died at the home of his sister, Mrs. John Tieman.
He was born in Wayne County and lived in this community most of his life. He was
a retired farmer.
Survivors are the sister, Mrs. Tieman; three daughters, Miss Hannah Rodenberg and
Mrs. William Black both of Chicago and Miss Malinda Rodenberg of Richmond. Three
sons, Henry and Clarence of Richmond, and Carl of Detroit; two brothers, George
of Richmond and Albert of Penora, Iowa.
Funeral services were held and burial in the Lutherania Cemetery with
Rev. A.H. Keck officated.
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