Raymond H Bentlage of union, Mo, was born in Bland, Mo on November 29,1926 the son of the late Henry and Ella Kraemmer Bentlage. He received his schooling in Bland and grew to manhood in that area.
He served his country in the US Army from May 1945 until November 1946.
He married Miss Opal Reithemeyer on September 2, 1950 at Bay, MO. They made their home in Bland, Mo. Two sons were born to this marriage. In 1968 they moved to Union, Mo. Mr Bentlage had worked at the Chrysler Plant until his health forced him in to early retirement in 1980. He enjoyed the outdoors and his hobbies were fishing and baseball.
Those who survive are his wife Opal Bentlage of Union , Mo and two sons Doug Bentlage of St Louis, and Mark Bentlage and wife Peggy of Cape Girardeau, MO; two sisters Marie Schneider of Owensville and Frieda Nowack of Owensville, MO
Burial in the Old Bland Cemetery, Bland, Mo
He served his country in the US Army from May 1945 until November 1946.
He married Miss Opal Reithemeyer on September 2, 1950 at Bay, MO. They made their home in Bland, Mo. Two sons were born to this marriage. In 1968 they moved to Union, Mo. Mr Bentlage had worked at the Chrysler Plant until his health forced him in to early retirement in 1980. He enjoyed the outdoors and his hobbies were fishing and baseball.
Those who survive are his wife Opal Bentlage of Union , Mo and two sons Doug Bentlage of St Louis, and Mark Bentlage and wife Peggy of Cape Girardeau, MO; two sisters Marie Schneider of Owensville and Frieda Nowack of Owensville, MO
Burial in the Old Bland Cemetery, Bland, Mo
Raymond H Bentlage of union, Mo, was born in Bland, Mo on November 29,1926 the son of the late Henry and Ella Kraemmer Bentlage. He received his schooling in Bland and grew to manhood in that area.
He served his country in the US Army from May 1945 until November 1946.
He married Miss Opal Reithemeyer on September 2, 1950 at Bay, MO. They made their home in Bland, Mo. Two sons were born to this marriage. In 1968 they moved to Union, Mo. Mr Bentlage had worked at the Chrysler Plant until his health forced him in to early retirement in 1980. He enjoyed the outdoors and his hobbies were fishing and baseball.
Those who survive are his wife Opal Bentlage of Union , Mo and two sons Doug Bentlage of St Louis, and Mark Bentlage and wife Peggy of Cape Girardeau, MO; two sisters Marie Schneider of Owensville and Frieda Nowack of Owensville, MO
Burial in the Old Bland Cemetery, Bland, Mo
He served his country in the US Army from May 1945 until November 1946.
He married Miss Opal Reithemeyer on September 2, 1950 at Bay, MO. They made their home in Bland, Mo. Two sons were born to this marriage. In 1968 they moved to Union, Mo. Mr Bentlage had worked at the Chrysler Plant until his health forced him in to early retirement in 1980. He enjoyed the outdoors and his hobbies were fishing and baseball.
Those who survive are his wife Opal Bentlage of Union , Mo and two sons Doug Bentlage of St Louis, and Mark Bentlage and wife Peggy of Cape Girardeau, MO; two sisters Marie Schneider of Owensville and Frieda Nowack of Owensville, MO
Burial in the Old Bland Cemetery, Bland, Mo
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