Died at the Galen State Hospital following a long battle with cancer. His remains were donated to science (WAMI Medical Education Program in Bozeman, MT). He was the oldest of 7 brothers born to Henry and Ida (Nasi) Aho. He had been a member of the Eagles Lodge in Redford, Michigan, and was known as the "greatest one-legged bowler in the United States." He later was known as the "wee voice of Galen" because of his frequent telephone calls to a radio talk show.
He was preceded in death by brothers, William and George, both of Michigan, and Hjalmer of Butte.
(Full Obituary posted in The Montana Standard, 31 Mar 1993, p. 2)
Died at the Galen State Hospital following a long battle with cancer. His remains were donated to science (WAMI Medical Education Program in Bozeman, MT). He was the oldest of 7 brothers born to Henry and Ida (Nasi) Aho. He had been a member of the Eagles Lodge in Redford, Michigan, and was known as the "greatest one-legged bowler in the United States." He later was known as the "wee voice of Galen" because of his frequent telephone calls to a radio talk show.
He was preceded in death by brothers, William and George, both of Michigan, and Hjalmer of Butte.
(Full Obituary posted in The Montana Standard, 31 Mar 1993, p. 2)
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