Through his life Leo was a logger, bus driver, dairy farmer, semi truck driver, a licensed boiler operator and welder, and an award winning buttermaker, winning the Minnesota State Fair Regional Championship in 1956. Leo was a member of Minnesota Buttermakers Association. He enjoyed walking in the woods, hunting, playing the piano and accordion, dancing, snowmobiling, and fishing.
He was preceded in death by his parents; three children, Shelley, Patricia, and Jack; two grandchildren, Heather and Jon Johnson; sisters, Toinie Skomars and Fay Dillon; and brothers, Ralph and Bruno Johnson.
Leo is survived by his wife, Elina; children, Ralph (Jeanette), Warren (Bernice), Leona (James) Emanuelson, Daniel (Bonnie), Gloria Johnson, Mona (Richard) Koivisto, John (Shirley), Roy (Sue), and Lisa (Larry) Anderson; 30 grandchildren; 51 great grandchildren; 27 great great grandchildren; and a sister, Effie (Roy) Jones.
Burial was in Cedar Valley Cemetery.
Through his life Leo was a logger, bus driver, dairy farmer, semi truck driver, a licensed boiler operator and welder, and an award winning buttermaker, winning the Minnesota State Fair Regional Championship in 1956. Leo was a member of Minnesota Buttermakers Association. He enjoyed walking in the woods, hunting, playing the piano and accordion, dancing, snowmobiling, and fishing.
He was preceded in death by his parents; three children, Shelley, Patricia, and Jack; two grandchildren, Heather and Jon Johnson; sisters, Toinie Skomars and Fay Dillon; and brothers, Ralph and Bruno Johnson.
Leo is survived by his wife, Elina; children, Ralph (Jeanette), Warren (Bernice), Leona (James) Emanuelson, Daniel (Bonnie), Gloria Johnson, Mona (Richard) Koivisto, John (Shirley), Roy (Sue), and Lisa (Larry) Anderson; 30 grandchildren; 51 great grandchildren; 27 great great grandchildren; and a sister, Effie (Roy) Jones.
Burial was in Cedar Valley Cemetery.
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