Clarence "Neil" Lund, 83
Rochester, MN
August 25, 1928 ~ January 28, 2012
Clarence "Neil" Lund died Saturday, 28 January, 2012, at Samaritan Bethany Heights in Rochester, Minnesota as a result of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). He was 83 years old. He was born in Wild Rose, North Dakota on 25 August, 1928.
Neil graduated from St. Cloud Technical High School. Neil worked as a grocer for most of his working life, starting his career in Willmar, Minnesota, managing and working in Watertown, SD, Long Prairie, Little Falls, Wayzata, Fairmont, and Rochester. He took a short diversion from the food business to work for Pacific Studios serving their motion picture studio clients working in New York City and Los Angeles. He retired to Rochester, having complications from being struck by a car in NYC. A neighbor's dog was lonely during the working day. Neil started to walk the dog. And the exercise brought him back to good health. He decided to go back to work and found a job at the local parking ramp, as a cashier. He continued working at the ramp for more than twenty years, making friends as he made change.
He is survived by his wife Beverly Lund of Rochester. He is also survived by his sisters, Muriel Henry and Maureen Rosenberger, and his brother Raymond (Joy) Lund, all of St. Cloud. He is survived by his children, Steven (Pat) Lund of Mentor Ohio, Jerome (Anne) Lund or Kviteseid, Norway, Richard (Terri) Lund of Los Angeles, and Jean (Mark) Bubak of Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Surviving grandchildren are Gus (Barbara) Lund of Kernersville, North Carolina, Debbie Lund of Mentor, Ohio, Petter Lund of Cape Town, South Africa, Jon Lund of Elgin, Illinois, David Lund of Kviteseid, Norway, Laura (Young) Leon of Stevenson Ranch, California, Christiana (Doug) Robb of Agoura Hills, California, Richard Neil (Judy) Lund of Camarillo, California, Erika (Randy) Sutherland of Los Angeles, Ellen Bubak of Santa Monica, California, and Paul Bubak of St. Paul. His surviving great-grandchildren are Alexis Lund, Noah Lund, Zachary Lund, Kaleia Leon, Brodie Leon, Magnolia Robb, and Bryce Lund.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Clarence Melvin Lund and Marguerite Madeleine Gauché, two brothers Gerald Lund and Giles Lund, as well as his sister Marguerite Jean Lund.
Visitation will be held this Friday, 3 February, from 5-8 pm at the Ranfranz and Vine Funeral Home, located at 5421 Royal Place NW in Rochester. (55th Street and 18th Ave NW).
The Funeral Service will be on Saturday, 4 February, at 1:30 pm also at Ranfranz and Vine, Pastor Jean Boese officiating. (507) 289-3600.
Rochester, MN
August 25, 1928 ~ January 28, 2012
Clarence "Neil" Lund died Saturday, 28 January, 2012, at Samaritan Bethany Heights in Rochester, Minnesota as a result of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). He was 83 years old. He was born in Wild Rose, North Dakota on 25 August, 1928.
Neil graduated from St. Cloud Technical High School. Neil worked as a grocer for most of his working life, starting his career in Willmar, Minnesota, managing and working in Watertown, SD, Long Prairie, Little Falls, Wayzata, Fairmont, and Rochester. He took a short diversion from the food business to work for Pacific Studios serving their motion picture studio clients working in New York City and Los Angeles. He retired to Rochester, having complications from being struck by a car in NYC. A neighbor's dog was lonely during the working day. Neil started to walk the dog. And the exercise brought him back to good health. He decided to go back to work and found a job at the local parking ramp, as a cashier. He continued working at the ramp for more than twenty years, making friends as he made change.
He is survived by his wife Beverly Lund of Rochester. He is also survived by his sisters, Muriel Henry and Maureen Rosenberger, and his brother Raymond (Joy) Lund, all of St. Cloud. He is survived by his children, Steven (Pat) Lund of Mentor Ohio, Jerome (Anne) Lund or Kviteseid, Norway, Richard (Terri) Lund of Los Angeles, and Jean (Mark) Bubak of Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Surviving grandchildren are Gus (Barbara) Lund of Kernersville, North Carolina, Debbie Lund of Mentor, Ohio, Petter Lund of Cape Town, South Africa, Jon Lund of Elgin, Illinois, David Lund of Kviteseid, Norway, Laura (Young) Leon of Stevenson Ranch, California, Christiana (Doug) Robb of Agoura Hills, California, Richard Neil (Judy) Lund of Camarillo, California, Erika (Randy) Sutherland of Los Angeles, Ellen Bubak of Santa Monica, California, and Paul Bubak of St. Paul. His surviving great-grandchildren are Alexis Lund, Noah Lund, Zachary Lund, Kaleia Leon, Brodie Leon, Magnolia Robb, and Bryce Lund.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Clarence Melvin Lund and Marguerite Madeleine Gauché, two brothers Gerald Lund and Giles Lund, as well as his sister Marguerite Jean Lund.
Visitation will be held this Friday, 3 February, from 5-8 pm at the Ranfranz and Vine Funeral Home, located at 5421 Royal Place NW in Rochester. (55th Street and 18th Ave NW).
The Funeral Service will be on Saturday, 4 February, at 1:30 pm also at Ranfranz and Vine, Pastor Jean Boese officiating. (507) 289-3600.
Clarence "Neil" Lund, 83
Rochester, MN
August 25, 1928 ~ January 28, 2012
Clarence "Neil" Lund died Saturday, 28 January, 2012, at Samaritan Bethany Heights in Rochester, Minnesota as a result of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). He was 83 years old. He was born in Wild Rose, North Dakota on 25 August, 1928.
Neil graduated from St. Cloud Technical High School. Neil worked as a grocer for most of his working life, starting his career in Willmar, Minnesota, managing and working in Watertown, SD, Long Prairie, Little Falls, Wayzata, Fairmont, and Rochester. He took a short diversion from the food business to work for Pacific Studios serving their motion picture studio clients working in New York City and Los Angeles. He retired to Rochester, having complications from being struck by a car in NYC. A neighbor's dog was lonely during the working day. Neil started to walk the dog. And the exercise brought him back to good health. He decided to go back to work and found a job at the local parking ramp, as a cashier. He continued working at the ramp for more than twenty years, making friends as he made change.
He is survived by his wife Beverly Lund of Rochester. He is also survived by his sisters, Muriel Henry and Maureen Rosenberger, and his brother Raymond (Joy) Lund, all of St. Cloud. He is survived by his children, Steven (Pat) Lund of Mentor Ohio, Jerome (Anne) Lund or Kviteseid, Norway, Richard (Terri) Lund of Los Angeles, and Jean (Mark) Bubak of Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Surviving grandchildren are Gus (Barbara) Lund of Kernersville, North Carolina, Debbie Lund of Mentor, Ohio, Petter Lund of Cape Town, South Africa, Jon Lund of Elgin, Illinois, David Lund of Kviteseid, Norway, Laura (Young) Leon of Stevenson Ranch, California, Christiana (Doug) Robb of Agoura Hills, California, Richard Neil (Judy) Lund of Camarillo, California, Erika (Randy) Sutherland of Los Angeles, Ellen Bubak of Santa Monica, California, and Paul Bubak of St. Paul. His surviving great-grandchildren are Alexis Lund, Noah Lund, Zachary Lund, Kaleia Leon, Brodie Leon, Magnolia Robb, and Bryce Lund.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Clarence Melvin Lund and Marguerite Madeleine Gauché, two brothers Gerald Lund and Giles Lund, as well as his sister Marguerite Jean Lund.
Visitation will be held this Friday, 3 February, from 5-8 pm at the Ranfranz and Vine Funeral Home, located at 5421 Royal Place NW in Rochester. (55th Street and 18th Ave NW).
The Funeral Service will be on Saturday, 4 February, at 1:30 pm also at Ranfranz and Vine, Pastor Jean Boese officiating. (507) 289-3600.
Rochester, MN
August 25, 1928 ~ January 28, 2012
Clarence "Neil" Lund died Saturday, 28 January, 2012, at Samaritan Bethany Heights in Rochester, Minnesota as a result of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). He was 83 years old. He was born in Wild Rose, North Dakota on 25 August, 1928.
Neil graduated from St. Cloud Technical High School. Neil worked as a grocer for most of his working life, starting his career in Willmar, Minnesota, managing and working in Watertown, SD, Long Prairie, Little Falls, Wayzata, Fairmont, and Rochester. He took a short diversion from the food business to work for Pacific Studios serving their motion picture studio clients working in New York City and Los Angeles. He retired to Rochester, having complications from being struck by a car in NYC. A neighbor's dog was lonely during the working day. Neil started to walk the dog. And the exercise brought him back to good health. He decided to go back to work and found a job at the local parking ramp, as a cashier. He continued working at the ramp for more than twenty years, making friends as he made change.
He is survived by his wife Beverly Lund of Rochester. He is also survived by his sisters, Muriel Henry and Maureen Rosenberger, and his brother Raymond (Joy) Lund, all of St. Cloud. He is survived by his children, Steven (Pat) Lund of Mentor Ohio, Jerome (Anne) Lund or Kviteseid, Norway, Richard (Terri) Lund of Los Angeles, and Jean (Mark) Bubak of Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Surviving grandchildren are Gus (Barbara) Lund of Kernersville, North Carolina, Debbie Lund of Mentor, Ohio, Petter Lund of Cape Town, South Africa, Jon Lund of Elgin, Illinois, David Lund of Kviteseid, Norway, Laura (Young) Leon of Stevenson Ranch, California, Christiana (Doug) Robb of Agoura Hills, California, Richard Neil (Judy) Lund of Camarillo, California, Erika (Randy) Sutherland of Los Angeles, Ellen Bubak of Santa Monica, California, and Paul Bubak of St. Paul. His surviving great-grandchildren are Alexis Lund, Noah Lund, Zachary Lund, Kaleia Leon, Brodie Leon, Magnolia Robb, and Bryce Lund.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Clarence Melvin Lund and Marguerite Madeleine Gauché, two brothers Gerald Lund and Giles Lund, as well as his sister Marguerite Jean Lund.
Visitation will be held this Friday, 3 February, from 5-8 pm at the Ranfranz and Vine Funeral Home, located at 5421 Royal Place NW in Rochester. (55th Street and 18th Ave NW).
The Funeral Service will be on Saturday, 4 February, at 1:30 pm also at Ranfranz and Vine, Pastor Jean Boese officiating. (507) 289-3600.
Bio by: G R Wise Gittens
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