Havre Daily News (MT), 14 March 1944
Tribute Paid To Memory Of Mrs. Brende
Funeral services for Mrs. A. O. Brende, beloved Havre matron, were held Monday afternoon at the First Lutheran church with Rev. Olaf Anderson, pastor, officiating.
Rev. Anderson spoke of Mrs. Brende as a "Gift from God" to her family adding that she served increasingly and knew of no greater pleasure than that of serving her family and the Lord and that she leaves her family as a living monument to her life and labors. He mentioned her life in the community as have left a "sweet incense which will perfume our living for God."
Mrs. Brende passed away last week on her 59th birthday. She had been ill with pneumonia. She is survived by her husband and two sons, Capt. Alvin Brende, U.S.A, and Otis Brende; two sisters, Anna Holm and Ida Peterson of Minneapolis, Minn., and a granddaughter, Judith Ann Brende of Havre.
Mrs. Brende was born March 9, 1885, the daughter of Pedar J. and Ingeborg Moen of Minneapolis, Minn. She was married in Minneapolis Sept. 7, 1910, and in 1911 Mr. and Mrs. Brende moved to Big Sandy where they resided until 1927 when they moved to Havre. Mrs. Brende was a member of the First Lutheran church and the Order of Eastern Star.
Tribute Paid To Memory Of Mrs. Brende
Funeral services for Mrs. A. O. Brende, beloved Havre matron, were held Monday afternoon at the First Lutheran church with Rev. Olaf Anderson, pastor, officiating.
Rev. Anderson spoke of Mrs. Brende as a "Gift from God" to her family adding that she served increasingly and knew of no greater pleasure than that of serving her family and the Lord and that she leaves her family as a living monument to her life and labors. He mentioned her life in the community as have left a "sweet incense which will perfume our living for God."
Mrs. Brende passed away last week on her 59th birthday. She had been ill with pneumonia. She is survived by her husband and two sons, Capt. Alvin Brende, U.S.A, and Otis Brende; two sisters, Anna Holm and Ida Peterson of Minneapolis, Minn., and a granddaughter, Judith Ann Brende of Havre.
Mrs. Brende was born March 9, 1885, the daughter of Pedar J. and Ingeborg Moen of Minneapolis, Minn. She was married in Minneapolis Sept. 7, 1910, and in 1911 Mr. and Mrs. Brende moved to Big Sandy where they resided until 1927 when they moved to Havre. Mrs. Brende was a member of the First Lutheran church and the Order of Eastern Star.
Havre Daily News (MT), 14 March 1944
Tribute Paid To Memory Of Mrs. Brende
Funeral services for Mrs. A. O. Brende, beloved Havre matron, were held Monday afternoon at the First Lutheran church with Rev. Olaf Anderson, pastor, officiating.
Rev. Anderson spoke of Mrs. Brende as a "Gift from God" to her family adding that she served increasingly and knew of no greater pleasure than that of serving her family and the Lord and that she leaves her family as a living monument to her life and labors. He mentioned her life in the community as have left a "sweet incense which will perfume our living for God."
Mrs. Brende passed away last week on her 59th birthday. She had been ill with pneumonia. She is survived by her husband and two sons, Capt. Alvin Brende, U.S.A, and Otis Brende; two sisters, Anna Holm and Ida Peterson of Minneapolis, Minn., and a granddaughter, Judith Ann Brende of Havre.
Mrs. Brende was born March 9, 1885, the daughter of Pedar J. and Ingeborg Moen of Minneapolis, Minn. She was married in Minneapolis Sept. 7, 1910, and in 1911 Mr. and Mrs. Brende moved to Big Sandy where they resided until 1927 when they moved to Havre. Mrs. Brende was a member of the First Lutheran church and the Order of Eastern Star.
Tribute Paid To Memory Of Mrs. Brende
Funeral services for Mrs. A. O. Brende, beloved Havre matron, were held Monday afternoon at the First Lutheran church with Rev. Olaf Anderson, pastor, officiating.
Rev. Anderson spoke of Mrs. Brende as a "Gift from God" to her family adding that she served increasingly and knew of no greater pleasure than that of serving her family and the Lord and that she leaves her family as a living monument to her life and labors. He mentioned her life in the community as have left a "sweet incense which will perfume our living for God."
Mrs. Brende passed away last week on her 59th birthday. She had been ill with pneumonia. She is survived by her husband and two sons, Capt. Alvin Brende, U.S.A, and Otis Brende; two sisters, Anna Holm and Ida Peterson of Minneapolis, Minn., and a granddaughter, Judith Ann Brende of Havre.
Mrs. Brende was born March 9, 1885, the daughter of Pedar J. and Ingeborg Moen of Minneapolis, Minn. She was married in Minneapolis Sept. 7, 1910, and in 1911 Mr. and Mrs. Brende moved to Big Sandy where they resided until 1927 when they moved to Havre. Mrs. Brende was a member of the First Lutheran church and the Order of Eastern Star.
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