Fred N. Oberg, 58 former Rapid City resident, died June 11, at Wheatridge, CO,
following a lengthy illness. He had been residing at Arvada, CO.
Fred was born August 28, 1917, at Deerfield. He graduated from Rapid City High
School in 1934, and from South Dakota School Of Mines and Technology in 1941.
He married Lois Richardson February 14, 1942, at Spokane, WA.
Fred was a metallurgical engineer in Colorado until retiring about 18 months
ago.
Surviving are his widow, Lois, Arvada, CO; two sons, David, Central City, CO,
and Paul, Arvada; his mother, Mrs. Kate Munson, Rapid City; a brother, Darrell
Munson, Albuquerque, NM; two sisters, Mrs. Chester (Selma) Janik, Orchard Park,
NY, and Mrs. Woody (Jacquie) Pelkey, Rapid City; one grandson; two aunts; nine
nephews; and five nieces.
Family graveside rites were conducted Saturday morning in the Bell Park Cemetery
near Rochford by his sons, David and Paul, and mother-in-law, Mrs. Clarence
Richardson of Black Hawk. Burial was under the direction of Wells-Ruth Funeral
Home of Deadwood.
A memorial has been established to the scholarship fund of South Dakota School
of Mines and Technology.
following a lengthy illness. He had been residing at Arvada, CO.
Fred was born August 28, 1917, at Deerfield. He graduated from Rapid City High
School in 1934, and from South Dakota School Of Mines and Technology in 1941.
He married Lois Richardson February 14, 1942, at Spokane, WA.
Fred was a metallurgical engineer in Colorado until retiring about 18 months
ago.
Surviving are his widow, Lois, Arvada, CO; two sons, David, Central City, CO,
and Paul, Arvada; his mother, Mrs. Kate Munson, Rapid City; a brother, Darrell
Munson, Albuquerque, NM; two sisters, Mrs. Chester (Selma) Janik, Orchard Park,
NY, and Mrs. Woody (Jacquie) Pelkey, Rapid City; one grandson; two aunts; nine
nephews; and five nieces.
Family graveside rites were conducted Saturday morning in the Bell Park Cemetery
near Rochford by his sons, David and Paul, and mother-in-law, Mrs. Clarence
Richardson of Black Hawk. Burial was under the direction of Wells-Ruth Funeral
Home of Deadwood.
A memorial has been established to the scholarship fund of South Dakota School
of Mines and Technology.
Fred N. Oberg, 58 former Rapid City resident, died June 11, at Wheatridge, CO,
following a lengthy illness. He had been residing at Arvada, CO.
Fred was born August 28, 1917, at Deerfield. He graduated from Rapid City High
School in 1934, and from South Dakota School Of Mines and Technology in 1941.
He married Lois Richardson February 14, 1942, at Spokane, WA.
Fred was a metallurgical engineer in Colorado until retiring about 18 months
ago.
Surviving are his widow, Lois, Arvada, CO; two sons, David, Central City, CO,
and Paul, Arvada; his mother, Mrs. Kate Munson, Rapid City; a brother, Darrell
Munson, Albuquerque, NM; two sisters, Mrs. Chester (Selma) Janik, Orchard Park,
NY, and Mrs. Woody (Jacquie) Pelkey, Rapid City; one grandson; two aunts; nine
nephews; and five nieces.
Family graveside rites were conducted Saturday morning in the Bell Park Cemetery
near Rochford by his sons, David and Paul, and mother-in-law, Mrs. Clarence
Richardson of Black Hawk. Burial was under the direction of Wells-Ruth Funeral
Home of Deadwood.
A memorial has been established to the scholarship fund of South Dakota School
of Mines and Technology.
following a lengthy illness. He had been residing at Arvada, CO.
Fred was born August 28, 1917, at Deerfield. He graduated from Rapid City High
School in 1934, and from South Dakota School Of Mines and Technology in 1941.
He married Lois Richardson February 14, 1942, at Spokane, WA.
Fred was a metallurgical engineer in Colorado until retiring about 18 months
ago.
Surviving are his widow, Lois, Arvada, CO; two sons, David, Central City, CO,
and Paul, Arvada; his mother, Mrs. Kate Munson, Rapid City; a brother, Darrell
Munson, Albuquerque, NM; two sisters, Mrs. Chester (Selma) Janik, Orchard Park,
NY, and Mrs. Woody (Jacquie) Pelkey, Rapid City; one grandson; two aunts; nine
nephews; and five nieces.
Family graveside rites were conducted Saturday morning in the Bell Park Cemetery
near Rochford by his sons, David and Paul, and mother-in-law, Mrs. Clarence
Richardson of Black Hawk. Burial was under the direction of Wells-Ruth Funeral
Home of Deadwood.
A memorial has been established to the scholarship fund of South Dakota School
of Mines and Technology.
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