Services were September 21 at Mt. Carmel Church in Lawler for Victor J. Desloover, 82, of Waucoma who died September 19 at Saint Joseph Community Hospital in New Hampton of heart failure.
Rev. John Moran was in charge of services and Larkin Martin Funeral Service in charge of arrangements. Interment was at the Mt. Carmel Cemetery .
Mr. DeSloover is survived by four daughters and two sons: Loyal DeSloover, Waucoma; Bernard DeSloover, Waucoma; Bernice Langreck, Lawler; Verda Langreck, West Union ; Katherine Langreck, Lawler; and Betty Tillman, Waucoma.
Also surviving are 41 grandchildren and 33 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by sisters and brothers: Cantellis, Mary[,] Ernest and Fance [sic - Fonce], also several nieces and nephews from Chelsea, Blairstown, Luzern, Tama, Eli, DeWitte, Rochester, Traer, Riceville, Stacyville.
His wife, the former Katherine Linkenmeyer[,] preceded him in death in 1956. They were married February 10, 1920 in Riceville. He was a veteran of World War I, and was active in the Mt. Carmel Church and American Legion.
Grandchildren attending the services came from Minneapolis , Alexander , Norway , Oskaloosa, Cedar Rapids , Marion , Waverly, Fredericksburg , Waucoma, West Union, Fort Atkinson , New Hampton, Lawler, and Elma.
Friends attended from West Union, Hawkeye, Elma, St. Lucas, Fort Atkinson , Jackson Junction, New Hampton and Waucoma.
Pallbearers were Larry, Bob, and Vicki DeSloover, and Jim, Richard, and Conrad Langreck.
27 Sept. 1977 -
New Hampton Economist, "News of Lawler and Vicinity
Rev. John Moran was in charge of services and Larkin Martin Funeral Service in charge of arrangements. Interment was at the Mt. Carmel Cemetery .
Mr. DeSloover is survived by four daughters and two sons: Loyal DeSloover, Waucoma; Bernard DeSloover, Waucoma; Bernice Langreck, Lawler; Verda Langreck, West Union ; Katherine Langreck, Lawler; and Betty Tillman, Waucoma.
Also surviving are 41 grandchildren and 33 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by sisters and brothers: Cantellis, Mary[,] Ernest and Fance [sic - Fonce], also several nieces and nephews from Chelsea, Blairstown, Luzern, Tama, Eli, DeWitte, Rochester, Traer, Riceville, Stacyville.
His wife, the former Katherine Linkenmeyer[,] preceded him in death in 1956. They were married February 10, 1920 in Riceville. He was a veteran of World War I, and was active in the Mt. Carmel Church and American Legion.
Grandchildren attending the services came from Minneapolis , Alexander , Norway , Oskaloosa, Cedar Rapids , Marion , Waverly, Fredericksburg , Waucoma, West Union, Fort Atkinson , New Hampton, Lawler, and Elma.
Friends attended from West Union, Hawkeye, Elma, St. Lucas, Fort Atkinson , Jackson Junction, New Hampton and Waucoma.
Pallbearers were Larry, Bob, and Vicki DeSloover, and Jim, Richard, and Conrad Langreck.
27 Sept. 1977 -
New Hampton Economist, "News of Lawler and Vicinity
Services were September 21 at Mt. Carmel Church in Lawler for Victor J. Desloover, 82, of Waucoma who died September 19 at Saint Joseph Community Hospital in New Hampton of heart failure.
Rev. John Moran was in charge of services and Larkin Martin Funeral Service in charge of arrangements. Interment was at the Mt. Carmel Cemetery .
Mr. DeSloover is survived by four daughters and two sons: Loyal DeSloover, Waucoma; Bernard DeSloover, Waucoma; Bernice Langreck, Lawler; Verda Langreck, West Union ; Katherine Langreck, Lawler; and Betty Tillman, Waucoma.
Also surviving are 41 grandchildren and 33 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by sisters and brothers: Cantellis, Mary[,] Ernest and Fance [sic - Fonce], also several nieces and nephews from Chelsea, Blairstown, Luzern, Tama, Eli, DeWitte, Rochester, Traer, Riceville, Stacyville.
His wife, the former Katherine Linkenmeyer[,] preceded him in death in 1956. They were married February 10, 1920 in Riceville. He was a veteran of World War I, and was active in the Mt. Carmel Church and American Legion.
Grandchildren attending the services came from Minneapolis , Alexander , Norway , Oskaloosa, Cedar Rapids , Marion , Waverly, Fredericksburg , Waucoma, West Union, Fort Atkinson , New Hampton, Lawler, and Elma.
Friends attended from West Union, Hawkeye, Elma, St. Lucas, Fort Atkinson , Jackson Junction, New Hampton and Waucoma.
Pallbearers were Larry, Bob, and Vicki DeSloover, and Jim, Richard, and Conrad Langreck.
27 Sept. 1977 -
New Hampton Economist, "News of Lawler and Vicinity
Rev. John Moran was in charge of services and Larkin Martin Funeral Service in charge of arrangements. Interment was at the Mt. Carmel Cemetery .
Mr. DeSloover is survived by four daughters and two sons: Loyal DeSloover, Waucoma; Bernard DeSloover, Waucoma; Bernice Langreck, Lawler; Verda Langreck, West Union ; Katherine Langreck, Lawler; and Betty Tillman, Waucoma.
Also surviving are 41 grandchildren and 33 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by sisters and brothers: Cantellis, Mary[,] Ernest and Fance [sic - Fonce], also several nieces and nephews from Chelsea, Blairstown, Luzern, Tama, Eli, DeWitte, Rochester, Traer, Riceville, Stacyville.
His wife, the former Katherine Linkenmeyer[,] preceded him in death in 1956. They were married February 10, 1920 in Riceville. He was a veteran of World War I, and was active in the Mt. Carmel Church and American Legion.
Grandchildren attending the services came from Minneapolis , Alexander , Norway , Oskaloosa, Cedar Rapids , Marion , Waverly, Fredericksburg , Waucoma, West Union, Fort Atkinson , New Hampton, Lawler, and Elma.
Friends attended from West Union, Hawkeye, Elma, St. Lucas, Fort Atkinson , Jackson Junction, New Hampton and Waucoma.
Pallbearers were Larry, Bob, and Vicki DeSloover, and Jim, Richard, and Conrad Langreck.
27 Sept. 1977 -
New Hampton Economist, "News of Lawler and Vicinity
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