In Loving Memory of Betty Lu (Hormann) Lundquist December ... · Betty was born December 19, 1929,...
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Betty was born December 19, 1929, the second of seven children to Alberta (Stevenson) and Louis Hormann Sr. Betty grew up on the family farm in rural Wheaton, attended and was confirmed at St. John Lutheran Church. She graduated from Wheaton High School in 1947. She joined the Gustavus Adolphus Church (later named Good Shepherd Lutheran Church) upon her marriage to Alton LeRoy Lundquist on November 7, 1948. Betty and Alton were active members of Good Shepherd, serving in many roles throughout the years. Most recently, she enjoyed being . a part of the "Quilters". Together Betty and Alton raised four children and made their home on Elm Avenue in Wheaton. They enjoyed bowling, golfing and traveling. Some of their trips took them to the Caribbean, Spain, Thailand, Bangkok, Switzerland, Canada, Mexico and many of the continental United States, as well as Hawaii. After her children were in school, Betty and Alton were co-owners ofthe Dairy Way. Once they sold their portion she worked in the Wheaton Department Store, as the Traverse County Treasurer, as a teller at the First State Bank of Wheaton, and as the Deputy County Auditor, and after "retirement" she worked part-time as a receptionist at the clinic. Betty loved gardening and always had beautiful flowers throughout the summer. She was a talented seamstress and made quilts for each of her children, grandchildren and many of her great-grandchildren. Most of all Betty enjoyed time with her friends and family. ~f'teclWrw r:::'F LIFE ©Bass-Mollett Publishers Printed in U.S.A. In Loving Memory of Betty Lu (Hormann) Lundquist December 19, 1929 - February 19,2017 SR369CB-PP
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Betty was born December 19, 1929, the second ofseven children to Alberta (Stevenson) and LouisHormann Sr. Betty grew up on the family farm in ruralWheaton, attended and was confirmed at St. JohnLutheran Church. She graduated from Wheaton HighSchool in 1947. She joined the Gustavus AdolphusChurch (later named Good Shepherd Lutheran Church)upon her marriage to Alton LeRoy Lundquist onNovember 7, 1948. Betty and Alton were activemembers of Good Shepherd, serving in many rolesthroughout the years. Most recently, she enjoyed being.a part of the "Quilters".
Together Betty and Alton raised four children andmade their home on Elm Avenue in Wheaton. Theyenjoyed bowling, golfing and traveling. Some of theirtrips took them to the Caribbean, Spain, Thailand,Bangkok, Switzerland, Canada, Mexico and many ofthe continental United States, as well as Hawaii.
After her children were in school, Betty and Altonwere co-owners ofthe Dairy Way. Once they sold theirportion she worked in the Wheaton Department Store,as the Traverse County Treasurer, as a teller at the FirstState Bank of Wheaton, and as the Deputy CountyAuditor, and after "retirement" she worked part-time asa receptionist at the clinic.Betty loved gardening and always had beautiful flowersthroughout the summer. She was a talented seamstressand made quilts for each of her children, grandchildren
and many of her great-grandchildren. Most ofall Betty enjoyed time with her friends andfamily.
~f'teclWrwr:::'F LIFE ©Bass-Mollett Publishers Printed in U.S.A.
In Loving Memory ofBetty Lu (Hormann) Lundquist
December 19, 1929 - February 19,2017
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SURVIVED BY: Her sons: Gary(Marlene) Lundquist of Cook, Minnesota;Dale Lundquist of Big Pine Key, Florida;and Curtis (Berneta) Lundquist of Bemidji, Minnesota; daughterJean (John) Foley of Eagan, Minnesota; grandchildren: Lisa(Robert) Vierling, Michael, Brian (Kelly), Jason (Ginger)Lundquist, Katherine Condon, Annabelle (Ryan) McCullough,Abbigail (Brad) Warnke, Samuel (Jodi) Lundquist, Mischaella(Ben Calderwood), Rachel and Hope Foley; fifteen great-grandchildren; siblings: Christine (Jerry) Stiedle of Alexandria,Minnesota; Milton "Mike" (Margie) Hormann of Wheaton; her in-laws: Kaye and Evie Hormann, Dora Lundquist, Frederick Reinarzand Mervin Moeler, and many loving nieces and nephews.
PRECEDED IN DEATH BYHer parents Alberta (Stevenson) and Louis Hormann Sr., husbandAlton LeRoy Lundquist, granddaughter Grace Foley; son-in-law
Dennis Keppler, daughter-in-law Molly Lundquist, siblings:Lulabelle Murray, Lowel, Elwin and Louis Jr. Hormann; in-laws:Norvin and L. John Lundquist, Clarice Reinarz and Lois Moeller
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In Loving Memory of
Betty Lu LundquistBORN - December 19, 1929 - Wheaton, Minnesota
PASSED AWAY - February 19, 2017 - Eagan, MinnesotaFUNERAL SERVICE
Monday, March 6, 2017 11:00 a.m.OFFICIATING - Pastor Dan Heath
ORGANIST - LeAnn BjornsonSPECIAL MUSIC PROVIDED BY
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church ChoirHONORARY PALLBEARERS
Decade Birthday ClubPALLBEARERSLisa VierlingMichael LundquistBrian LundquistJason LundquistKatherine CondonAnnabelle McCulloughAbbigail WarnkeSamuel LundquistMischaella FoleyRachel FoleyHope Foley
INTERMENT - Wildwood Cemetery - Wheaton, Minne "
ARRANGEMENTS BYBainbridge Funeral Horne - Wheaton, Minnesota
To sign the online guestbook, watch thevideo tribute or service recording visit
www.bainbridgefuneralhome.com
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