Ruth Marion Swanson

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• Folketelling: 1900, Rock Creek, Pine, Minnesota, USA
• Folketelling: 1910, Rock Creek, Pine, Minnesota, USA
• Folketelling: 1930, Rock Creek, Pine, Minnesota, USA
• Folketelling: 1940, Rock Creek, Pine, Minnesota, USA

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Ruth giftet seg med Carl Oscar Lundberg 20 Okt 1920, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. Carl (sønn av Nils Olof Lundberg og Emma Jansdotter) ble født 16 Sep 1889 , Tuna, Kalmar, Sweden; døde 16 Nov 1981, Pine County, Minnesota, USA; ble begravet , First Lutheran Cemetery Rush City, Chisago County, Minnesota, USA. [Gruppeskjema] [Familiediagram]

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• Minneord / Nekrolog: Ethyl Geraldine (Lundberg) Hendrickson peacefully went home to be with the Lord on May 14, 2010. She was born on October 11, 1923 at her uncle's home in Rock Creek to parents Oscar and Ruth (Swanson) Lundberg shortly after they returned from visiting relatives in Sweden. Ethyl was raised on a farm near Rock Creek and graduated from Rush City High School. Ethyl and John Willard Hendrickson were married on March 27, 1943 at her parent's home. They were blessed with 2 sons and 2 daughters. In 1957, Ethyl and Willard moved to Babbitt, MN where Willard worked at Reserve Mining and they worshiped and served faithfully at the Babbitt Baptist Church. Willard, and often the whole family, commuted back and forth between Babbitt and Rush City as Willard continued to farm in Rock Creek and visited with numerous family and friends. Ethyl enjoyed singing and often sang in duets or trios and played several instruments including the piano, harpsichord, guitar and accordion. Ethyl and Willard liked to visit their relatives across the country and throughout the years traveled to California, Washington, Arizona and to Canada. Ethyl traveled to Sweden twice to visit her many cousins there. Willard died in 1984 after a lengthy battle with an autoimmune disease that caused damage primarily to his heart. After suffering a severe stroke following surgery in 1988, Ethyl moved to Pine City, MN to live and later Cambridge, MN. In 2002 she moved into the Grandview Christian Home where her mother, Ruth, was also a resident. They enjoyed visiting each other daily. Ethyl is survived by her children: David (Connie) Hendrickson of Andover, MN; Karen (Jerry) Stordahl of Rapid City, SD; John (Carol) Hendrickson of Ham Lake, MN, son-in-law; Ken Wiener of Hinckley, MN; 14 grandchildren and 20 great-grand children. Ethyl's sister Elaine (Oliver) Westman of Rush City, MN; her brother Lonnie (Charlotte) Lundberg of Isanti, MN; her faithful friend Cecil Pilgrim of Cambridge, MN, many nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. All will miss her faith filled countenance, ready smile and encouragement. She was looking forward to her final home going to be with our Lord and we can only imagine her joyful reunion with her parents Oscar and Ruth, her husband Willard, her daughter Lorna and great-grandson Brad Lee Stordahl who journeyed on before her. A celebration of Ethyl’s life and funeral service was celebrated Saturday, May 22 at the Pine City Evangelical Free Church-Lighthouse location with visitation starting at 10 am and the service starting at 11 am. Rev. Robert Brunko officiated. The interment was in the First Lutheran Cemetery of Rush City, Minnesota.
• Folketelling: 1930, Rock Creek, Pine, Minnesota, USA
• Folketelling: 1940, Rock Creek, Pine, Minnesota, USA

Ethel giftet seg med John Willard Hendrickson 27 Mar 1943, Rock Creek, Pine, Minnesota, USA. John ble født 11 Jan 1919 , Rush City, Chisago, Minnesota, USA; døde 5 Nov 1984, Saint Louis, Minnesota, USA; ble begravet , First Lutheran Cemetery, Rush City, Chisago County, Minnesota, USA. [Gruppeskjema] [Familiediagram]

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• Folketelling: 1930, Rock Creek, Pine, Minnesota, USA
• Folketelling: 1940, Rock Creek, Pine, Minnesota, USA

Familie/Ektefelle/partner: Oliver Warren Westman. Oliver ble født 18 Aug 1923 , Pine County, Minnesota, USA; døde 24 Sep 2015, Wyoming, Chisago County, Minnesota, USA; ble begravet 28 Sep 2015, First Lutheran Cemetery Rush City, Chisago County, Minnesota, USA. [Gruppeskjema] [Familiediagram]

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Lorna giftet seg med Kenneth Lee Wiener 16 Apr 1970, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA. Kenneth ble født 14 Sep 1944 , Hinckley, Pine County, Minnesota, USA; døde 22 Mai 2010, Hinckley, Pine County, Minnesota, USA; ble begravet , Minnesota State Veterans Cemetery Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota, USA. [Gruppeskjema] [Familiediagram]

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• Minneord / Nekrolog: Sharon Elaine Westman - February 27, 1963 - June 17, 2012 Sharon Elaine was born on February 27, 1963, to Oliver and Elaine Westman of rural Rush City. She was one of five children: Barb, Jim, Sandy, Sharon and Barry; an infant brother was stillborn. Sharon attended Rush City Schools and graduated from there in 1981. She went on to attend Bethel University and graduated with a BA in Social Services; she needed only 6 more credits for her Master of Arts in Human Development from St. Mary's University in Minneapolis. Sharon was very active in music and drama both in high school and college. She sang with the Bethel Women's Choir in a tour of the Scandinavian countries during her senior year of college—giving her the opportunity to meet relatives in Sweden. Sharon believed that she should do what she loved, and she loved helping others. Because of the hospice care she saw her grandma Julia receive while battling cancer in 1987, Sharon was inspired to make hospice care part of her life's work. She began by volunteering her time with hospice and eventually coordinated hospice services through Chisago Lakes Hospital for several years. Her dream was to develop a career out of her various passions. These work experiences included conducting grief and loss classes as well as individual counseling sessions for those who have lost loved ones; becoming a custody evaluator and guardian ad litem; providing a variety of mediation services through the nonprofit organization Rural Mediation Services in Cambridge; acting as a facilitator for “Parents Forever,” (a research-based curriculum developed by the University of Minnesota Extension Services) to help parents make child-supportive decisions during separation or divorce; providing in-home piano lessons for students in Rush City, Cambridge-Isanti, Harris, Mora, and the Twin Cities area. Sharon created her Open Hearts Company as a way to combine her many skills and services. Sharon met her husband Roberto in Rome, Italy, and Jillian was born in September, 2001. Sharon, Roberto and Jillian lived in Rome several different times. During this time, Sharon's passion for photography began to take shape; she had an eye for beauty and this is reflected in her photographs which capture the beauty she saw in the world around her. Sharon founded Spirit Leaper Studios and sold many of her works through this website. Her photograph “Rooted in Minnesota” earned third place honors in the 2009 East Central Arts IMAGE Show (photography division), and “Light Still Lives Here—In the House of my Mother’s Birth” earned the first place award in the 2010 East Central Arts IMAGE Show (photography division). Wondering about her name? She didn’t see herself as a Sharon Elaine but more as a Juliahna Grace, eventually coming to a point where she incorporated all of the names Sharon Juliahna Grace Westman. In August of 2008, Sharon was diagnosed with AML, an acute form of leukemia and had a bone marrow transplant December 26, 2008. She has had no recurrence of the leukemia, but over the last two years the bone marrow stopped producing healthy cells and she lived with incredibly low blood counts and high risk from infection, illness or injury. While the doctors were determining how best to treat her, she depended on transfusions of blood and platelets at the bone marrow transplant clinic at the U of M to supplement what her body couldn’t produce. Early this year doctors diagnosed her with “bone marrow failure” and once again a stem cell transplant was the only option for a return to health. Another donor was found, and she had her second transplant on April 5. The donated cells quickly engrafted and began to produce near normal levels of all blood lines. However, she then developed Graft vs. Host Disease in which the new cells recognize the old tissue as the enemy and begin to attack and destroy it. The GVHD advanced to Stage 4 and proved to be insurmountable. She had fought valiantly for nearly four years trying to return to the life and dreams she envisioned. Her answer just three weeks ago to a question from the doctors about how to proceed in the face of advanced GVHD was “Fight, fight, fight!” Less than a week before her death doctors asked her again at what point she would want to stop fighting, and Sharon’s answer was “I can’t imagine...Jillian...” While her spirit was strong, her body was weakened by the treatments that were required, and she eventually faced an illness she could not conquer. Sharon was a very caring and compassionate individual to family, friends, animals, and even insects, and any other living being that needed help. She was a peaceful and thoughtful person who tried each day to create the beauty she envisioned. She will be so deeply missed by all who knew and loved her. Our heartfelt thanks go to the scores of people who have prayed for her over this four-year period and have supported us in prayer and concern. A special thank you goes to family and friends who spent so much time with Sharon at the hospital including the 24-7 support of the last month. Special thanks also to Dr. Erica Warlick, the staff at the BMT Clinic and to the wonderful nurses on Unit 4B at the University of Minnesota Medical Center. Sharon is survived by her husband Roberto Cicero, daughter Jillian Grace Cicero, her parents Oliver & Elaine Westman of Rush City, siblings: Barb Westman, Jim (Donna) Westman all of Rush City, Sandy Westman of Fridley, Barry (Tina) Westman of Janesville, WI, mother-in-law Nadia Pannuti of Italy, nieces, nephews and many other relatives and friends. She is preceded in death by an infant brother, grandparents: Oscar & Ruth Lundberg, Hjalmar & Julia Westman Pastor Tim Adams officiated at funeral services for Sharon Westman at the Journey North Church (840 Main Street South) in Pine City at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, June 23, 2012. A time of visitation was held at the Olson Funeral Chapel on Friday evening from 5-8 p.m. The interment was in the First Lutheran Cemetery in Rush City. Funeral arrangements for Sharon Westman were entrusted to the: Funeral and Cremation Service of Rush City; Olson Chapel.

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