Nelda was born December 7, 1912 in St. Cloud to Wilhelm and Helma (Abbe) Miller.  She graduated from high school and married Willibald (Bill) Moser on October 14, 1932.  The couple lived in St. Cloud until moving to Cold Spring in 1962.  Nelda was a homemaker raising her daughter.  Nelda loved to garden  and fish and she was a member of the First Presbyterian Church in St. Cloud.

Nelda is survived by her grandchildren, great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.

She is preceded in death by her parents, her husband on June 8, 1994;  her daughter, Doris Mae Mendel on May 17, 2007; her great-grandson, Rhett Reiter, and her brothers and sisters, Leona Miller, Albert Miller and John Miller.

Joe was born January 18, 1921 in Aurora MN to Steven and Eda (Starcevich) Jovanovich.  He grew up in Keewatin and entered the U.S. Army, serving during WWII.  After his discharge, he studied at, and graduated from the University of Minnesota and he began is career teaching agricultural to veterans in the Little Falls area.  Joe married Carol Adams on November 3, 1962 in Rockville.  Joe started working for the Production Credit Association where he became Vice-President in charge of providing loans to farmers.  Joe and Carol moved their family to Sauk Rapids in 1967, where they have lived since.  Joe was a member of St Augustine’s Catholic Church and the Knights of Columbus Council 961.

Joe is survived by his wife, Carol, Sauk Rapids; his sons, John (Jodi) Jovanovich, Greenfield; Jim (Kimberly) Jovanovich, Las Vegas; Jeff (Kelly) Jovanovich, Gilman; Jerry (Debra) Jovanovich, Golden Valley; and five grandchildren.

He is preceded in death by his parents, his son, Joseph Jovanovich, Jr. “Chip”;  his brothers, Steven Jovanovich Jr. and John Jovanovich.

Bill was born October 1, 1944 to Ricks and Mary (Brennan) Weber in LeMars, IA.  He grew up in LeMars where he lived until joining the Marines.  After his safe return from duty in Vietnam he married Doris Carter on May 6, 1967 in Las Vegas.  After marriage the couple lived in Inglewood, CA.  In 1968 they moved to Merrill, IA where they lived until 1975 when they moved to Motley.  In 1987, they moved to the central Minnesota area living in Foley and Glendorado.  In 2008, they moved to Tyler, MN where they lived until Bill fell ill and then moved to Freeport.  Bill worked his life as a carpenter most recently working for Xcel Energy until his retirement in 2006.  He was a member of First Lutheran Church in Sauk Centre, the Merrill, IA American Legion, the Princeton VFW, and the Carpenters and Joiners Local Mpls 322.

Bill is survived by his wife Doris Weber, Freeport; his daughters Lisa (Gordon) Hocking, St. Cloud; Lana Weber, Freeport; Lynette (Don) Franklin, St. Cloud; Rose (Nate) Rosebear, Ponemah, MN; Nancy Weber, Foley; his 12 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren.

He is preceded in death by his parents Ricks and Mary Weber, and his siblings Mary Laddasaw, Katherine Bolton, Dora Weber, Viola Rieken, Bernice McKay, Hank Weber, and Alvin Weber.

Carol was born March, 19, 1965 to Roger and Dolores (Inderienden) Mettenburg in St. Cloud.  After graduating from Cathedral High School, Carol worked in the billing department for Health Partners.  She lived her entire life in the St. Cloud area.  Carol was an avid Minnesota sports fan.  To relax, she greatly enjoyed her time cross stitching and reading.  She was a member of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church.

Carol is survived by her daughters Brittney Pankratz, Minneapolis; Katie Pankratz, St. Cloud; her father Roger Mettenburg, St. Cloud; and her siblings Bill (Marci) Mettenburg, St. Joseph; Jane Mettenburg, St. Cloud; Ann (Harland) Donnay, Kimball; Rob (Corinne) Mettenburg, Sauk Centre; and many nieces and nephews.

She is preceded in death by her mother Dolores Mettenburg, and her sister Gayle Mettenburg.

Remember me with smiles and laughter because that’s the way I will remember you.  If you can only remember me with tears and sorrow, I wish you would not remember me at all.

June was born June 2, 1930 to Victor and Inez (Barry) Pogatchnik in St. Anthony.  She married Philip Ney on July 5^th, 1968.  She grew up in St. Anthony, but lived in St. Cloud while attending school, taught in Tower MN, then moved to Chicago where she worked for the Bureau of Labor Statistics as an economist, later moving to Milwaukee.  She was a member of the St. Anthony Catholic Church.

June is survived by her children Jason (Rachel) Ney, South Beloit, IL; Cassandra (Chris Erbes) Ney, Milwaukee; her siblings LaVerne Marolt, Gilbert; Ardell (Alex) Nadesan, Bemidji; Pati (Jerry)Welters, Minneapolis; Victor Pogatchnik, St. Anthony; Joe (Eileen) Pogatchnik, Avon; Jean (Jimmy) Ramacher, St. Anthony; John Pogatchnik, St. Cloud; and her one granddaughter Lea Ney

She is preceded in death by her parents Inez and Victor Pogatchnik, her husband Philip Ney, and her sisters Marie Winter, and Corrine Zimmermann.

Edmund “Eddie” was born December 2, 1923 to Anton and Mary (Arnzen) VanHeel in St. Francis.  He lived his entire life in the Stearns County area where he worked as a farmer.  He was a member of the Albany Legion and also Seven Dolors Catholic Church.

He is survived by his sisters Bertha (Leo) Lucken, Richmond; Rita Ritter, Albany; and many nieces and nephews.

He is preceded in death by his parents Anton and Mary VanHeel, and his siblings Julietta VanHeel, Rose Douvier, Hilda Forster, Marie Kleve, Walburga “Wally” Ebnet, and Alphonse VanHeel.

Mary was born May 30, 1930 to Joseph and Anna (Thene) Guck on a farm near St. Stephen.  She married Elmer Ebnet on November 23, 1950 in St. Stephen.  After marriage, the couple moved to Minneapolis and then to Holdingford where she lived the rest of her life.  Mary worked as a home-maker raising her 7 children, at Munsingwear in Albany, the Holdingford Bank, and also managed the Holdingford Municipal Liquor Store before retiring in 1992.  She was a member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Holdingford where she was a member of the Christian Mothers.

Mary is survived by her husband Elmer Ebnet, Holdingford; her children Beverly (Russ) Eichten, Holdingford; Jeffrey (Debbie) Ebnet, Rice; Gregory (Teresa) Ebnet, Holdingford; Pamela (John) Voss, Holdingford; Nicholas (Peg) Ebnet, Lake Lillian; Luke (Terri) Ebnet, Brooklyn Park; Nancy (Dan) Fiedler, Holdingford; her sisters Alvina “Pat” Connelly, Minneapolis; Dorothy Solinger, Holdingford; her 18 grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren.

She is preceded in death by her parents Joseph and Anna Guck, and her siblings Lorraine Carroll, Eleanor Morrissey, Raymond Guck, Alvin Guck, Robert Guck, and Frank Guck.

A sincere thank you from the family to the staff of Mother of Mercy Nursing Home of Albany for their loving and professional care.

Bernadette was born December 3, 1926 to Peter and Susanna (Rausch) Leither in Jacobs Prairie.  She married Emil Dullinger on October 24, 1951 in Cold Spring.  She was a lifetime resident of the Stearns County area.  Bernadette not only worked on the farm with her husband Emil, she was also a loving mother and home-maker raising twelve children.  She was a member of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church where she was a member of the St. Victoria Mission Group, and Christian Mothers.

Bernadette is survived by her husband Emil Dullinger, Opole; Sandra (Don) Kirchner, Sauk Rapids; Earl (Vikki) Dullinger, Sartell; Joyce Mrosla (Jim Janochoski), St. Joseph; Donna (Geno) Brown, Rice; Vernon (Connie) Dullinger, St. Joseph; Jerome (Lori) Dullinger, St. Cloud; Tom (Sue) Dullinger, St. Joseph; Dale (Sue) Dullinger, Sartell; Mary Kay (John) Stein, Kimball; Theresa (Paul) Revermann, St. Cloud; Roger (Rita) Dullinger, Sartell; Jeanette (Duane) Christman, St. Michael; her 33 grandchildren, and 15 great-grandchildren.

She is preceded in death by her mother and father Susanna and Peter Leither, her infant daughter Maria, and her siblings Clarence Leither, Leander Leither, Norbert Leither, Roman Leither, Edmund Leither, Gerherdt Leither, Alvin Leither, Eleanor Leither, Lorraine Neu, and Dolores Kraemer.

Charles was born February 4, 1933 in Minneapolis to Charles and Esther (Peterson) Hiivala.  He grew up in Minneapolis and lived throughout Minnesota in such cities as Fairmont and Alexandria before settling in St. Cloud.  He married the love of his life Florence Meade on May 31, 1952 in Minneapolis.  He worked as a salesman for Norhtland Electric Supply Company in Minneapolis.

Charles is survived by his 7 sons and one daughter, Charles (Linda) Hiivala, Apple Valley; Steven (Julie) Hiivala, Sartell; Lori (Robert) McConnell, St. Cloud; Jeff (Tammy) Hiivala, St. Joseph; Bradley Hiivala, Seattle, WA; Bob (Kristi) Hiivala, Buffalo; Tom Hiivala, St. Cloud; Jason (Roxanne) Hiivala, Sauk Rapids; his sister Avalon Papesh , Sauk Rapids; his  24 grandchildren, 16  great-grandchildren, and his dear friend Eloise Rist.

He is preceded in death by his mother and father Esther and Charles Hiivala, his wife Florence Hiivala who died in 2003, and his sister Muriel Perkins.

Gloria was born June 25, 1941 in Fargo, N.D. to Harold and Lucille (Jendro) Eng.  She grew up in North Dakota where she lived until marrying George Gustin on November 8, 1958 when they moved to the St. Cloud area.  They later divorced.  She attained a degree from St. Benedict’s College in Social Work.  Gloria not only was a loving mother and home-maker raising her 6 children, she also worked as a full time foster mother for over ten years and as a social worker.  Her greatest interests included sewing, quilting, and spending time with her grandchildren.

She is survived by her children Kathy (Jim) DeZeller, Avon; Dennis (Lori) Gustin, St. Cloud; Micheal (Kim) Gustin, Avon; Jodi (David) Wohletz, Holdingford; Rebecca Gustin, St. Cloud; Kimberly (Noy Sayadeth) Gustin, Brooklyn Park; her siblings Audrey Christoff, Tacoma, WA; Patricia Roble, Fargo, ND; Candace (Richard) Karrow, Henderson NV; her 28 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.

She is preceded in death by her mother and her father Lucille Hodges and Harold Eng.