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MEMORIAL SERVICES
At times we conduct memorial services for residents or former residents of Holiday Village.
The Activity Club at Holiday Village does not conduct or sponsor memorial services.
If you would like to use our services, please contact one of our pastors.
We do not charge for our services, but we do accept a donation if you choose..
Arrangements need to be made with the Holiday Village office
to make certain the facilities are available when you want to hold the service.
Any refreshments, programs or other expenses are the responsibility of those sponsoring the service.
If we are involved, we expect the service to honor the Lord Jesus Christ.
IN LOVING MEMORLY OF JUDY FIGG9INS
Judy passed away suddenly Thursday, October 25, 2007
Judy will be missed by many residents and friends.
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Memorial Service Program
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IN LOVING MEMORY OF JOHN YARGO
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IN LOVING MEMORY OF MAURICE WELLS
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IN LOVING MEMORY OF AMOS G. CHRISTIANSEN
Father of Paul and James Christiansen
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Obituary of Amos Gilford Christiansen
| Amos was born on July 2, 1911 in Jewell, Iowa,
the son of Johannas "John" Christiansen and
Karoline "Carrie" (Peterson) Christiansen.
Until 1925, Amos lived with his parents and eight
brothers and sisters on a farm near Graetinger, Iowa. The
family moved to Albert Lea where Amos attended school .
He married Alta Mortenson on May 18, 1939, and they lived
and raised their two son , Paul and James, in Albert Lea.
He worked at Wilson & Co.l, Smith Tire and Electric,
Great Lakes Pipe Line and the Morley Dairy until Marigold
purchased their family business. In 1960, he was
appointed park superintendent for the City of Albert Lea
until his retirement in 1976. He served on the City
Council for six years, during which time he served as
acting Major for a short period. Amos was active in many civic organizations within the community, some of which included: Red Cross, Past President of YMCA Board, Meals on Wheels, and Past President of Graceland Cemetery Board. Amos was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church, where he had been a choir member for 21 years, and had actively served on many committees. He enjoyed woodworking, bowling, golfing and fishing. Amos is survived by his sons Paul Christiansen of Mesa, AZ, James (Juldy) Christiansen of Wayzata, MN, six grandsons: Tyler (Jennifer) Christiansen of Kenyon, MN, Mark (Jody) Christiansen of Long Lake, MN, Michael (Sara) Christiansen of Champlin, MN, Marouane Naoume of Meknes, Morocco,, Hamza Naoume of Prince Edward Island, Canada,, El-Mehdi Naoume of Meknes, Morocco; great grandchildren: Sarah, Rachiel, Braeden, Brynna, Avery, Presley; Adam, sister-in-law Jeannette Mortenson of Albert Lea, special friend Alison Seaton of Albert Lea, and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents Johannas and Karoline Christiansen, his wife Alta Christiansen, brothers and sisters: Lydia Zitrick, Esther Frondal, Rebecca Bickford, Daniel Christiansen, Rachiel Weigel, Joseph Christiansen, Samuel Christiansen and Leah Fymbo. Memorial suggestions to Trinity Lutheran Church. |
THANK YOU
to all of you who have honored our father
by sharing your love, cards and memorials.
With Love In Christ, Paul and Jim
| Contact Information Paul D. Christiansen, Pastor (480) 649-2929 Telephone/Fax Email pdchristiansen@gmail.com (Please address you email subject as: Memorial Service) Location 701 South Dobson Road; Mesa, AZ 85202 |
Last Modified: December 31, 2011