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1	https://media.digitalarkivet.no/view/42374/28	Pedersen, Carl Martin (I25542)
2	I slektens eie siden 1860.	Olsen Rønningen, Oluf M. (I8382)
3	Obituary Print Donna Jean (Brohman) Gould Suits passed away peacefully Wednesday April 15, 2020, 6 days after her husband of 34 years, William (Bill) H. Suits, both having succumbed to a coronavirus infection. Donna was born September 23, 1941 in Detroit Michigan to Andy and Ida Brohman. She grew up in Detroit with her older sister Elda (Brohman) Helm O'Brien, who still lives in Michigan. Donna attended Pershing High School (Class of 1959) where, on the first day of school, she became lockermates and then lifelong friends with Joan (Bennett) Uhrick, who she often called her "second sister". Donna married Edmund Price Gould on August 19, 1961. They moved to Freehold, NJ and raised 3 children, Wendy (Gould) Biggs (married to Ray), Paul Gould (married to Kathy Wurzbach Gould) and Brian Gould (married to Claire Hoeschler Gould). Donna filled the home with love, talk and music, playing guitar, leading the junior choir at Hope Lutheran Church, and warmly welcoming anyone the children brought home. The family moved to Basking Ridge, NJ in 1979. Donna and Ed separated in 1983 and divorced. Donna married her second husband Bill Suits in July 1985 and moved to Bedminster, NJ to a condominium in Knollcrest. Donna welcomed Bill's children as her own: Tim Suits (married to Beverly Fontanares Suits) and Joanna (Suits) Hubenthal (married to Carl) . For years Donna loved working as a realtor, warmly meeting people and welcoming them into their new homes. Donna was able to travel on realtor trips and she loved to share stories with her family of the memories of her overseas travels for years. She and Bill loved music, going to concerts and singing in their church choir wherever they lived. Donna had a deep love for all her grandchildren: Alicia and Daniel Biggs, Carley and Jamison Gould, Laura Gould and Zachary Gould, Ashley, Lilith and Connor Hubenthal, Stephanie Fontanares Smith and Sierra Amelia Fontanares Suits. She always loved reading with the children. Seeing her grandchildren and their accomplishments brought great joy to Donna. With her debilitating arthritis worsening, Donna and Bill moved to Meadow Lakes senior community in East Windsor, NJ in 2014. When her out-of-town family visited, Donna loved showing off the beautiful gardens of Meadow Lakes. With Paul's family nearby, she was able to attend her grandchildren Carley's and Jamison's sporting and musical events. Donna enjoyed attending family holiday events at Paul and Kathy Gould's house with her family and friends - the more people to talk to, the merrier! Despite Bill having been a University of Wisconsin football player and her children and grandchildren being avid football fans, Donna never quite seemed to figure out the game of football! She'd much rather read People magazine and drink her can of Diet Pepsi - through a straw. Bill lovingly cared for Donna as her health declined over the last few years. Their love for each other was strong and neither would have been happy alone on this earth. Knowing their faith in the Lord, they now rest together in the Lord's house: My Father's house has many rooms; if that were not so, would I have told you that I am going there to prepare a place for you? And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come back and take you to be with me that you also may be where I am. John 14:2-3 (NIV) Donna loved being at Meadow Lakes and the staff clearly cared for her. The family appreciates the Meadow Lakes nursing and staff being with Donna for us in her final days and facilitating a video call with her children and grandchildren on Easter weekend. Donations in Donna's memory can be made at https://springpointsl.org/foundation/heroes/ to honor the Meadow Lakes personnel who cared for Donna and Bill Suits during this coronavirus pandemic. A celebration of life will be held at Princeton United Methodist Church once travel restrictions are lifted and it is safe for family and friends to gather. It will be a joint celebration to honor both Donna and Bill for their love, lives and faith. Please provide your email address in the "SUBSCRIBE to UPDATES" button on the bottom right of this page so that we may contact you once the date and details are finalized.	Gould, Donna J. (I41440)
4	Obituary Print William (Bill) Howard Suits passed away on Thursday, April 9, 2020, just 6 days before his wife of 34 years, Donna Jean (Brohman) Gould Suits, both having succumbed quickly to a coronavirus infection. They died peacefully, cared for by the nurses at the Meadow Lakes Community in East Windsor, NJ where they had joyfully resided since 2014. Bill was born in Waupaca, Wisconsin on March 3, 1940 to George and Ethelyn (Olson) Suits. He was a standout guard for his high school, playing for the Waupaca Comet team that captured the Central Wisconsin 1957 crown. Bill graduated from Waupaca High School in 1958 and proudly attended the University of Wisconsin at Madison on a football scholarship from 1958-1963. He spent six weeks the summer between his freshman and sophomore year in Quanico, Virginia working toward a marine corps reserve officers' commission as a lance corporal. During his college years, Bill played left guard for his beloved Wisconsin Badgers. In 1960 during his sophomore year, the team went to the Rose Bowl giving Bill memories to last a lifetime. Wisconsin was favored by 6 1/2 points but was down 42-14 heading into the fourth quarter. The Badgers played furiously, scoring 23 points, only to lose to Washington 42-37. This was the first bowl game in college football history to pair the two top ranked teams in the nation, and appears frequently on lists of the "greatest bowl games of all times." Always athletic, Bill also played for the Rugby club from 1962-1965 and was the president in 1964. Bill remained an avid Wisconsin sports fan and could be found most Saturdays throughout the fall faithfully wearing red cheering with fellow Wisconsin alumni in Northern New Jersey. Bill graduated from University of Wisconsin in 1963 with a degree in chemistry and remained on campus, managing the medical science lab from 1962-1963 and the bio-physics lab from 1963-1965. These positions helped fuel his lifelong passion for chemistry. After Bill left the lab, he moved to Chicago and became a product specialist for Packard Instrument Company. He married Geraldine (Jerry) Sloan in 1969 and they had two children, Tim Suits and Joanna (Suits) Hubenthal. The family moved to Pittsburgh, PA in 1974 where Bill began his sales career with Varian Medical Systems. In 1976, Bill was promoted to a Chromatography Specialist and the family moved to Short Hills, New Jersey. Bill and Jerry divorced in 1982. Bill married Donna Suits in July 1985. They began their marriage living in the Knollcrest community in Bedminster, NJ. Bill loved Donna's three children as his own, Wendy (Gould) Biggs (married to Ray), Paul Gould (married to Kathy Wurzbach Gould) and Brian Gould (married to Claire Hoeschler Gould). In 2014 Bill and Donna moved to Meadow Lakes where he became an active member of the community, enjoying the beautiful scenery, the wonderful residents and staff, and his water aerobics classes. Bill was also an active participant in many of the resident run productions in the community. Bill and Donna were most recently members of the Princeton United Methodist Church where he was commissioned as a Stephen Minister last fall and where he was an active participant in the choir. His passion for singing also led him to frequently participate in the annual Ocean Grove Choir Festival. Bill was active in chemistry until his death and had recently begun presenting Science Cafes to educate fellow seniors. He was a member of both the National and the North Jersey American Chemical Societies and proudly served in many leadership positions including as chair of the NJACS in 2001. He was passionate about counseling peers on career and advancement opportunities and also about mentoring the next generation of chemists through his work with Project SEED which helps disadvantaged High School students garner research experience with lab professionals. Bill also worked on the board for AIDSfreeAFRICA to help pharmaceutical companies in Cameroon to produce and distribute generic drugs and AIDS medicine. In recognition of his ongoing exemplary volunteer service the NJACS has officially renamed their annual volunteer and pro bono service award in his honor. Bill is survived by his five children and their spouses and his eleven grandchildren Stephanie Smith and Sierra Suits, Ashley, Lilith and Connor Hubenthal, Alicia and Daniel Biggs, Carley and Jamison Gould, Laura and Zachary Gould, his sister Valerie Nygaard of Wisconsin Rapids, two aunts Dona Gjertson and Lavonne Waller as well as niece Elizabeth Nygaard (Mike Sims) and nephew, Peter Nygaard (Sara). Donations in Bill's memory can be made to the NJACS which will work to create a scholarship for chemistry bound high school students in his name. https://www.njacs.org/ Please designate for Bill Suits scholarship in the notes field. A celebration of life will be held at Princeton United Methodist Church once travel restrictions are lifted and it is safe for family and friends to gather. It will be a joint celebration to honor both Donna and Bill for their love, lives and faith. Please provide your email address in the "SUBSCRIBE to UPDATES" button on the bottom right of this page so that we may contact you once the date and details are finalized.	Suits, William Howard (I41438)
5	Obituary for Beverly M Mazza Beverly M. Mazza of Monroe Township, formerly of Staten Island, passed away at home surrounded by her loving family on September 1. Born in Staten Island to the late Gilbert and Elaine Grennie, she has lived in Monroe Township since 2005. Beverly worked for many years as a Para- Professional for the Monroe Township School District. Due to her warm. outgoing and caring personality she developed such a love for her students who she affectionaly referred to as her children,which was demonstrated by all the extra special things she did for them through the years. Beverly enjoyed the simple pleasures that life brought, relaxing in her pool on her swan float, sharing dinner and a glass or two of wine with family and friends, shopping, and staying in contact with her family and friends. She became a huge fan of social media since it afforded her the ability to reconnect and stay in touch with so many . She treasured the time spent with her family on the beach in Lavallete where they went for many many years. Beverly also had a soft spot for her two dogs who she treated like they were her own children. She is survived by her devoted husband William, her loving daughters Jessica Rini and Kelly Mazza, her dearest sister Gale Gibilaro. She was pre deceased by her parents Gilbert and Elaine and her brother Gregory. A gathering of family and friends will be held on Saturday from 3:00-8:00p.m at The Michael Hegarty and John VIncent Scalia Home For Funerals, 3377 US Highway 9 North Old Bridge NJ. Religious services will be at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the Funeral Home.	Grennie, Beverly Mae (I44742)
6	Pohli Norma (nee Pedersen), 83, born in Bergenfield, NJ died on May 15, 2007 of Old Tappan, NJ. She was a member of Clinton Ave. Reformed Church, former member of Dumont Little League and a member of Bergenfield Memorial Post #6467 V.F.W. Ladies Auxiliary. Beloved wife of the late Albert J. Pohli. Devoted mother of Craig and Brian Pohli. Loving grandmother of Christian Pohli. Funeral service at Riewerts Memorial Home Inc., 187 So. Washington Ave., Bergenfield, NJ on Monday at 10 AM. Interment George Washington Memorial Park, Paramus, NJ. The family will receive friends on Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 PM. Donations may be made to Life Source Services Hospice, Suite #307, 230 E. Ridgewood Ave., Paramus, NJ 07652 or Clinton Avenue Reformed Church, E. Clinton Ave. and James St., Bergenfield,NJ 07621. Send a lasting condolence at www.riewertsmemorial home.com Published in The Record/Herald News from May 18 to May 19, 2007.	Pedersen, Norma Selma (I38474)
7	Virginia R. Gustavsen, 95, of Farmingdale, died Friday, April 20, 2012, at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune. She was born in Perth Amboy, where she had resided for 44 years before moving to Morganville, and eventually settling in Farmingdale 33 years ago. She was employed as a bookkeeper for most of her adult life, having worked for numerous employers including NJ State Unemployment Office in Red Bank, from which she retired in 1981. She continued to work both full time and part time until she was 85 years old. She was a charter member of Cross of Glory Lutheran Church in Aberdeen, and was also a member of the Sons of Norway. Virginia was a dedicated member of the Violet Rebekah Lodge of Perth Amboy, where she held numerous positions of leadership, including president and secretary. She is predeceased by her husband, John A. Gustavsen; her daughter, Elaine Cabral, and her son, Louis. She is survived by her 3 sons, John Gustavsen and his wife Dianne of Freehold, Eric and his wife, Simone of Lanoka Harbor, and Wayne and his wife, Jeanette of Florida. Also surviving are 10 grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild. Visitation will be Friday, April 27, 2012 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Funeral services will be held Saturday, April 28, 2012 at 10 a.m. at the Flynn and Son Funeral Home, 23 Ford Avenue, Fords. Interment will follow in Clover Leaf Memorial Park, Woodbridge. In lieu of flowers, because of Virginia's lifelong love of animals, especially cats, contributions may be made in her memory to the ASPCA. For directions or to send condolence messages visit www.flynnfuneral.com	Bath, Virginia (I35823)
8	Betty June (Kisilewski) Olson, age 93, of Rochester, MN, passed peacefully on Wednesday, February 6, 2019 at Season's Hospice House in Rochester, MN. Betty June was born June 17, 1925 in Sand Creek, WI to Henry and Amanda Hendrickson. Betty graduated from Chetek High School, WI, in 1943 where she was the drum major in the marching band. After taking the Civil Service exam, she worked as a key punch operator for the Government in Chicago during WWII. In 1948 Betty was united in marriage to Harry O. Kisilewski and they made their home in Chippewa Falls, WI, from 1948 until 1960 when they moved to Rochester, MN. Betty worked for JCPenney as an interior decorator for many years. In 1994, Betty married Lorimer "Glenn" Olson in Lake City, MN. Betty enjoyed interior decorating and fashion, always using and wearing bright colors. She was also a seamstress and had a deep love of music, especially big band. She is survived by her husband, Lorimer "Glenn" Olson of Minneapolis, MN; her four children, Dave (Mary) Kisilewski of Mason City, IA, Greg (Mary) Kisilewski of Oronoco, MN, Debbie (Dan) Holmes of Little Falls, MN, Susan (Taylor) Bauman of Rochester, MN, and; 12 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren, and many extended family. She was preceded in death by her parents, first husband, Harry O. Kisilewski, 1 brother, Harvey Hendrickson, and 3 sisters, Corrine Turner, Harriet Sola, and Helen Hendrickson. A Celebration of Life Service will be held 11:00 AM Monday, February 11, 2019 at Ranfranz & Vine Funeral Home, 5421 Royal Place NW, Rochester, MN with Pastor Anjanette Bandel officiating. The family will greet friends one hour prior to the service at the funeral home. It was Betty's wish that those attending should wear bright colors. Burial will be held in the Spring at Oakwood Cemetery in Rochester. Memorials are preferred to Season's Hospice, Rochester MN.	Hendrickson, Betty June (I36185)
9	Faddere ved dåpen var Hans Henrik Eriksen Verket, Aslak Tellefsen, Lars Gjerulfsen, Østerådalen, Anne Olsdatter og Ingeborg Kjøstelsdatter, Grendsen.	Tellefsen, Elling (I25538)
10	Faddere ved dåpen var sagmester Gjert Pettersen, Wilhelm Gjertsen, pike Anna Dalene og barnets foreldre.	Gjertsen, Petter Arnold (I207)
11	"Nogen lunde kundskab, godt forhold."	Olsen, Nikoline (I35103)
12	"Ringe kundskab, godt forhold."	Olsen, Lars (I35098)
13	Our beloved father, grandfather, and great-grandfather, Roy Naevestad, went home to be with his Lord Jesus. He was a man who loved the Lord with all of his heart, and serving Him was his greatest reward. Roy was the son of Norwegian immigrants, Arne and Tergit (Olsen) Naevestad. Family hardships in the 30s led the family to live for a time with Uncle Ole and Tante Olava as well as Mr. Huseland, the baker. From him, Roy learned how to bake and decorate beautiful cakes. He enjoyed blessing others with cakes he had created well into his 80s. Roy studied electrical engineering at McKee High School in Staten Island. One of his teachers, Mr. Bill Olsen, invited him to his Sunday school class at the Bethelship Norwegian Methodist Church. It was at Bethelship that he grew in his faith, made lifelong friends, and met his wife Evelyn Thompson. Prior to his High School graduation ceremony Roy enlisted in the U.S. Navy where he served on the crew of the USS Earle in the Pacific during World War II. After the war, Roy enrolled at Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute where he studied electrical engineering. He began his career at Skidmore, Owings and Merrill – moved onto Allied Chemical, Wilputte and then Krupp. Roy worked in the steel industry and holds several patents for the production of coke. While working for Krupp he made frequent flights to Germany, and made a point to try a new pastry each time. Although his career was a busy one, Roy always met the Lord in the morning to read the Word and to pray. Roy and Evelyn prayed together every night, kneeling together at the bedside until Evelyn could no longer get up from the floor. We depended on those prayers. Roy and Evelyn were married in June of 1950 at Bethelship by Evelyn's brother Rev. Garfield Thompson. It was Garfield's first wedding, and they loved to joke that "maybe he didn't do it right." They moved to Fanwood, New Jersey in 1952, where they were members of the Cranford Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. Roy served on the board for years and was engaged in many ministries of the church. Roy loved to take the family camping in the Trim-line camper. Everyone was given a job so that all would learn to work together. Many trips were made to Canada, the Civil War battlegrounds, Cape Cod, the Jersey shore and Florida. He also loved to grill steak on the brick fire place that he made in the 50s. We ate on the picnic table which he made, that sat on the patio he had poured. He was a man who could do many things well. After retirement, Roy and Evelyn moved to their home in Speculator, NY where they had numerous friends and made many new ones. They had enjoyed and supported the ministry of Camp-of-the Woods since they had been married. They wanted to continue to enjoy and support that ministry as well as to provide a place for their family to enjoy it as well in future years. They worshipped at the Speculator United Methodist and the North Country Bible Churches and were involved as much as they were able. Roy also sang with the Adirondack Consortium and had cameo roles in several musicals, one in which he had to learn how to dance. In 2015, Roy and Evelyn, now needing additional care, moved to Wisconsin. Evelyn passed away shortly thereafter, but not before they had celebrated, according to Roy," 65 years of Wedded Blitz." Roy became a regular worshiper at St. Paul's Church in Davis, Illinois where his son Scott is the Pastor. The people of St. Paul welcomed Roy with opened arms and blessed him in these later years with cards, visits, and love. In addition to his wife Evelyn, Roy was predeceased by his brother Stanley. Roy's children, Carol Billings, (David), Glenn, (Jinny), and Scott, (Sue) are left to cherish his memory and the godly heritage that they have received. He is also survived by his 6 grandchildren, Kristin VanderPyl, Bjorn, Leif and Hans Billings, and Kyle and Todd Naevestad. He leaves behind his 5 great-grandchildren, Audrey, Emelia and Clara VanderPyl, and Noah and Logan Billings. A celebration of Roy's life will be held on Saturday, August 3, 2019, at 11 a.m. at North Country Bible Fellowship (NCBF), Speculator, NY. Memorial contributions can be made to Gospel Volunteers or NCBF, both of Speculator, NY	Naevestad, Roy (I38209)
14	(Asker prgj, Østre Bærum prgj, Østre Bærum sokn)	Kilde (S978)
15	(Dette er temmelig sikkert Feltstykket).	Lassesdatter, Helene Marie (I16232)
16	(Faddere ble ikke notert)	Songedal, Ingebjørg (I221)
17	(Hun ble ikke døpt i kirken da foreldrene var dissentere).	Knutsen, Anne (I243)
18	(Medical):Agvald døde av lungebetennelse.	Nilsen, Agvald (I24860)
19	(Medical):Da han døde står han oppført i kirkeboka som privatlærer, ugift og fattig. I dødsfallprotokollen står det at han var fattiglem og at det ikke var noe å skifte.	Eldrup, Johannes (I28719)
20	(Medical):Da hun døde var hun enke og fattiglem.	Halvorsdatter, Ragnhild (I25201)
21	(Medical):Da hun døde var hun tjenestepike og ugift. Hun døde av en kraftig influensainfeksjon.	Andersen, Ingeborg Augusta (I28473)
22	(Medical):Dina var sinnsyk og innlagt på Eg asyl i Kristiansand.	Andersen, Dina (I14963)
23	(Medical):Emil Andreas døde av hjertelammelse.	Gjeruldsen, Emil Andreas (I22716)
24	(Medical):Han arbeidet som fører av lekter i New Yorks havn og omkom ved drukning.	Nilsen, Gunder Johan (I35099)
25	(Medical):Han arbeidet som maskinist og han omkom i en arbeidsulykke på Todds skipsverft i East Basin, Brooklyn, New York.	Thompson, Christen Elof (I41288)
26	(Medical):Han begikk selvmord (Ifølge Hansebråten Website på MyHeritage).	Hansebråten, Arve (I41654)
27	(Medical):Han begikk selvmord ved å skyte seg selv.	Hansen, Herman Herbert (I38297)
28	(Medical):Han begikk selvmord ved å skyte seg.	Klyve, Ivar James (I25518)
29	(Medical):Han begikk selvmord.	Eldrup, Olaf Ivar Johan (I33643)
30	(Medical):Han begikk selvmord. Han sprengte seg med dynamitt i hodet. Den venstre hånden var skutt vekk, antagelig har han lagt den under hodet. Før han begikk selvmord skal han ha uttalt at "nå kan jeg ikke leve lengre". Grunnen for mordet antages. ........... Hang til drikk, fallittens mand. Formelt skutt seg med dynamitt. Fandtes i en stenur. Hovedet og den ene haand var skutt væk. Fyrstikker, .................. Manden har arbeidet i grube og havt meget dynamitt liggende.	Knudsen, Gunder (I28716)
31	(Medical):Han ble borte på Atlanterhavet vinteren 1872-1873 på hjemreise fra Amerika.	Berntsen, Ole Johan (I43672)
32	(Medical):Han ble drept den 3. mars 1944 i et slag ved Anzio i Italia.	Campbell, William Francis Jr. (I40212)
33	(Medical):Han ble gassforgiftet samtidig som han hadde et svakt hjerte noe som medførte hans død.	Andersen, Marius Bernhard (I14545)
34	(Medical):Han ble kremert og hvor asken befinner seg vites ikke.	Anderson, Mikkel Lynn (I36168)
35	(Medical):Han druknet da han falt over bord fra ei skute.	Pedersen, Lars Johan (I25515)
36	(Medical):Han druknet fra skipet Cabral av Arendal på reise fra Arendal til England.	Thorsen, Johan Ludvig (I28592)
37	(Medical):Han druknet mens han var på jobb til sjøs.	Syvertsen, Jørgen (I28911)
38	(Medical):Han døde 2,5 år gammel.	Skaaland, Stanley Gilbert (I34786)
39	(Medical):Han døde 4 uker gammel.	Johnsen, Ole (I28829)
40	(Medical):Han døde av alderdomssvakhet.	Sigurdsen, Anders (I15683)
41	(Medical):Han døde av alderdomssvakhet.	Tallaksen, Stian (I29393)
42	(Medical):Han døde av anemi og kollbrann.	Dalen, Anders Terjesen (I39856)
43	(Medical):Han døde av astma.	Aanonsen, Tellef (I3662)
44	(Medical):Han døde av astma.	Sunsdahl, Ole Olsen (I29079)
45	(Medical):Han døde av blodgang (dysenteri).	Aanonsen, Thorbjørn (I24910)
46	(Medical):Han døde av blodtæring.	Dalen, Thomas Terjesen (I39860)
47	(Medical):Han døde av bronkitt og hjertefeil.	Pedersen, Lars (I10491)
48	(Medical):Han døde av bronkitt.	Helgesen, Sigurd (I22221)
49	(Medical):Han døde av bronkitt.	Kristensen, Jens (I24859)
50	(Medical):Han døde av brystonde og mavebetennelse.	Nilsen, Hagbart (I475)