Aaron E. Brodersen
July 27, 1971 - October 28, 2014
Aaron E. Brodersen was born July 27, 1971, in Denison, Iowa, the son of Larry and Linda Kluender Brodersen. He passed away Tuesday, October 28, 2014 at the Crawford County Memorial Hospital, Denison, IA after a battle with ALS aka Lou Gehrig’s Disease at the age of forty-three.
Aaron was baptized September 11, 1971, at Zion Lutheran Church in Denison. He was later confirmed at Zion Lutheran on April 27, 1986. He received his education at the Charter Oak-Ute Community Schools and graduated with the class of 1990. During his high school years he worked as a dispatcher in the Comm. Center. He farmed part-time, loving the planting and harvest seasons. Aaron also had a cow/calf herd, which he took much pride in. He later worked for Bohlmann, Inc. in Denison. For the past seventeen years he was employed with UPS.
Aaron was united in marriage to Tani Rosburg on March 19, 1994 at St. Boniface Catholic Church in Charter Oak, IA. The couple made their home in Charter Oak and was blessed with the births of two children, Carter Aaron and Cambri Jae.
Aaron was a member of St. John Lutheran Church. He volunteered for the Charter Oak Fire Department for many years. Aaron loved spending time with his family, especially taking Carter and Cambri to the Denison Sale Barn on Saturdays. He also enjoyed attending his children’s activities and sporting events. Aaron loved being involved with the youth at the Charter Oak Achievement Days and the Crawford County Fair. He had many fond memories of family trips to the Riviera Maya. In his leisure time he loved watching comedy, especially Jeff Dunham, Larry The Cable Guy and The Big Bang Theory. Aaron was a long time Dallas Cowboys Fan.
Aaron was preceded in death by his mother, Linda, his grandparents, Raymond Kluender, Eldon and Muriel Brodersen and his mother-in-law, Carol Rosburg. Survivors include his wife Tani; children Carter and Cambri; and his father, Larry Brodersen, all of Charter Oak; one brother, Brian Brodersen, and grandmother, Verla Kluender, both of Denison; father-in-law, Douglas “Duke” Rosburg of Cape Canaveral, FL; two brothers-in-law, Ty Rosburg and his wife, Natalie, of Charter Oak, and Troy Rosburg and his wife, Kelly, of Denison; nieces and nephews: Tayla Brodersen, Garrett Tasler, Josh and Zach Rosburg, Khael and Faith Rosburg and their families; special caretaker, Deb Kuhlmann (Mrs. Steve); many other relatives, friends and wonderful customers of his UPS.
Burial:
Saint Johns Lutheran Cemetery
Charter Oak
Crawford County
July 27, 1971 - October 28, 2014
Aaron E. Brodersen was born July 27, 1971, in Denison, Iowa, the son of Larry and Linda Kluender Brodersen. He passed away Tuesday, October 28, 2014 at the Crawford County Memorial Hospital, Denison, IA after a battle with ALS aka Lou Gehrig’s Disease at the age of forty-three.
Aaron was baptized September 11, 1971, at Zion Lutheran Church in Denison. He was later confirmed at Zion Lutheran on April 27, 1986. He received his education at the Charter Oak-Ute Community Schools and graduated with the class of 1990. During his high school years he worked as a dispatcher in the Comm. Center. He farmed part-time, loving the planting and harvest seasons. Aaron also had a cow/calf herd, which he took much pride in. He later worked for Bohlmann, Inc. in Denison. For the past seventeen years he was employed with UPS.
Aaron was united in marriage to Tani Rosburg on March 19, 1994 at St. Boniface Catholic Church in Charter Oak, IA. The couple made their home in Charter Oak and was blessed with the births of two children, Carter Aaron and Cambri Jae.
Aaron was a member of St. John Lutheran Church. He volunteered for the Charter Oak Fire Department for many years. Aaron loved spending time with his family, especially taking Carter and Cambri to the Denison Sale Barn on Saturdays. He also enjoyed attending his children’s activities and sporting events. Aaron loved being involved with the youth at the Charter Oak Achievement Days and the Crawford County Fair. He had many fond memories of family trips to the Riviera Maya. In his leisure time he loved watching comedy, especially Jeff Dunham, Larry The Cable Guy and The Big Bang Theory. Aaron was a long time Dallas Cowboys Fan.
Aaron was preceded in death by his mother, Linda, his grandparents, Raymond Kluender, Eldon and Muriel Brodersen and his mother-in-law, Carol Rosburg. Survivors include his wife Tani; children Carter and Cambri; and his father, Larry Brodersen, all of Charter Oak; one brother, Brian Brodersen, and grandmother, Verla Kluender, both of Denison; father-in-law, Douglas “Duke” Rosburg of Cape Canaveral, FL; two brothers-in-law, Ty Rosburg and his wife, Natalie, of Charter Oak, and Troy Rosburg and his wife, Kelly, of Denison; nieces and nephews: Tayla Brodersen, Garrett Tasler, Josh and Zach Rosburg, Khael and Faith Rosburg and their families; special caretaker, Deb Kuhlmann (Mrs. Steve); many other relatives, friends and wonderful customers of his UPS.
Burial:
Saint Johns Lutheran Cemetery
Charter Oak
Crawford County
Aaron E. Brodersen
July 27, 1971 - October 28, 2014
Aaron E. Brodersen was born July 27, 1971, in Denison, Iowa, the son of Larry and Linda Kluender Brodersen. He passed away Tuesday, October 28, 2014 at the Crawford County Memorial Hospital, Denison, IA after a battle with ALS aka Lou Gehrig’s Disease at the age of forty-three.
Aaron was baptized September 11, 1971, at Zion Lutheran Church in Denison. He was later confirmed at Zion Lutheran on April 27, 1986. He received his education at the Charter Oak-Ute Community Schools and graduated with the class of 1990. During his high school years he worked as a dispatcher in the Comm. Center. He farmed part-time, loving the planting and harvest seasons. Aaron also had a cow/calf herd, which he took much pride in. He later worked for Bohlmann, Inc. in Denison. For the past seventeen years he was employed with UPS.
Aaron was united in marriage to Tani Rosburg on March 19, 1994 at St. Boniface Catholic Church in Charter Oak, IA. The couple made their home in Charter Oak and was blessed with the births of two children, Carter Aaron and Cambri Jae.
Aaron was a member of St. John Lutheran Church. He volunteered for the Charter Oak Fire Department for many years. Aaron loved spending time with his family, especially taking Carter and Cambri to the Denison Sale Barn on Saturdays. He also enjoyed attending his children’s activities and sporting events. Aaron loved being involved with the youth at the Charter Oak Achievement Days and the Crawford County Fair. He had many fond memories of family trips to the Riviera Maya. In his leisure time he loved watching comedy, especially Jeff Dunham, Larry The Cable Guy and The Big Bang Theory. Aaron was a long time Dallas Cowboys Fan.
Aaron was preceded in death by his mother, Linda, his grandparents, Raymond Kluender, Eldon and Muriel Brodersen and his mother-in-law, Carol Rosburg. Survivors include his wife Tani; children Carter and Cambri; and his father, Larry Brodersen, all of Charter Oak; one brother, Brian Brodersen, and grandmother, Verla Kluender, both of Denison; father-in-law, Douglas “Duke” Rosburg of Cape Canaveral, FL; two brothers-in-law, Ty Rosburg and his wife, Natalie, of Charter Oak, and Troy Rosburg and his wife, Kelly, of Denison; nieces and nephews: Tayla Brodersen, Garrett Tasler, Josh and Zach Rosburg, Khael and Faith Rosburg and their families; special caretaker, Deb Kuhlmann (Mrs. Steve); many other relatives, friends and wonderful customers of his UPS.
Burial:
Saint Johns Lutheran Cemetery
Charter Oak
Crawford County
July 27, 1971 - October 28, 2014
Aaron E. Brodersen was born July 27, 1971, in Denison, Iowa, the son of Larry and Linda Kluender Brodersen. He passed away Tuesday, October 28, 2014 at the Crawford County Memorial Hospital, Denison, IA after a battle with ALS aka Lou Gehrig’s Disease at the age of forty-three.
Aaron was baptized September 11, 1971, at Zion Lutheran Church in Denison. He was later confirmed at Zion Lutheran on April 27, 1986. He received his education at the Charter Oak-Ute Community Schools and graduated with the class of 1990. During his high school years he worked as a dispatcher in the Comm. Center. He farmed part-time, loving the planting and harvest seasons. Aaron also had a cow/calf herd, which he took much pride in. He later worked for Bohlmann, Inc. in Denison. For the past seventeen years he was employed with UPS.
Aaron was united in marriage to Tani Rosburg on March 19, 1994 at St. Boniface Catholic Church in Charter Oak, IA. The couple made their home in Charter Oak and was blessed with the births of two children, Carter Aaron and Cambri Jae.
Aaron was a member of St. John Lutheran Church. He volunteered for the Charter Oak Fire Department for many years. Aaron loved spending time with his family, especially taking Carter and Cambri to the Denison Sale Barn on Saturdays. He also enjoyed attending his children’s activities and sporting events. Aaron loved being involved with the youth at the Charter Oak Achievement Days and the Crawford County Fair. He had many fond memories of family trips to the Riviera Maya. In his leisure time he loved watching comedy, especially Jeff Dunham, Larry The Cable Guy and The Big Bang Theory. Aaron was a long time Dallas Cowboys Fan.
Aaron was preceded in death by his mother, Linda, his grandparents, Raymond Kluender, Eldon and Muriel Brodersen and his mother-in-law, Carol Rosburg. Survivors include his wife Tani; children Carter and Cambri; and his father, Larry Brodersen, all of Charter Oak; one brother, Brian Brodersen, and grandmother, Verla Kluender, both of Denison; father-in-law, Douglas “Duke” Rosburg of Cape Canaveral, FL; two brothers-in-law, Ty Rosburg and his wife, Natalie, of Charter Oak, and Troy Rosburg and his wife, Kelly, of Denison; nieces and nephews: Tayla Brodersen, Garrett Tasler, Josh and Zach Rosburg, Khael and Faith Rosburg and their families; special caretaker, Deb Kuhlmann (Mrs. Steve); many other relatives, friends and wonderful customers of his UPS.
Burial:
Saint Johns Lutheran Cemetery
Charter Oak
Crawford County
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