Richard "Dick" Roy Amdahl was born June 22, 1933, at home in Farmington Township, SD. He was the last surviving family member of eleven children to Norwegian descendant parents, Henry and Bessie (Nelson) Amdahl. Dick started grade school in 1939 at Farmington Country School, and graduated from Summit High School in 1951.
Dick proudly served his country In the Marine Corps
Dick was a professional painter for over 30 years and did finish concrete work on highways and airports.
He enjoyed watching sports on TV and fishing. Dick also enjoyed gardening and flowers from childhood through adulthood. He also loved churning butter and bringing in firewood for his mother. Dick loved spending time with his siblings.
He is survived by his significant other's children Sharon, Darrell, Guy, and Brad, and numerous nieces and nephews
Dick was preceded in death by his significant other, Lorraine Croucher; sisters, Hazel (Olvin) Larsen, infant Mabel Louella, Doris (Kenneth) Woodward, and Shirley Fieblecorn; brothers, Howard, Clifford, Clarence (Delores), Melvin, Dale (Ruth) Harold; and Lorraine's son, Jerry Oswald.
Anyone who came in contact with Dick quickly found a generous and compassionate friend. Dick spent his last days In Aurora Brule Nursing Home, is a short period of time staff and residents realized that Dick was something special. He truly enjoyed the time he spent there and quickly accepted it to be his new home.
There was no lingering involved in Dick's death, as sad as it is to see a loved one go, we are all thankful that the Lord gave him peace in short order. Richard will be missed by all who knew him.
- Bittner Funeral Chapel
Richard "Dick" Roy Amdahl was born June 22, 1933, at home in Farmington Township, SD. He was the last surviving family member of eleven children to Norwegian descendant parents, Henry and Bessie (Nelson) Amdahl. Dick started grade school in 1939 at Farmington Country School, and graduated from Summit High School in 1951.
Dick proudly served his country In the Marine Corps
Dick was a professional painter for over 30 years and did finish concrete work on highways and airports.
He enjoyed watching sports on TV and fishing. Dick also enjoyed gardening and flowers from childhood through adulthood. He also loved churning butter and bringing in firewood for his mother. Dick loved spending time with his siblings.
He is survived by his significant other's children Sharon, Darrell, Guy, and Brad, and numerous nieces and nephews
Dick was preceded in death by his significant other, Lorraine Croucher; sisters, Hazel (Olvin) Larsen, infant Mabel Louella, Doris (Kenneth) Woodward, and Shirley Fieblecorn; brothers, Howard, Clifford, Clarence (Delores), Melvin, Dale (Ruth) Harold; and Lorraine's son, Jerry Oswald.
Anyone who came in contact with Dick quickly found a generous and compassionate friend. Dick spent his last days In Aurora Brule Nursing Home, is a short period of time staff and residents realized that Dick was something special. He truly enjoyed the time he spent there and quickly accepted it to be his new home.
There was no lingering involved in Dick's death, as sad as it is to see a loved one go, we are all thankful that the Lord gave him peace in short order. Richard will be missed by all who knew him.
- Bittner Funeral Chapel
Family Members
-
Howard Leroy Amdahl
1915–1960
-
Clifford Earl Amdahl
1917–1993
-
Mabel Luella Amdahl
1919–1919
-
Hazelle D. Amdahl Larson
1920–2019
-
Clarence Jerome Amdahl
1921–1983
-
Melvin Elmer Amdahl
1923–1952
-
Dale Percy Amdahl
1924–1973
-
Doris Bell Amdahl Woodward
1926–1991
-
Harold Henry Amdahl
1930–1947
-
Shirley Arlene Amdahl Fiebelkorn
1936–1991
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement