THE KENMARE NEWS
Wednesday, 16 Nov 1994
Funeral Held for Roy Bott
31 Oct. 1904 - 9 Nov. 1994
Roy E. Bott, 90, rural Donnybrook, died Wednesday, November 9, 1984, at his home of natural causes. His funeral was held Saturday, November 12 in the Carpio Lutheran Church with burial in the Aurelia Cemetery, rural Donnybrook.
Officiating for the services was Pastor Joel Hernes. Active Casketbearers included Russell Bott, Dennis Schmidt, John Hauck, Val Bott, Clayton Knoepfle, and Kurt Engelhard.
He was born October 31, 1904, in a sod house on the Bott homestead in Ree Township, Ward County, near Donnybrook, a son of Valentine and Emma (Schwede) Bott. He attended country school in Ree Township. As a young man he worked for a coal mine at Underwood, ND. and then on a dairy farm in Minnesota. He later returned to the Bott homestead and farmed in Ree Township raising cattle and horses for most of his entire lifetime. He never married.
He was a member of the Carpio and Berthold Senior Citizens.
He is survived by his brother, Ab-ner, Pocatello, Idaho; sisters, Mabel Moseng, Velva, and Florence Haidle, Fallon, Montana; sister-in-law, Edna Bott, Minot; and by several nieces, nephews, and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his parents, brothers, Rev. Earnie, Valen-tine, and Arthur.
Thompson - Larson Funeral Home of Kenmare handled the arrangements.
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Officiating for the service will be Pastor Joel Hernes. June Gronberg, soloist, to offer "The Old Rugged Cross" and "Saved By Grace. Congregational Hymns will be ‘What A Friend We Have In Jesus" #439 and "Jesus, Savior Pilot Me" #334. Ethel Vangsness, organist.
Active Casketbearers will include Russell Bott, Dennis Schmidt, John Hauck, Val Bott, Clayton Knoepfle, and Kurt Engelhard.
Roy was born October 31, 1904, in a sod house on the Bott homestead in Ree Township, Ward County, near Donnybrook, North Dakota; a son of Valentine and Emma (Schwede) Bott. He attended country school in Ree Township. As a young man he worked for a coal mine at Underwood, North Dakota; and then on a dairy farm in Minnesota. He later returned to the Bott homestead and farmed in Ree Township, Ward County, near Donnybrook, raising cattle and horses for most of his entire lifetime. He never married.
He was a member of the Carpio and Berthold Senior Citizens.
He is survived by his brother, Abner; sisters, Mabel Moseng, and Florence Haidle; sister-in-law, Edna Bott; and by several nieces, nephews, and cousins. He was preceded in death by his parents, brothers, Rev. Earnie, Valentine, and Arthur.
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Wednesday, 16 Nov 1994
Funeral Held for Roy Bott
31 Oct. 1904 - 9 Nov. 1994
Roy E. Bott, 90, rural Donnybrook, died Wednesday, November 9, 1984, at his home of natural causes. His funeral was held Saturday, November 12 in the Carpio Lutheran Church with burial in the Aurelia Cemetery, rural Donnybrook.
Officiating for the services was Pastor Joel Hernes. Active Casketbearers included Russell Bott, Dennis Schmidt, John Hauck, Val Bott, Clayton Knoepfle, and Kurt Engelhard.
He was born October 31, 1904, in a sod house on the Bott homestead in Ree Township, Ward County, near Donnybrook, a son of Valentine and Emma (Schwede) Bott. He attended country school in Ree Township. As a young man he worked for a coal mine at Underwood, ND. and then on a dairy farm in Minnesota. He later returned to the Bott homestead and farmed in Ree Township raising cattle and horses for most of his entire lifetime. He never married.
He was a member of the Carpio and Berthold Senior Citizens.
He is survived by his brother, Ab-ner, Pocatello, Idaho; sisters, Mabel Moseng, Velva, and Florence Haidle, Fallon, Montana; sister-in-law, Edna Bott, Minot; and by several nieces, nephews, and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his parents, brothers, Rev. Earnie, Valen-tine, and Arthur.
Thompson - Larson Funeral Home of Kenmare handled the arrangements.
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Officiating for the service will be Pastor Joel Hernes. June Gronberg, soloist, to offer "The Old Rugged Cross" and "Saved By Grace. Congregational Hymns will be ‘What A Friend We Have In Jesus" #439 and "Jesus, Savior Pilot Me" #334. Ethel Vangsness, organist.
Active Casketbearers will include Russell Bott, Dennis Schmidt, John Hauck, Val Bott, Clayton Knoepfle, and Kurt Engelhard.
Roy was born October 31, 1904, in a sod house on the Bott homestead in Ree Township, Ward County, near Donnybrook, North Dakota; a son of Valentine and Emma (Schwede) Bott. He attended country school in Ree Township. As a young man he worked for a coal mine at Underwood, North Dakota; and then on a dairy farm in Minnesota. He later returned to the Bott homestead and farmed in Ree Township, Ward County, near Donnybrook, raising cattle and horses for most of his entire lifetime. He never married.
He was a member of the Carpio and Berthold Senior Citizens.
He is survived by his brother, Abner; sisters, Mabel Moseng, and Florence Haidle; sister-in-law, Edna Bott; and by several nieces, nephews, and cousins. He was preceded in death by his parents, brothers, Rev. Earnie, Valentine, and Arthur.
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THE KENMARE NEWS
Wednesday, 16 Nov 1994
Funeral Held for Roy Bott
31 Oct. 1904 - 9 Nov. 1994
Roy E. Bott, 90, rural Donnybrook, died Wednesday, November 9, 1984, at his home of natural causes. His funeral was held Saturday, November 12 in the Carpio Lutheran Church with burial in the Aurelia Cemetery, rural Donnybrook.
Officiating for the services was Pastor Joel Hernes. Active Casketbearers included Russell Bott, Dennis Schmidt, John Hauck, Val Bott, Clayton Knoepfle, and Kurt Engelhard.
He was born October 31, 1904, in a sod house on the Bott homestead in Ree Township, Ward County, near Donnybrook, a son of Valentine and Emma (Schwede) Bott. He attended country school in Ree Township. As a young man he worked for a coal mine at Underwood, ND. and then on a dairy farm in Minnesota. He later returned to the Bott homestead and farmed in Ree Township raising cattle and horses for most of his entire lifetime. He never married.
He was a member of the Carpio and Berthold Senior Citizens.
He is survived by his brother, Ab-ner, Pocatello, Idaho; sisters, Mabel Moseng, Velva, and Florence Haidle, Fallon, Montana; sister-in-law, Edna Bott, Minot; and by several nieces, nephews, and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his parents, brothers, Rev. Earnie, Valen-tine, and Arthur.
Thompson - Larson Funeral Home of Kenmare handled the arrangements.
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Officiating for the service will be Pastor Joel Hernes. June Gronberg, soloist, to offer "The Old Rugged Cross" and "Saved By Grace. Congregational Hymns will be ‘What A Friend We Have In Jesus" #439 and "Jesus, Savior Pilot Me" #334. Ethel Vangsness, organist.
Active Casketbearers will include Russell Bott, Dennis Schmidt, John Hauck, Val Bott, Clayton Knoepfle, and Kurt Engelhard.
Roy was born October 31, 1904, in a sod house on the Bott homestead in Ree Township, Ward County, near Donnybrook, North Dakota; a son of Valentine and Emma (Schwede) Bott. He attended country school in Ree Township. As a young man he worked for a coal mine at Underwood, North Dakota; and then on a dairy farm in Minnesota. He later returned to the Bott homestead and farmed in Ree Township, Ward County, near Donnybrook, raising cattle and horses for most of his entire lifetime. He never married.
He was a member of the Carpio and Berthold Senior Citizens.
He is survived by his brother, Abner; sisters, Mabel Moseng, and Florence Haidle; sister-in-law, Edna Bott; and by several nieces, nephews, and cousins. He was preceded in death by his parents, brothers, Rev. Earnie, Valentine, and Arthur.
From memorial
Wednesday, 16 Nov 1994
Funeral Held for Roy Bott
31 Oct. 1904 - 9 Nov. 1994
Roy E. Bott, 90, rural Donnybrook, died Wednesday, November 9, 1984, at his home of natural causes. His funeral was held Saturday, November 12 in the Carpio Lutheran Church with burial in the Aurelia Cemetery, rural Donnybrook.
Officiating for the services was Pastor Joel Hernes. Active Casketbearers included Russell Bott, Dennis Schmidt, John Hauck, Val Bott, Clayton Knoepfle, and Kurt Engelhard.
He was born October 31, 1904, in a sod house on the Bott homestead in Ree Township, Ward County, near Donnybrook, a son of Valentine and Emma (Schwede) Bott. He attended country school in Ree Township. As a young man he worked for a coal mine at Underwood, ND. and then on a dairy farm in Minnesota. He later returned to the Bott homestead and farmed in Ree Township raising cattle and horses for most of his entire lifetime. He never married.
He was a member of the Carpio and Berthold Senior Citizens.
He is survived by his brother, Ab-ner, Pocatello, Idaho; sisters, Mabel Moseng, Velva, and Florence Haidle, Fallon, Montana; sister-in-law, Edna Bott, Minot; and by several nieces, nephews, and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his parents, brothers, Rev. Earnie, Valen-tine, and Arthur.
Thompson - Larson Funeral Home of Kenmare handled the arrangements.
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Officiating for the service will be Pastor Joel Hernes. June Gronberg, soloist, to offer "The Old Rugged Cross" and "Saved By Grace. Congregational Hymns will be ‘What A Friend We Have In Jesus" #439 and "Jesus, Savior Pilot Me" #334. Ethel Vangsness, organist.
Active Casketbearers will include Russell Bott, Dennis Schmidt, John Hauck, Val Bott, Clayton Knoepfle, and Kurt Engelhard.
Roy was born October 31, 1904, in a sod house on the Bott homestead in Ree Township, Ward County, near Donnybrook, North Dakota; a son of Valentine and Emma (Schwede) Bott. He attended country school in Ree Township. As a young man he worked for a coal mine at Underwood, North Dakota; and then on a dairy farm in Minnesota. He later returned to the Bott homestead and farmed in Ree Township, Ward County, near Donnybrook, raising cattle and horses for most of his entire lifetime. He never married.
He was a member of the Carpio and Berthold Senior Citizens.
He is survived by his brother, Abner; sisters, Mabel Moseng, and Florence Haidle; sister-in-law, Edna Bott; and by several nieces, nephews, and cousins. He was preceded in death by his parents, brothers, Rev. Earnie, Valentine, and Arthur.
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