Mrs. Thomas E. (Loretta Rose) Cashman, 80, Fergus Falls, Minn., formerly of Foxholm, died Thursday. Funeral Monday at 10:30, St. Mary's Catholic Church, Foxholm. Burial church cemetery.

Loretta Ahmann was born April 2, 1898, at St. Martin. She came with her family to Muskego Township, Renville County, northeast of Foxholm, in 1906. She was reared there, and married Henry Willenbring July 17, 1919, at Bismarck. They farmed in Muskego Township. Mr. Willenbring died in 1949. She continued to live on the farm until 1964, when she moved to Minot.

She married Thomas (Gene) Cashman July 30, 1965. They divided their time at homes in Minot, Fergus Falls and Minneapolis, Minn. At Foxholm, Mrs. Cashman was a member of St. Henry's Catholic Church and the Altar Society in earlier years. She later was a member of St. Mary's church and Altar Society.

Survivors: husband; daughters, Mrs. Edgar (Bernice) Nelson, Woodburn, Ore., Mrs. H. P. (Marjorie) Thompson, New Boston, Texas, Mrs. Edwin (Arlene) Furtado, San Jose, Calif., Mrs, Jerome (Lenore) Spalla, Hubbard, Ore., Mrs. Theodore (Delores) Oderman, Parshall, Mrs. John (Marlene) Cawley, Denver, Colo., Mrs, S. M. (Beverly) Ramsey, Lakenheath, England, and Mrs, Joseph Gary (Kay) Vicha, Minot; sons, Robert Willenbring, Dickinson, and Donald H. Willenbring, Foxholm; stepdaughters, Mrs. Dorothy Green, Minneapolis, Sister Rose DeVeterba, and Sister Elizabeth Marie, both Spring Valley, Ill., Mrs. Anne DiMott, Fergus Falls, Mrs. Connie Pieper, Durand, Mich,, and Mrs. Joan Hildreth, Garden City, N.Y.; stepsons, Albin Willenbring, Cincinnati, Ohio, Raymond Willenbring, Phoenix, Ariz., Clarence Willenbring, Lake Oswego, Ore., Richard Willenbring, Minneapolis, Timothy Cashman, Minot, Daniel Cashman, Bismarck, and Jeremiah Cashman, Bozeman, Mont.; 60 grandchildren; 30 greatgrandchildren; one great-great-grandchild; 20 step-grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Sophia Klosterman, Minot, Mrs. Mildred Gehringer, Mohall, Mrs. Florence Walsh, Great Falls, Mont., Mrs. Viola Sutton, Phoenix, and Mrs. Verna Johnstone, Grand Island, Neb.; and a brother, Leander Ahmann, Foxholm.

From the scrapbook of Lillian Lundgren Zeltinger who passed away in 1997.