Lögberg-Heimskringla - 20.10.1978, Side 7

Lögberg-Heirnskringla, föstudagur 20. október 1978
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OBITUARY
DR. H. FREDERICK THORLAKSON
A memorial service for Dr.
H. Frederick Thorlakson,
who died in Seattle on Sept-
ember 6, 1978, was held at
Our Redeemer’s Lutheran
Church there on Tuesday
September 12.
Dr. Thorlakson, 80, was a
retired eye physician and
surgeon in Seattle.
Born June 27, 1898 in Park
River, North Dakota, he was
the son of the Rev. and Mrs.
Niels Steingrimur Thorlaks-
son. When he was two years
old, the family moved to Sel
kirk, Manitoba, where he re-
ceived his early education.
He enlisted in the Canad-
ian Army in 1917 and served
overseas in World War One.
He was a graduate of the
University of Manitoba Medi
;al School and did post-
graduate work in Vienna.
In 1925, Dr. Thorlakson
married Doris Bousfield of
Winnipeg and the couple
made their first home in
Crystal, North Dakota
where Dr. Thorlakson serv-
ed the community in general
practice.
Following his training in
Vienna, Dr. and Mrs. Thor-
lakson moved to Seattle in
1930. The doctor practiced
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
in the Cobb Medical Centre,
later limiting his practice to
Eye. His son Neil joined him
in practice in 1956.
Dr. Thorlakson was a past
president of the Puget
Sound Academy of Optham-
ology and was a member of
the King County Medical
Society and the Washington
State Medical Association.
He was a member of the
Seattle Golf Club, Rainer
Club, Norwegian Male Voice
Chorus and St. Stephen’s
Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Thorlakson died in
1970. Surviving are two sons
Dr. Neil F. and D. Paul Thor
lakson, both of Bellevue; a
daughter, Mrs. Anne T. Tayl
or, Seattle; two brothers, Dr.
P. H. T. Thorlakson, Winni-
peg and Halfdan Thorlakson,
Vancouver; and two sisters
Mrs. Margrethe Sigmar,
Kelso, and Mrs. Erika East-
vold, Seattle.
Dr. Thorlakson’s memorial
service was conducted joint-
ly by his nephews, the Rev.
Harald Sigmar, Seattle and
the Rev. Eric Sigmar, Aub-
urn.
Rev. Harald Sigmar, in his
meditation during the serv-
ice, spoke lovingly of his
uncle, remembering the
many happy incidents in the
past associated with his
uncle.
“I still recall the pride I
felt in being related to this
admired, trusted and belov-
ed country doctor,” Rev. Sig-
mar said, while remember-
ing his own stay in Moun-
tain, North Dakota.
Rev. Sigmar paid tribute
to Dr. Thorlakson’s generos-
ity, graciousness, discipline
and free and happy spirit.
“With his wife, he celebrat
ed life not only by contri-
buting to individuals,
Church and society, but also
by enjoying the gifts of life
to the fullest.
“This I saw and much
more. Grateful children and
grandchildren, brothers and
sisters, friends and patients
have all had the privilege of
seeing him uniquely through
their own eyes, and many
though eyes that he had
healed or clarified. Each in
his or her own way has
OBITUARY LOUISE JONASSON
Mrs. Louise Jonasson, aged
83 years, of the Bethany
Care Centre, Calgary, passed
away on September 9, 1978.
Mrs. Jonasson was the
widow of the late John Dav-
id Jonasson and the beloved
mother of Mrs. Thelma Mel-
ville of Calgary and Gordon
Jonasson of Regina, Saskatc-
hewan.
She is also survived by 10
grandchildren, one great-
granddaughter, a sister in
Iceland and by a daughter-
in-law Mrs. Nadia Jonasson
of Winnipeg, Manitoba.
She was predeceased by
her husband in 1965, also by
a son Dr. Harold Jonasson in
1972 and a son-in-law Willi-
am Melville in 1967.
Born in Iceland, she came
to Winnipeg, Manitoba in
1905, where she resided until
coming to Calgary in 1963,
residing there since.
The service was held at
“Chapel of Remembrance”
with Rev. Delmar D. Christ-
ensen officiating. Internment.
was at Queen’s Park Cemet-
ery.
reason to join us this day in
a doxology: ‘Thank God
from whom all blessing flow
apd thank You for letting
those blessings flow so
richly through your son and
servant Frederick Thorlak-
son.”
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LINDA HELCA
DOLL
On September 25,1978 at the
family residence Stonewall,
Linda Doll aged 42 years,
widow of the late Wesley Doll
of Stonewall.
Born in Riverton, Mrs. Doll
had lived at Hecla and when
she was married, moved to
Stonewall.
Dearly beloved mother’ of
Belinda, Howard and Brenda
all of Stonewall. Also surviv-
ing are her father Paul Paul-
son of Hecla and her step-
mother Ingibjorb Paulson and
one sister Mrs. Walter Latta
(Hope) of Delta, B.C. Prede-
ceased by her husband Wesley
on June 10, 1976 and her
mother Fjola Paulson on June
16, 1968.
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