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66. BERNICE LAUREL⁴ MINDER (KENNER COLLINS³, BENJAMIN², JOHN¹)³⁵¹ was born 25 August 1913 in Maiden Rock, Pierce County, Wisconsin ³⁵², and died 20 November 1996 in Hager City, Pierce County, Wisconsin ^353,³⁵⁴. She married FREDERICK HARTZEL HASE³⁵⁵ 10 May 1932 in Baldwin, St. Croix County, Wisconsin ³⁵⁶, son of CHARLES HASE and MABEL PULK. He was born 12 April 1910 in El Paso Township, Pierce County, Wisconsin ³⁵⁷, and died 17 April 1992 in Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minnesota ³⁵⁸.

Notes for BERNICE LAUREL MINDER:
Bernice Laurel Minder was the last born child of the Kenner and Cora (Bunce) Minder family. She was born on 25 August 1913 in Salem Township, Pierce County, Wisconsin. She lived her entire life in Pierce County. She attended the Salem School in Salem Township.

She and Hartzel lived and farmed in the beautiful Rush River Valley. It was always a treat to visit Aunt Bernice. The cookie jar was always full and the welcome mat was out.

Bernice had a large garden up until she moved from the farm. Her pies are well known, from family members to patrons of the Red Barn Cafe.

Pierce County Herald: Bernice Laurel Hase, Ellsworth, died Wednesday 20 November 1996, in the Trenton Township as the result of an automobile accident. She was 83. She lived in several places until moving to a farm on the Rush River near Maiden Rock in 1944. Hartzel died in 1992 and she moved to Ellsworth.

She is survived by one son, Fredrick "Mick" (Mary Lou) of Prescott; one daughter, Rhea (Robert) Heppner of Maiden Rock; 10 grandchildren, 23 great-grandchildren, and one great-great-granddaughter.

Preceding her in death were her husband, one son, one grandson, one brother and five sisters.

The funeral was Saturday at United Methodist Church in Ellsworth with the Rev. Janis Carole Best officiating. Burial was in Maiden Rock Cemetery. Winberg-McLaughlin Funeral Home, Ellsworth, handled arrangements.

Article from the Pierce County Herald--Bernice Hase and Ida Parmeter had developed a close friendhsip over the years while living in the Water Tower Apartments on North Maple Street, according to family members.

"If Bernice was not over watering Ida's violets when she went on vacation, they were at Bernice's watching Wheel of Fortune and Lawrence Welk most nights," a relative of Parmeter's said. "In the summertime, they coordinated their flowers in front of their apartments.

"Ida and Bernice most always attended the fish fry at Sonny's on Friday night and played cards with their friends. They enjoyed each other's company and, most importantly, looked after each other. Their friendship was more than just casual, they took care of each other."

But the two women, inseparable it seems, were killed last Wednesday when their vehicle slid on the snow covered road into the path of an oncoming truck just north of the Eisenhower Bridge in Red Wing.

It was about 12:25 p.m. when Bernice Hase, 83 and her neighbor and passenger, Ida M. Parmeter, 84, were driving Hase's 1989 Chevy Celebrity south on Highway 63, east of 825th Street. The two had reportedly gone to Red Wing in search of yarn. Hase lost control of the vehicle and struck a northbound truck driven by Richard W. Schommer, 39, Hager City.

Schommer, who was driving a 1995 Chevy truck, said he saw Hase's vehicle sliding toward him on the icy road. Schomer told deputies he veered to the right, but was unable to avoid the collision.

Hase's vehicle was hit on the front passenger's side. The impact sent her vehicle into the ditch, according to the accident report.

Hase and Parmeter, who were not wearing seat belts, were pronounced dead at the scene by Pierce County Coroner Dr. E.R. Jonas.

Schommer was not hurt in the accident, but his passenger, Wendy R. Schommer, 40, was taken by Red Wing Ambulance to St. John's Regional Health Center, where she was treated and released.

Red Wing ambulance, fire and police officials, Goodhue County Sheriff's deputies and Ellsworth ambulance personnel assisted at the scene.

Memorial to Bernice Hase on her birthday (August 1993)--Our memories are so vivid, and will never be earased. Our thoughts and love to you, will always be embraced. You enjoyed life and work you would never shun. Time for dancing, cards and parties, made it reason to be fun. Grandma was a good sport, and this we all did see. For on her 83rd birthday, a motorcycle ride did she. Grandma's kitchen is still flourishing at the Red Barn Cafe, she was a mentor to many and for this our thanks to her we pay. Her life's journey is now complete, her tasks were done with love, now she's resting with dear friend, Ida, in their beautiful mansion above. Our memories will always be filled with love, as we miss you so, Happy Birthday Mom, Grandma and friend. Sadly missed by Rhea and Bob, Mick and Mary Lou, Grandchildren, Great Grandchildren and Great, Great Grandchildren, friends and family and employees of the Red Barn Cafe.

Notes for FREDERICK HARTZEL HASE:
Fredrick Hartzel Hase of Maiden Rock died on Friday, 17 April 1992 at St. John's Regional Health Center in Red Wing, Minnesota. He was 82.

He was born on 18 April 1910, in El Paso Township, Pierce County, Wisconsin (according to his birth certificate) the osn of Charles and Mabel Hase. He was united in marrriage to Bernice Minder on 10 May 1932.

He lived in Pierce County most of his life. He worked at Red Wing Tannery, Red Wing Sewer Pipe, H.O. Tiffany Logging Company and he farmed near Maiden Rock.

He is survived by his wife Bernice of Maiden Rock, one son, Mick (Mary Lou) Hase of Prescott; one daughter Rhea (Bob) Heppner of Eau Claire; eight grandchildren; two step-grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; four step-great-grandchildren; two brothers, Ernest Hase of Maiden Rock, Charles Hase Jr. of Maiden Rock; four sisters, Ida Dunn, Kathryn Harshman, Golden Quinn all of Knapp and Martha Wheeler of Baldwin.

He was preceded in death by one son, one grandson, his parents and one brother.

Funeral services were Tuesday, 21 April at 12:30 p.m. from Winberg-McLaughlin Funeral Home in Ellsworth. Rev. Brian Cook officiated. Burial will be at the Maiden Rock Cemetery in Maiden Rock. Pallbearers were: Brian, Bradley, Jeff White, Joel Hase, Terry Bohn, Joe Stangl, Howard Kittleson, Jay Jaquish, and Marvin Pehlke.

Marriage Notes for BERNICE MINDER and FREDERICK HASE:
Fredrick Hartzel Hase, age 22, son of Charles Henry and Mabel Bell (Bulk) Hase and Bernice Laurel Minder, age 18, were married on 10 May 1932 in Balwin, Wisconsin. Rev. H. P. Nordby officiated with Mr. Earnest Hase and Mrs. Vera Hase as witnesses. They were blessed with three children: a girl and two boys, with one son dying at the age of twenty-three.

Children of BERNICE MINDER and FREDERICK HASE are:

135.	i.	RHEA JEAN⁵ HASE, b. 28 March 1933, Union Township, Pierce County, Wisconsin.
136.	ii.	WARREN RODGER HASE, b. 30 March 1936, Salem Township, Wisconsin; d. 17 April 1959, Maiden Rock, Pierce County, Wisconsin.
137.	iii.	FREDRICK MITCHELL HASE, b. 08 June 1940, Ellsworth, Pierce County, Wisconsin.

67. JENNIE MAE⁴ MINDER (JAMES ALMARION³, DAVID AUSTIN², JOHN¹) was born 05 December 1895 in Crystal, Pembina County, North Dakota ³⁵⁹, and died 14 October 1988 in Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado. She married AL LAWRENCE PASTORET 13 August 1921 in Bismark, North Dakota ³⁶⁰. He was born 20 January 1892 in Fargo, North Dakota, and died Unknown.

Notes for AL LAWRENCE PASTORET:
Al Lawrence Pastoret was born in Fargo, North Dakota. He became a Lt. Col. in the Army and was stationed at Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. He made the Army his career and their family traveled extensively. In the early 1960's he taugh at Emory U in Atlanta, Georgia, and he was soon to retire.

Children of JENNIE MINDER and AL PASTORET are:

JAMES PETER⁵ PASTORET, b. 20 January 1924, Fargo, North Dakota; m. CAROL SMIKEL, 11 November 1950; b. 24 December 1930, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.

Notes for JAMES PETER PASTORET:
James Peter Pastoret, the first born child of Al and Jeanie (Minder) Pastoret, was born 20 January 1924, in Fargo, North Dakota. In the early 1960's he was in the newspaper business.

ii.

LOIS JEANNE PASTORET, b. 26 August 1926, Lincoln, Nebraska; m. ARTHUR MCNEIL TANNER, 16 May 1950, Denver, Colorada; b. 21 May 1926, Logan, Utah.

Notes for LOIS JEANNE PASTORET:
Lois Jeanne Pastoret and her husband lived in Colorado and had three children. .

68. ROY HARLAN⁴ MINDER (JAMES ALMARION³, DAVID AUSTIN², JOHN¹) was born 06 June 1897 in Crystal, Pembina County, North Dakota ³⁶¹, and died 28 November 1974 in Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska ³⁶². He married EVLYN GRANT 07 March 1923 in Crystal, Pembina County, North Dakota ³⁶³, daughter of ALBERT GRANT and LORA VANCAMP. She was born 16 July 1900 in St. Thomas, Pembina County, North Dakota ³⁶⁴, and died 23 October 1983 in Seward, Seward County, Nebraska ³⁶⁵.

Notes for ROY HARLAN MINDER:
Roy Harlan Minder, the second child of James and Elizabeth (Stafford) Minder, was born 6 June 1897, in Crystal, North Dakota. His wife, Evlyn was very particular about the spelling of her first name, as it was not the usual spelling.

They had five children, three boys and two girls. Roy served in WWI, and was in France in 1918. He was in the newspaper business as well.

Children of ROY MINDER and EVLYN GRANT are:

138.	i.	FRITZ GRANT⁵ MINDER, b. 29 November 1923, Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska; d. 14 October 1943, Europe-WWII.
139.	ii.	JOHN GREGORY MINDER, b. 05 December 1925, Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska.
	iii.	OBERLIN KEITH MINDER, b. 27 October 1927, Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska; m. BETTY.
	iv.	JUDITH ANN MINDER, b. 21 July 1932; m. ROBERT LAMB.
	v.	SALLY MINDER, b. 26 February 1935; m. FIFER.

69. FREDRICK JAMES⁴ MINDER (JAMES ALMARION³, DAVID AUSTIN², JOHN¹) was born 01 January 1899 in Crystal, Pembina County, North Dakota, and died 15 October 1971 in Santa Cruz, California. He married MABEL BAILEY 28 April 1936. She was born 03 November 1905 in Portis, Kansas, and died April 1980 in Calistoga, California.

Children of FREDRICK MINDER and MABEL BAILEY are:

	i.		JAMES FREDRICK⁵ MINDER, b. 03 March 1938, Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska.
	ii.		DAVID ROSS MINDER, b. 04 March 1941, Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska.

70. MARION ELIZABETH⁴ MINDER (JAMES ALMARION³, DAVID AUSTIN², JOHN¹) was born 22 February 1901 in Crystal, Pembina County, North Dakota ³⁶⁶, and died 05 April 1987 in Edina, Hennepin County, Minnesota. She married GEORGE MIFFORD HOLLENBECK 27 December 1921 in Crystal, Pembina County, North Dakota. He was born 17 December 1895 in Boone, Iowa, and died Unknown.

Children of MARION MINDER and GEORGE HOLLENBECK are:

GEORGE ROBERT⁵ HOLLENBECK, b. 14 August 1924, Appleton, Minnesota.

Notes for GEORGE ROBERT HOLLENBECK:
George Hollenbeck taught high school in Benson, Minnesota in 1959-1960.

	ii.		GUY ARTHUR HOLLENBECK, b. 29 March 1928, Appleton, Minnesota; m. JEANNE NORENA KALDAHL, 24 August 1953, Glenwood, Minnesota.
	iii.		MARION ELIZABETH HOLLENBECK, b. 25 June 1932, Benson, Minnesota; m. JERRY CLARK, 11 April 1954, Benson, Minnesota.

71. GEORGE RAYMOND⁴ HANSON (RUSHIA ANNA³ MINDER, DAVID AUSTIN², JOHN¹) was born 19 September 1891 in Clifton Township, Traverse County, Minnesota, and died Unknown. He married KATHERINE SCOTT 27 November 1913 in Whitefish, Montana, daughter of HIRAM SCOTT. She was born 05 April 1897 in Balfor, North Dakota, and died Unknown.

Notes for GEORGE RAYMOND HANSON:
George Raymond Hanson, the second child born to Ole and Rushia (Minder) Hanson, was born, 19 September 1891, in Clifton Township, Traverse County, Minnesota. He served in the Navy in WWI. He was in the Used Car business along with his son, Raymond. He and his wife had two children, a girl and a boy.

Children of GEORGE HANSON and KATHERINE SCOTT are:

140.	i.		FRANCIS HELEN⁵ HANSON, b. 30 September 1914, Joplin, Montana; d. Unknown.
141.	ii.		RAYMOND GEORGE HANSON, b. 10 April 1916, Inverness, Montana; d. Unknown.

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