June Aanderud, age 87, passed away on Thursday, 27 Dec 2018 under hospice care. Funeral services were held at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, 5 Jan 2019 at First Lutheran Church in Brookings, SD. Burial of cremains will be held in Jun 2019 at the Viking Church Cemetery in block 3 plot 54.
June was born on 24 Sep 1931 in Devils Lake, ND to parents Oliver and Ingrid (Nelson) Norheim. She received her education in rural schools in ND and was a graduate of the Benson County High School in 1949. She was united in marriage to Wallace Aanderud on 18 Jun 1950 in Maddock, ND.
During her early working years, June was employed as a dental technician in Maddock and a dairy research lab technician at OSU and SDSU. She later received her real estate broker's license, owned and operated Aanderud Real Estate, Inc. in Brookings, being named "Realtor of the Year". In the 1980's with her daughter, Annette Luthy, she owned and operated Alternative Enterprises Home Care in Brookings and Black Hills Home Care in Deadwood, SD.
June was a member of First Lutheran Church in Brookings, Brookings Realtors Association, State Board of Realtors, South Dakota Association of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers, League of Women Voters (served as President), AARP, Sons of Norway, VFW Auxillary, President of Ki-Wives and church circle. She was active for many years as a Sunday school teacher and was a scouting and 4H leader. June studied art at SDSU, enjoyed pencil sketching and watercolor as well as visits to museums when traveling, with the Louvre in Paris being a highlight. She enjoyed singing, reading and writing, with work published in the South Dakota Conservation Digest, but particularly enjoyed being outdoors in nature, canoeing, camping, fishing and hunting with her husband and family.
In 2007 she fulfilled a life-long dream of visiting her ancestral homes near Oslo and Bergen, Norway.
Survivors include her daughters, Annette (John) Luthy of Volga, SD and Joan (Steve) Bailey of Minneapolis, MN; daughter-in-law, Dora Aanderud Dissmeyer of Florida; siblings, Roy Noeheim, Allen Norheim, Nadine Tisdale and Kay Nielsen; grandchildren Angela (John) Frances, Tonia (Rick) Bogue, Melissa (Joe) Wiedow, Brian (Andrea) Aanderud, Justus (Christina) Luthy, Dora Li (Dustin) Luthy Harrison, Jason (Theresa) Kratochvil, Crystal (James) Hoffman, Scott Bailey and Shaun Bailey; 24 great-grandchildren and 3 great-great-granchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband; son, Gary Aanderud; two infant children, Judith and Arlyn; one brother, Glenn Norheim and one grandson, Daniel Luthy.
June was born on 24 Sep 1931 in Devils Lake, ND to parents Oliver and Ingrid (Nelson) Norheim. She received her education in rural schools in ND and was a graduate of the Benson County High School in 1949. She was united in marriage to Wallace Aanderud on 18 Jun 1950 in Maddock, ND.
During her early working years, June was employed as a dental technician in Maddock and a dairy research lab technician at OSU and SDSU. She later received her real estate broker's license, owned and operated Aanderud Real Estate, Inc. in Brookings, being named "Realtor of the Year". In the 1980's with her daughter, Annette Luthy, she owned and operated Alternative Enterprises Home Care in Brookings and Black Hills Home Care in Deadwood, SD.
June was a member of First Lutheran Church in Brookings, Brookings Realtors Association, State Board of Realtors, South Dakota Association of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers, League of Women Voters (served as President), AARP, Sons of Norway, VFW Auxillary, President of Ki-Wives and church circle. She was active for many years as a Sunday school teacher and was a scouting and 4H leader. June studied art at SDSU, enjoyed pencil sketching and watercolor as well as visits to museums when traveling, with the Louvre in Paris being a highlight. She enjoyed singing, reading and writing, with work published in the South Dakota Conservation Digest, but particularly enjoyed being outdoors in nature, canoeing, camping, fishing and hunting with her husband and family.
In 2007 she fulfilled a life-long dream of visiting her ancestral homes near Oslo and Bergen, Norway.
Survivors include her daughters, Annette (John) Luthy of Volga, SD and Joan (Steve) Bailey of Minneapolis, MN; daughter-in-law, Dora Aanderud Dissmeyer of Florida; siblings, Roy Noeheim, Allen Norheim, Nadine Tisdale and Kay Nielsen; grandchildren Angela (John) Frances, Tonia (Rick) Bogue, Melissa (Joe) Wiedow, Brian (Andrea) Aanderud, Justus (Christina) Luthy, Dora Li (Dustin) Luthy Harrison, Jason (Theresa) Kratochvil, Crystal (James) Hoffman, Scott Bailey and Shaun Bailey; 24 great-grandchildren and 3 great-great-granchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband; son, Gary Aanderud; two infant children, Judith and Arlyn; one brother, Glenn Norheim and one grandson, Daniel Luthy.
June Aanderud, age 87, passed away on Thursday, 27 Dec 2018 under hospice care. Funeral services were held at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, 5 Jan 2019 at First Lutheran Church in Brookings, SD. Burial of cremains will be held in Jun 2019 at the Viking Church Cemetery in block 3 plot 54.
June was born on 24 Sep 1931 in Devils Lake, ND to parents Oliver and Ingrid (Nelson) Norheim. She received her education in rural schools in ND and was a graduate of the Benson County High School in 1949. She was united in marriage to Wallace Aanderud on 18 Jun 1950 in Maddock, ND.
During her early working years, June was employed as a dental technician in Maddock and a dairy research lab technician at OSU and SDSU. She later received her real estate broker's license, owned and operated Aanderud Real Estate, Inc. in Brookings, being named "Realtor of the Year". In the 1980's with her daughter, Annette Luthy, she owned and operated Alternative Enterprises Home Care in Brookings and Black Hills Home Care in Deadwood, SD.
June was a member of First Lutheran Church in Brookings, Brookings Realtors Association, State Board of Realtors, South Dakota Association of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers, League of Women Voters (served as President), AARP, Sons of Norway, VFW Auxillary, President of Ki-Wives and church circle. She was active for many years as a Sunday school teacher and was a scouting and 4H leader. June studied art at SDSU, enjoyed pencil sketching and watercolor as well as visits to museums when traveling, with the Louvre in Paris being a highlight. She enjoyed singing, reading and writing, with work published in the South Dakota Conservation Digest, but particularly enjoyed being outdoors in nature, canoeing, camping, fishing and hunting with her husband and family.
In 2007 she fulfilled a life-long dream of visiting her ancestral homes near Oslo and Bergen, Norway.
Survivors include her daughters, Annette (John) Luthy of Volga, SD and Joan (Steve) Bailey of Minneapolis, MN; daughter-in-law, Dora Aanderud Dissmeyer of Florida; siblings, Roy Noeheim, Allen Norheim, Nadine Tisdale and Kay Nielsen; grandchildren Angela (John) Frances, Tonia (Rick) Bogue, Melissa (Joe) Wiedow, Brian (Andrea) Aanderud, Justus (Christina) Luthy, Dora Li (Dustin) Luthy Harrison, Jason (Theresa) Kratochvil, Crystal (James) Hoffman, Scott Bailey and Shaun Bailey; 24 great-grandchildren and 3 great-great-granchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband; son, Gary Aanderud; two infant children, Judith and Arlyn; one brother, Glenn Norheim and one grandson, Daniel Luthy.
June was born on 24 Sep 1931 in Devils Lake, ND to parents Oliver and Ingrid (Nelson) Norheim. She received her education in rural schools in ND and was a graduate of the Benson County High School in 1949. She was united in marriage to Wallace Aanderud on 18 Jun 1950 in Maddock, ND.
During her early working years, June was employed as a dental technician in Maddock and a dairy research lab technician at OSU and SDSU. She later received her real estate broker's license, owned and operated Aanderud Real Estate, Inc. in Brookings, being named "Realtor of the Year". In the 1980's with her daughter, Annette Luthy, she owned and operated Alternative Enterprises Home Care in Brookings and Black Hills Home Care in Deadwood, SD.
June was a member of First Lutheran Church in Brookings, Brookings Realtors Association, State Board of Realtors, South Dakota Association of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers, League of Women Voters (served as President), AARP, Sons of Norway, VFW Auxillary, President of Ki-Wives and church circle. She was active for many years as a Sunday school teacher and was a scouting and 4H leader. June studied art at SDSU, enjoyed pencil sketching and watercolor as well as visits to museums when traveling, with the Louvre in Paris being a highlight. She enjoyed singing, reading and writing, with work published in the South Dakota Conservation Digest, but particularly enjoyed being outdoors in nature, canoeing, camping, fishing and hunting with her husband and family.
In 2007 she fulfilled a life-long dream of visiting her ancestral homes near Oslo and Bergen, Norway.
Survivors include her daughters, Annette (John) Luthy of Volga, SD and Joan (Steve) Bailey of Minneapolis, MN; daughter-in-law, Dora Aanderud Dissmeyer of Florida; siblings, Roy Noeheim, Allen Norheim, Nadine Tisdale and Kay Nielsen; grandchildren Angela (John) Frances, Tonia (Rick) Bogue, Melissa (Joe) Wiedow, Brian (Andrea) Aanderud, Justus (Christina) Luthy, Dora Li (Dustin) Luthy Harrison, Jason (Theresa) Kratochvil, Crystal (James) Hoffman, Scott Bailey and Shaun Bailey; 24 great-grandchildren and 3 great-great-granchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband; son, Gary Aanderud; two infant children, Judith and Arlyn; one brother, Glenn Norheim and one grandson, Daniel Luthy.
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