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m. 10 Apr 1943
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14 Apr 1920 |
Superior, Douglas Co., Wisconsin  |
| Christened |
21 Jul 1943 |
Pearl Harbor in Okinawa, Hawaii Co., Hawaii |
| Died |
1 Dec 1974 |
Hazel Crest, Cook Co., Illinois |
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Chicago Saint Mary's Cemetery, Cook Co., Illinois |
| Married |
10 Apr 1943 |
Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois |
| Father |
ANDERSON, Karl Evald (Evald) | F135 Group Sheet |
| Mother |
NILSDATTER, Borghild Andrine | F135 Group Sheet |
| Born |
23 Feb 1946 |
Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., Minnesota |
| Died |
23 Feb 1946 |
Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., Minnesota |
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23 Feb 1949 |
Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., Minnesota |
| Died |
4 Apr 2015 |
Greeley, Weld Co., Colorado |
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Living | F1 |
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26 Mar 1957 |
Chicago Holy Cross Hospital, Cook Co., Illinois |
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Chicago Saint Denis, Cook Co., Illinois |
| Died |
20 May 2021 |
Sacramento, Sacramento Co., California |
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Living | F10 |
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Married:
- Andy was raised in Duluth, Minneapolis. After High School, he joined the Navy around 1939, and was required to remain during World War II. He was at Pearl Harbor when it was bombed.
Dolores served in the Coast Guard during World War II, enlisting on July 9, 1943 and receiving an honorable discharge on August 27, 1945. She started as an Apprentice Seaman, and moved up to Seaman 2nd class, Storekeeper 3rd class, and finally Storekeeper 2nd class.
Andy married Dolores while in the service. After seven years in the Navy, he and Dolores moved to Chicago and Andy went to work with Ryerson Steel Company at 16th and Rockwell, Chicago's near South side, as a mechanical engineer.
Andy suffered from high blood pressure and glocoma in his forties, and had his first of many heart attacks at 52. He had a stroke around 53, and died of another heart attack at 54 while returning from driving his son, Robert, to college in Champaign, Illinois. He and Dolores had stopped at the oasis just outside of Chicago.
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