Spouse: David DIVITO. Patricia Lee FOX and David DIVITO were married.⁶ Children were: Candace Dawn DIVITO.

Children were: Michael James FOX, Robin Lee FOX.

Spouse: Mathilda Clara WAAGA. Mathilda Clara WAAGA and Rudolph J. FOX were married on 10 March 1914 in Moore, Fergus Co., MT.³ Children were: Anna Augusta FOX, Fayola May FOX, Robert John FOX, Theodore Edward FOX, David William "Bill" FOX.

Spouse: Anna May . Anna May and Theodore Edward FOX were divorced. They were married. Children were: Theodore Wayne FOX, Cathy FOX.

Spouse: Elaine . Elaine and Theodore Edward FOX were married. Children were: Dianna Lynne FOX, Linda Lee FOX, Beverly Ann FOX.

Spouse: George MARTINSON. Katherine FRAZER and George MARTINSON were married in 1938. They were divorced. Children were: Larry MARTINSON.

Spouse: Bernice Maggie WILLIAMS. Children were: Steve V. FRENGER, Patricia FRENGER.

!Infor. in file from Luella Thompson Feland.
Parents: Henry Vern FRENGER and Bernice Maggie WILLIAMS.

!Infor. in file from Luella Thompson Feland.
Parents: Henry Vern FRENGER and Bernice Maggie WILLIAMS.

Spouse: Bernice Maggie WILLIAMS. Bernice Maggie WILLIAMS and Henry Vern FRIENGER were married on 27 January 1947 in Missoula, MT.

Spouse: Chad Duane RHAMY. Jill Suzanne FRIESZ and Chad Duane RHAMY were married on 7 October 2000.

Spouse: Sharon COLLINS. Sharon COLLINS and Jim FRIESZ were married. Children were: Jill Suzanne FRIESZ.

Spouse: Oddny SANDSTØL.

Spouse: Albert Aloyises STADTMUELLER. Children were: Allen Joseph STADTMUELLER.

Spouse: Laura METZ. Laura METZ and Albert FUNKHOUSER were married. Children were: Paul FUNKHOUSER.

Spouse: Daniel William WEGENER. Judith Kay FUNKHOUSER and Daniel William WEGENER were married on 15 September 1961 in Englewood, CO. Children were: Daniel Paul WEGENER, David William WEGENER, Douglas Jay WEGENER.

!Infor. in file from Luella Thompson Feland.
He quit school in the 8th grade to help support is family. He joined the Navy in 1942 and was discharged in 1946, Paul met Verna in Shenandoah. He worked for the Barron Oil Company for several years and was a car salesman for 25 years. Verna and Paul retired in 1977 and spent winters in Pharr, TX, for 21 years. Parents: Albert FUNKHOUSER and Laura METZ.

Spouse: Verna Mae CLEVEN. Verna Mae CLEVEN and Paul FUNKHOUSER were married on 22 March 1935 in Shenandoah, Page Co., IA.³ Children were: Yvonne Lea FUNKHOUSER, Judith Kay FUNKHOUSER, Sherry Lynn FUNKHOUSER.

Spouse: Kirk Allen SHEARER. Sherry Lynn FUNKHOUSER and Kirk Allen SHEARER were married on 11 May 1969 in Emmanual Lutheran Church, Shenandoah, IA.³ Children were: Staci Lynn SHEARER, Jay Allen SHEARER.

Spouse: Robert STRONG. Yvonne Lea FUNKHOUSER and Robert STRONG were married on 30 March 1958 in Essex, IA.³ They³ were divorced. Children were: Scott Wesley STRONG, Lisa Rae STRONG, Michelle Ann STRONG.

Spouse: John Darwin THOMSON. Yvonne Lea FUNKHOUSER and John Darwin THOMSON were married on 20 February 1971.

Spouse: Tom REINAN. Barbara Ann GADBERRY and Tom REINAN were married on 27 August 1983. Children were: Katelyn Ann REINAN, Jennifer Amanda (Jennie) REINAN.

Spouse: Jana Louise LEDDY. Jana Louise LEDDY and Jon Michael GADBERRY were married on 25 July 1992 in Hillsboro, ND. Children were: Jon (Jack) Michael GADBERRY, Elizabeth Victoria GADBERRY.

Spouse: Michelle Lisa (Shelly) SCHUSTER. Michelle Lisa (Shelly) SCHUSTER and Mark Jeffrey GADBERRY were married on 11 May 1996. Children were: Sadie Michelle GADBERRY, Amelia Rose (Emma) GADBERRY.

Spouse: Carolyn Nilette HANSON. Carolyn Nilette HANSON and Ronald GADBERRY were married on 20 December 1957 in Fargo, ND. Children were: Barbara Ann GADBERRY, Ronald Dean GADBERRY, Jon Michael GADBERRY, Mark Jeffrey GADBERRY, Karen Nilette GADBERRY.

Spouse: Anita Joy MOORE. Anita Joy MOORE and Fred GAEHRING were married in November 1967 in Boise, Idaho.³ They³ were divorced.

Spouse: Wanda CAMBELL. Wanda CAMBELL and Bennie GAGE were married. Children were: Jan Allen GAGE.

Spouse: Denise Elaine RHAMY. Denise Elaine RHAMY and Jan Allen GAGE were married on 6 October 1976.³ They³ were divorced. Children were: Heather Elaine GAGE, Anthony Allen GAGE.

Spouse: Sharon Diane THOMPSON. Sharon Diane THOMPSON and Marcos (Mike) (Michael) GALINDO were married on 4 December 1984.

Spouse: Terry Lynn SAY. Children were: Sean Patrick GALLAGHER, Kelly Gwendolyn GALLAGHER, Darin James GALLAGHER.

Spouse: Shilo Amber-Dahn KLUTH. Shilo Amber-Dahn KLUTH and Donald GAMES were divorced. Children were: Teren James MCMILLAN, Tristiana Dahn McMillan- GAMES.

Spouse: Lewis Bernhard APELAND. Helen Irene GAMLEM and Lewis Bernhard APELAND were married on 19 September 1918.³ Children were: Claudia Marie APELAND, Jerry Lewis APELAND, Janet Elaine APELAND, Elizabeth Ann APELAND.

Spouse: JOHNSON.

Gerald Gappert 30, of Fairbanks Alaska was killed in a snowmobile accident Saturday night in Fairbanks. No other details are available. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, Jan. 31 in Fairbanks.
Gerald who moved to Alaska about 6 years ago, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gappert of Carson. He was married to Charmaine Thompson, formerly of Almont. Survivors include his wife, a son and his parent.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thiel, aunt and uncle of Charmaine, received word of the accident Sunday morning.

Service slated for Gappert, Service will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Chapel of Chimes funeral home for Gerald G. Gappert, 30 0f Fairbanks who died Saturday from injuries sustained in a snowmobile accident the same day.
Visitation will be from 7 to 9 tonight at the mortuary.
Gappert a native of Carson, North Dakota, came to Fairbanks in the late 1960's and was a sportsman, hunter, trapper and construction worker with Operating Engineers local 302.
Survivors include his wife Charmaine, and son, Gregg; brother and sisters, Jim Gappert and Bonnie Johnson, both of Fairbanks; another brother Roy Gappert of Grand Forks, North Dakota; other sisters Joan Woodbury of Carson , North Dakota, and Joy Hirshbrunner of Soap Lake, Washington, and parents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gappert of Tanasket, Wash.
The family requests that in lieu of flowers donations be made in Gappert's name to the American Diabetes Association.
Legal 10,010, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, in the matter of the estate of Gerald Gordon Gappert, Deceased,
Notice To Creditors. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed personal representative of the above named estate. All persons having claims against Gerald Gorden Gappert are required to present their claims within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice, or their claims will be forever barred. Claims must be presented either to the undersigned in care of her attorneys, Call, Haycraft and Fenton, 1919 Lathrop
Street, Suite 206, Fairbanks, Alaska, or filed with the court. Dated at Fairbanks, Alaska this 19 day of January, 1976. Charmaine K. Gappert, publish January 20, 22, February 3.

We wish to take this opportunity to express our thanks for your thoughtfulness and kind words in our sorrow over the loss of our husband and father, Gerald Gordon Gappert. Charmaine and Greg Gappert
A letter in file; Gerald was born in Mandan, North Dakota in the Mandan Deaconess Hospital, and was raised on a farm in the community known as Blue Grass. He started school 5 years of age 1/4 mile from home, and walked home for lunch. His first teacher was Helen Doll. his first 8 years of school were in this little one room country school. Gerald got rheumatic fever when he was nine years old, and was a very sick boy, and was left with a bad heart murmur.
He graduated from the eight grade with his sister Bonnie in Oliver County, at Center, North Dakota. Gerald and Bonnie started high school together at New Salem he played football and basketball in high school, after two years his parents moved to the heart river 15 miles north of Carson, No. Dak. in Grant County. He graduated from Carson, No. Dak. in 1965.
Gerald was an amaeter cowboy and did wild cow milking in the Almont rodeo and took first place. He also rode bulls in the New Salem, Carson, and Almont rodeo. He rode a wild buffalo in the Fort Yates rodeo and made quite a ride.
After High School he tryed to join the service and didn't pass because of his hearing He then bought a 14 foot New Holland hay and grain swather in 1965, and did custom swathing all over the state of N. D. That fall he and Larry Dawson followed a combining crew to Colorado and helped combine Maize. After that he hauled sugar beets in Colorado and worked his way to Norman, Oklahoma, and worked on an oil rig. He came home to his parents farm for xmas in 1965. in 1966 he swathed grain and hay and worked for the Grant County Soil Conservation Service. In 1967 in April he left for Fairbanks Alaska, with Dale
Johnson the summer of 67'68 he spent working construction, and returned to North Dakota for winters. In April of 69 he came back to Alaska with Derald and Bonnie Johnson, and Dale Johnson. He then stayed in Alaska until June of 1975 when he went to Washington for 1 week to visit his parents.
On Sept. 5, 1970, he was married at the Zion Lutheran Church in Fairbanks and moved to 3367 Davis Road where he was still living there at the time of his death.
He joined (laborers hall) the Union of Operating Engineers, Local 302, in July of 1971 and worked as service oiler on the four lane highway through town. He spent 1 1/2 yrs working on the Fairbanks Anchorage Highway near Mt. McKinley. The last couple of years he worked on the Trans-Alaska pipe line. In 1974 Gerald helped move the last cat train to go to the North slope before the road, taking equipment from Bettles, Alaska to Franklin Bluff. It took 9 days to get there, working 18-20 hours a day.
In 1970 Gerald started trapping, spending many long and hard hours on his snow machine He and his partner LeRoy Shank checked traps every Sunday and at least once during the week. they originally Murphy Dome and 15 mile Livengood Rd.. then in 1974 they purchased a trap line on Beaver Creek for $800 .00. His dream was to trap a Wolverine and on christmas eve 1975 he finally caught one. They trapped mainly for Martin and Lynx, with hopes of catching some wolves, but that was never realized. Gerald also hunted wolves from an airplane. He was a gunner for Jerry Landgrebe. He did this for 1 season, then annual hunting was no longer legal. He also went sheep hunting in the Brooks Range twice . The
first time getting a 3/4 curl ram, and in 1975 he got a full curl ram.
On December 27, 1975, we went out to his brother Jim house to work on snowmachines. Gerald's machine had to have the clutch serviced so he could go trapping Sunday they worked on machines all morning and Jim's wife Kathy and I took Greg to see Snow White. We returned home about 2:30 in the afternoon and Gerald and Jim had taken their machines out to make sure they were working right. They rode around the neighborhood at 2 Mile Badger Road for a while then stopped in to visit a friend of Gerald's. they visited with Gene Scott, then about 8:00 pm left there and were on their way back to Jim's for supper. They
were about 2 blocks from Jim's when the accident occured. Greg saw flashing red lights and came to show them to me. Kathy and I went outside as an ambulance arrived. We asked Ray Wilbur to drive around the area then because seeing the ambulance made us nervous. Ray came back and told us it was their snow machines and they had been taken to the hospital. So Ray took Kathy and I to the hospital about 10:30 where we waited till after midnite when the trooper came to give us the news.
Gerald was baptised in the United Church of Christ as a baby, and was confirmed into that faith at 14 years of age.
Parents: Gordon GAPPERT.

Spouse: Charmaine Kae THOMPSON. Charmaine Kae THOMPSON and Gerald Gordon GAPPERT were married on 5 September 1970 in Fairbanks, Alaska.³ Children were: Greg Gerald GAPPERT.

Children were: Jim G. GAPPERT, Bonnie GAPPERT, Roy GAPPERT, Joan GAPPERT, Joy GAPPERT, Gerald Gordon GAPPERT.

Spouse: WOODBURY.