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     Frances M. Frush was born circa 1842 at Indiana.¹ She was the daughter of Elisha Frush and Rachel McClintock.

     Nathan Frush was born circa 1846 at Indiana.¹ He was the son of Elisha Frush and Rachel McClintock. Nathan Frush married Ida Taylor on 12 October 1895 at Elkhart Co., Indiana?.¹

     Sarah Ann Frush was born circa 1840 at Indiana.¹ She was the daughter of Elisha Frush and Rachel McClintock.

     Harry L. Fry was born in 1879.¹ He married Carrie Estelle Harn, daughter of George Wesley Harn and Alice Elenor Crowch. Harry L. Fry died in 1953.¹ He was buried at Graceland Cemetery, Fairbury, Livingston Co., Illinois.¹

     Albert Olaus Frydenlund was born on 14 March 1887 at Faribault, Rice Co., Minnesota.¹ He married Clara Louise Ableman, daughter of William Frederick Ableman and Caroline Bredemeyer, on 3 September 1919 at Faribault, Rice Co., Minnesota. Albert Olaus Frydenlund died on 5 September 1987 at Faribault, Rice Co., Minnesota, at age 100.¹ He was buried at Meadow Ridge Memorial Park, Faribault, Rice Co., Minnesota.¹

     Stanley Frydenlund died on 17 October 1920 at Rice Co., Minnesota. He was born on 17 October 1920 at Rice Co., Minnesota. He was the son of Albert Olaus Frydenlund and Clara Louise Ableman.

     Frances Fuchs was born in 1748 at Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania.¹ She married Jacob Leighty. Frances Fuchs died in November 1840 at Fayette Co., Pennsylvania.¹ She was buried at Leighty Family Cemetery, Vanderbilt, Fayette Co., Pennsylvania.¹

     Eva Adelaide Fuller was born on 27 December 1887 at Indiana.¹ She married John Jay Greenwood, son of Van Buren Greenwood and Harriet Longley, in 1920.¹ Eva Adelaide Fuller died on 21 February 1982 at Indiana at age 94.¹ She was buried at Harris Prairie Cemetery, Granger, St. Joseph Co., Indiana.¹

     Krista L. Fuller married Jay Allen Marsonette, son of Wallace Carl Marsonette and Mary Dorothy Tracey, on 17 April 1994 at Pierce Co., Washington.¹

     Oregon Land Claims. Laura Minerva Fuller was born on 17 December 1815 at Cuyahoga Co., Ohio.¹ She married Calvin Reed Jr., son of Calvin Reed and Olivia Elizabeth Warner, on 4 October 1834 at Olmsted, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio.¹ Laura Minerva Fuller died in 1850 at Julesburg, Sedgwick Co., Colorado.¹ She was buried at The Oregon Trail, USA.^1,2

     Catharine Funk was born circa 1817 at Chillicothe, Ross Co., Ohio.¹ She married William Ruple, son of Jacob Ruple and Abigail McLintick(), at Kosciusko Co., Indiana. Catharine Funk died on 19 December 1891.^1,2 She was buried at Concord Cemetery, Kosciusko Co., Indiana.^1,2 Daughter of Fredrick and Elizabeth (DARR) Funk.

     Catherine Funk was born in 1817 at Ohio. She married Jacob Ruple, son of John Rupel and Elizabeth Bird (Byrd), on 14 March 1839 at Indiana. Catherine Funk died on 19 December 1891 at Indiana.¹ She was buried at Concord Cemetery, Kosciusko Co., Indiana.¹

     Jim Funke married Norma Kaye Joy, daughter of Elwood Russell Joy and Leota Blanche Noel, in 1975.

     Dorothy Jean Fusaro was born on 5 December 1925 at Westchester Co., New York.^2,3 She was the daughter of Romeo Fusaro and Annette Bellucci.⁴ Dorothy Jean Fusaro married Paul Henry Harn Jr., son of Paul Henry Harn Sr. and Marie Florence (Louise?) Gladwish, on 28 December 1946 at St. Andrews Church, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio.^1,2 Dorothy Jean Fusaro married Melvin Singer in 1978.⁴ Dorothy Jean Fusaro died on 3 May 2009 at Woodstock, Cherokee Co., Georgia, at age 83. She was buried at Arlington Memorial Park, Sandy Springs, Fulton Co, Georgia.³

Obituary for Dorothy Harn:

HARN, Dorothy
Dorothy Jean Fusaro HARN passed away May 3, 2009 at the age of 83. The 2nd daughter of Romeo Fusaro and Annette Bellucci, she was born in New York City in 1925 and lived in Scarsdale, NY, Cincinnati, OH and Birmingham, MI before settling in Atlanta in 1973. After the death of her husband Paul H. Harn, Jr. in 1974, she married Melvin Singer in 1978. Melvin passed away in 2000. "Dotty" is survived by her sister, Gloria Ann Fusaro Bernardini of Ft. Thomas, KY, 3 sons, Stephen M. Harn of Woodstock, GA, Daniel T. Harn of Pompano Beach, FL and John P. Harn of Beaverton, OR, 8 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren. Memorial mass Monday, May 11, 2009 at 11:00AM at St. Michaels Catholic Church in Woodstock, GA. Remembrances can be sent to St. Jude's Children Hospital. Cremation Society of the SOUTH in Marietta is in charge of the arrangements (770) 420-5557.
Funeral Home:
Cremation Society of the SOUTH
595 Franklin Rd SE Marietta, GA 30067

Published in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on May 6, 2009
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     Gloria Fusaro was born on 25 July 1922. She was the daughter of Romeo Fusaro and Annette Bellucci. Gloria Fusaro died on 26 November 2012 at University of Cinncinati Hospital, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio, at age 90.

     Romeo Fusaro was born in 1890 at Italy.² He married Annette Bellucci.¹ Romeo Fusaro died in 1980.² He was buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens North, Pompano Beach, Broward Co., Florida.²

     Her Ancestral File Number is B4DB-C4. Susie Elmira Futch married Jessie A. Hearn, son of William Henry Hearn and Elizabeth Ann Ausborn.

     Eva Pauline Gabbard was born on 12 December 1918 at Vincent, Owsley Co., Kentucky.¹ She married Philip Maynard Hildebrandt, son of William Adam Hildebrandt and Nellie Pearl Moore.¹ Eva Pauline Gabbard died on 13 April 2005 at Clermont Co., Ohio, at age 86.¹

     SOURCE: Mildred Harn letter March 1995. Edna Beryl Gadd was born in April 1888 at Pennsylvania. She married Edgar Harn, son of Morgan Harn and Ariadne Hackney, on 22 July 1908 at Uniontown, Fayette Co., Pennsylvania.¹ Edna Beryl Gadd died on 11 May 1965 at Warren, Trumbull Co., Ohio, at age 77.

     Olive Myrtle Gadd was born on 27 August 1900 at Luzerne Twsp., Fayette Co., Pennsylvania.¹ She married Jewel Haney, son of Milton Smith Haney and Frances Fannie Harn. Olive Myrtle Gadd died on 25 July 1963 at Franklin, Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania, at age 62.¹ She was buried at Redstone Cemetery, Brownsville, Fayette Co., Pennsylvania.¹

     Gurney Ralph Gaines was born on 6 June 1883 at Dent Co., Misouri.¹ He was the son of Thomas Monroe Gaines and Sarah Elizabeth Warfel. Gurney Ralph Gaines married Laura B. Welch. Gurney Ralph Gaines died on 7 October 1917 at Dent Co., Misouri, at age 34.¹ He was buried at Miner Cemetery, Salem, Dent Co., Misouri.¹

     Richard Thomas Gaines was born on 19 April 1907 at Misouri.¹ He was the son of Gurney Ralph Gaines and Laura B. Welch. Richard Thomas Gaines married Lorieta M. Dowding. Richard Thomas Gaines died in June 1980 at Phoenix, Maricopa Co., Arizona, at age 73.¹ He was buried at Greenwood Memory Lawn Cemetery, Phoenix, Maricopa Co., Arizona.¹

     Thomas Monroe Gaines was born on 1 December 1858 at Tennessee.¹ He married Sarah Elizabeth Warfel, daughter of James Alexander Warfel and Martle Helen Hopkins, in 1882.¹ Thomas Monroe Gaines married Anna Elizabeth Warfel, daughter of Thomas Edward Warfel and Nancy Jane Hopkins, in 1903. Thomas Monroe Gaines died on 16 June 1923 at Salem, Dent Co., Misouri, at age 64.¹ He was buried at Miner Cemetery, Salem, Dent Co., Misouri.¹

     Allison Gale is the daughter of Samuel Corser Gale Jr. and Susan Eilert Motherwell.¹

     Ann Goddard Gale is the daughter of Jeremy Nestaval Gale and Donna Mae Anderson. Ann Goddard Gale married Andrew Munkacsi.

     David Chester Gale is the son of Samuel Corser Gale Jr. and Susan Eilert Motherwell.¹ David Chester Gale married Ann Raake on 29 November 1980 at Milwaukee Co., Wisconsin.² David Chester Gale married Linda Lee Koch on 24 November 1995 at Ozaukee Co., Wisconsin.³

     Harlow Stearns Gale was born on 29 June 1862 at Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., Minnesota.¹ He married Mary Corser on 1 October 1892.¹ Harlow Stearns Gale graduated circa 1916 at Yale University, New Haven, New Haven Co., Connecticut.¹ Harlow Stearns Gale was a professor of psychology.¹

     SOURCE: Hal J. Nestaval letter 16Mar1992. SOURCE: Jerry E. Nestaval letter 26Mar1992. Jeremy Nestaval Gale was born on 20 October 1933 at Cook Co., Illinois. He was the son of Samuel Chester Gale and Stella Barbara Nestaval. Jeremy Nestaval Gale graduated in 1955 at University of Minnesota, Minnesota, Bachelor of Arts degree.¹ He graduated in 1955 at Washburn High School, Washburn, Hennepin Co., Minnesota.¹ He married Donna Mae Anderson on 6 July 1962 at Williston, Williams Co., North Dakota. Jeremy Nestaval Gale lived in September 1979 at Deephaven, Hennepin Co., Minnesota.² Alive when his brother died in 2002.³ He died on 12 March 2022 at Deephaven, Hennepin Co., Minnesota, at age 88.¹


Jeremy Nestaval 'Jerry' Gale

Gale, Jeremy Nestaval "Jerry" of Deephaven, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by family on Saturday March 12, 2022 at the age of 88 due to complications caused by Parkinson's Disease. He is remembered as an unconditionally affectionate, loving and supportive husband, father, father-in-law, grandfather, uncle and friend. His humility, kindness, generosity, and sense of humor were a gift to all who had the pleasure to know him. Jerry was raised with his brother Sam by parents Samuel and Stella in South Minneapolis where he enjoyed a fun and loving childhood. He attended Washburn High School (Class of '51), graduated from The University of Minnesota with a BA degree in 1955, and joined the US Navy in 1958. He served as a Communications Officer in the Philippines and Coronado Island, California. After naval service he studied design at Chouinard Art Institute, California and while visiting Minneapolis on a school break, he met and fell in love with Donna Anderson. They married in 1962 and in 1965 settled in Deephaven where they raised their two children and have happily resided ever since. Jerry was a well-respected Art Director in the Minneapolis advertising scene until retirement, making many lifelong friends along the way. Jerry was an accomplished competitive swimmer from a young age, known for his effortless style. He enjoyed a lifetime of swimming, providing friends and family with fond memories around the pool at home. He built custom model airplanes to satisfy his interest in the history of military aircraft and after retirement became a pastel painter, masterfully breathing life into the beautiful locations of his travels. His varied talents and interests allowed him to live a rich life and his legacy lives on through his creativity and those he inspired. He is preceded in death by parents, Samuel Chester Gale and Stella Nestaval Gale, and brother Samuel Corser Gale. He is survived by his devoted wife Donna, son Samuel (Liane), daughter Ann (Andrew Munkacsi), and grandsons Matthew and Magnus. The family would like to thank each individual of the Park Nicollet Hospice and Visiting Angels teams who cared for Jerry at the end of his life. A public memorial service will be held at Plymouth Congregational Church at a later date to be announced.
Published on March 27, 2022

https://www.startribune.com/obituaries/detail/0000420306/.¹

     Samuel Chester Gale was born on 20 July 1895 at Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., Minnesota.^1,2,3 He was the son of Harlow Stearns Gale and Mary Corser. Samuel Chester Gale was born circa 1896 at Minnesota. He began military service between June 1916 and October 1916 at 1st Minnesota Field Artillery, Villa Punitive Expedition, Mexican border.⁴ He graduated in 1917 at University of Minnesota, Minnesota, Bachelor of Arts degree.³

World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Name: Samuel C Gale
City: Minneapolis
County: Hennepin
State: Minnesota
Birthplace: Minnesota;United States of America
Birth Date: 20 Jul 1895
Race: Caucasian (White)
Roll: 1675521
DraftBoard: 2

Source Citation: Registration Location: Hennepin County, Minnesota;
Roll: 1675521; Draft Board: 2.
Source Information:
Ancestry.com. World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 (database on-line). Provo, UT, USA.
He began military service between 1917 and 1920 at 16th Field Artillery, 4th Division, American Expeditionary Forces, France, saw action in the Aisne-Marne, St. Mihiel, and Meuse-Argonne offensives. He was wounded in the last-named action, and received the Croix de Guerre for his service to France.³
Not find Sam Gale in the 1920 MN soundex. He married Stella Barbara Nestaval, daughter of Joseph Nestaval and Anna Factor, on 3 June 1926.^5,3
New York Passenger lists from the ship Rochambeau arriving in New York from Le Havre, France, with Samuel C. Gale, his wife Stella.⁶
SOURCE: Hal J. Nestaval letter 16Mar1992, listed children. SOURCE: Kirk Z. Nestaval letter 24Feb1992. New York Passenger lists from Queen Elizabeth arriving in New York from Cherbough-France, with Samuel C. Gale, his wife Stella and son Samuel.⁷ Samuel Chester Gale was employed by advertising department between 1921 and 1955 at General Mills, Inc., Minnesota.³ He retired on 1 June 1955 at General Mills, Inc., Minnesota.³


GALE, Samuel Chester
     Former vice president in charge of marketing, public relations and advertising for General Mills, Inc., at Minneapolis, Minnesota, Samuel C. Gale devoted forty years to the company. He was active in business, community and educational endeavors.
Born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on July 20, 1895, he was the son of Harlow and Mary (Corser) Gale. His father, a professor of psychology, was born in Minneapolis in 1862. A Yale University alumnus, he undertook postgraduate studies at Yale, Cambridge, and Leipzig universities. Mary (Corser) Gale was an 1885 graduate of Cornell University. Samuel Chester Gale was educated in the public schools of Minneapolis, and obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Minnesota in 1917.
He began his business career in the advertising department of General Mills, Inc., and its predecessor, Washburn Crosby Company, in 1921. He was advanced to manager of the department in 1926, and served in that capacity until 1942. Mr. Gale is credited with selecting the title "Jack Armstrong, the All-American Boy," for the radio adventure serial, sponsored by General Mills, which ran for eighteen years. In January 1943, he was made vice president in charge of advertising, home service, public relations, and market analysis, retaining that post until his retirement on June 1, 1955. Following his formal retirement, he continued to serve as a consultant to the firm.
Active in educational affairs, he was a member and vice chairman of the Citizens National Commission for Public Schools (1950-1956) ; and a member and chairman of the Minnesota Governor's Committee on Higher Education (1956-1957), in which capacity he was the co-author of a printed report, "Minnesota’s Stake in the Future.” He served as chairman of the American Association for the United Nations, the Minneapolis Committee on Public Education (1946-1948), and trustee and chairman of the Program Committee of KTCA-TV Educational TV Station. The Samuel C. Gale Conference Room at this television station has been named in his honor, and has been donated by his many friends.
Mr. Gale was active in public service for many years. As chairman of the Advertising Council in 1950-1951, he participated in numerous events in the United States, and abroad, including a mission to confer with Economic Co-operation Administration headquarters in Paris on communications with peoples of the countries aided by this organization. He delivered an address with Cyril Duckett, of Great Britain, and Dr. Francis Elvinger, of Paris, in the closing session of the International Advertising Conference in London, in 1951, on the subject “The Social Responsibility of Advertising.” He
also served as director of the Advertising Council.
In 1950, Mr. Gale was a member of the Committee which started the Crusade for Freedom, and served as Minnesota state chairman in 1955-1956. He was a member of the Foreign Policy Association and vice chairman of the local branch of the association in 1943.
During his career he addressed scores of business, community, and educational groups throughout the United States, giving particular attention to advanced management courses concerning advertising, communications, public relations and related topics, at Harvard, Columbia, Illinois, and Washington Universities. He also delivered a number of special addresses, among them a speech at the 1956 Mid-summer Commencement at the University of Minnesota, entitled “A Healthful Climate for Education.” Mr. Gale received the Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce Award for Outstanding Community Service in 1955, and in 1950 the University of Missouri, at Columbia, made him an honorary member of the journalism fraternity Alpha Delta Sigma.
His business memberships included the following groups: Advertising Federation of America; American Marketing Association; American Public Relations Society; Advertising Council; Advertising Club. He also belonged to the Minneapolis Club, Fifty-Five Club, and the Skylight Club. He was a member of Phi Sigma Kappa, and Phi Beta Kappa, and the S. C. Gale Chapter of Alpha Delta Sigma at the University of Minnesota was named in his honor. In 1952, Mr. Gale received the "Outstanding Achievement Award” from the university, which is conferred annually on the school’s outstanding alumnus. For recreation, he enjoyed music, primarily symphonic and operatic; drama, reading, gardening, boating, and tennis.
Prior to World War I, Mr. Gale saw military duty on the Mexican border from June to October 1916, with the 1st Minnesota Field Artillery, Villa Punitive Expedition. During World War I, he held the rank of lieutenant in the 16th Field Artillery, 4th Division, American Expeditionary Forces (1917-1920), and saw action in the Aisne-Marne, St. Mihiel, and Meuse-Argonne offensives. He was wounded in the last-named action, and received the Croix de Guerre for his service to France.
Samuel Chester Gale and the former Stella Barbara Nestaval, daughter of Joseph and Anna (Factor) Nestaval, of Minneapolis, were married on June 3, 1926. Mrs. Gale’s father, a farmer, was born in Czechoslovakia. Her mother was born in Chicago, of Czech parentage. Mrs. Gale is active in public life serving as president of the Minneapolis League of Women Voters from 1951 to 1955, and as a member of the Minneapolis School Board for six years. The Gales became the parents of two sons: 1. Jeremy Nestaval. 2. Samuel Corser.
Mr. Gale’s eminent career and lifelong dedication to public service came to an end with his death at the age of sixty- five, on February 7, 1961, at Minneapolis.³ He died on 7 February 1961 at Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., Minnesota, at age 65; Certificate Number:     021856.^8,3 He was buried at Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery, Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., Minnesota.²

     His Social Security Number was 474-36-5788 issued in Minnesota, listed born 16Jul1936 and died 04Dec2002. Samuel Corser Gale Jr. was born on 16 July 1936 at Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois.¹ He was born on 16 July 1936 at Minnesota.² He was the son of Samuel Chester Gale and Stella Barbara Nestaval. Samuel Corser Gale Jr. was born circa 1937 at Illinois info from 1940 MN Census. New York Passenger lists from Queen Elizabeth arriving in New York from Cherbough-France, with Samuel C. Gale, his wife Stella and son Samuel.³ He graduated in 1954 at Washburn High School, Washburn, Hennepin Co., Minnesota.² He married Susan Eilert Motherwell, daughter of Grover David Motherwell and Agnes Irene Holleman, on 16 November 1957 at Mount Olivet Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., Minnesota.² Samuel Corser Gale Jr. graduated in 1960 at University of Minnesota, Minnesota.² He lived in 1966 at Washington, District of Columbia, District of Columbia.¹ He lived in September 1979 at Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California.⁴ SOURCE: Hal J. Nestaval letter 16Mar1992. He lived in December 2002 at Egg Harbor, Door Co., Wisconsin.² The cause of death was pancreatic cancer.² He died on 4 December 2002 at Egg Harbor, Door Co., Wisconsin, at age 66.²

Following obituary for Samuel C. Gale in Minneapolis Star Tribune newspaper on 03Jan2003:

Samuel C. Gale
Samuel C. Gale. Age 66, of Egg Harbor, WI, on Dec. 4, 2002, following a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer. Born July 16, 1936, the son of Samuel and Stella Gale of Minneapolis. Graduated 1954, Washburn High School, and in 1960, University of Minnesota where he served as the first president of Alpha Delta Sigma, professional journalism fraternity. Married Susan Motherwell in 1957. Sam served in the U.S. Navy as an air crewman with Heavy Attack Squadron 16 in the Pacific. It was here that he developed his life-long love of flying. He got his license soon after leaving the service and enjoyed gliding as well as powered flying the rest of his life. Sam began his business career in the east working in Burlington, VT, Washington, DC and New Canaan, CT before moving to California where he became involved with the commercial roofing business as a marketing consultant. He soon became involved with the management and installation phases of the business. Sam finally developed his own company, Courser and Associates before moving to Door County, WI, to enjoy a more rural lifestyle. He continued to be called on by the legal profession as an expert witness in roofing litigation. He authored and published two books on the subject of commercial roofing. Sam was a champion swimmer in high school and, in his later years, taught swimming to youngsters at the Northern Door County YMCA. Sam is survived by his wife, Susan; a son, David; daughters, Susanne and Allison; grand-daughters, Amanda and Brittany; brother, Jerry (Donna) Gale; niece, Ann Gale; and nephew, Sam (Liane) Gale. Private burial. Memorial gathering at later date.

Published in Star Tribune on January 3, 2003.²