Part 3 - The Klein Connection
Part 3 - The Klein Connection
Part 3 - The Klein Connection
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Weekly Valley Herald, June 8, 1967<br />
Retired Town Board Official . . . William <strong>Klein</strong>, 80 Laid to Final Rest<br />
Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. last Friday, May 26, at St. Hubert Catholic Church in Chanhassen. Mr.<br />
<strong>Klein</strong> died Wednesday of last week, May 24, at Friendship Manor Nursing Home in Shakopee.<br />
His nephew, the Reverend Raymond Marschall of St. Michael's on the Hill in St. Paul, officiated. Phillip<br />
Funeral Home of Shakopee was in charge of arrangements. Interment was in St. Hubert cemetery at<br />
Chanhassen.<br />
Pallbearers were grandsons, Leo Fourre of St. Paul, Michael and Robert <strong>Klein</strong> of Eden Prairie, Douglas<br />
<strong>Klein</strong> of Chanhassen and Larry and Thomas Conroy of Savage.<br />
<strong>The</strong> deceased, a retired farmer of the Chanhassen area and member of the Chanhassen Town Board for more<br />
than 20 years, was born June 12, 1886, at Chanhassen.<br />
On May 27, 1913, he married Mary Thul at Excelsior, and she survives. He attended St. Hubert parochial<br />
school in Chanhassen and farmed in the Chanhassen area until his retirement due to ill health.<br />
Also surviving are four daughters, Mr. Ed (Bernadette) Hartman of Excelsior, Mrs. Martin (Florence)<br />
Conroy of Savage, Mrs. Wyman (Laura) Fourre of St. Paul and Mrs. Clarence (Mary) Schleicher of St. Paul;<br />
three sons, Willis and Francis of Chanhassen and Joseph of Eden Prairie; three sisters, Mrs. William<br />
Marschall, Mrs. Mary Kerber and Catherine <strong>Klein</strong>, all of Shakopee; three brothers, Ray <strong>Klein</strong> of Shakopee,<br />
Henry <strong>Klein</strong> of Mound and Carl <strong>Klein</strong>, of Spicer Minnesota, and 25 grandchildren.<br />
Shakopee Valley News, August 8, 1979<br />
Mary <strong>Klein</strong><br />
Mary <strong>Klein</strong>, of Friendship Manor, formerly of Chanhassen died August 1 at Friendship Manor. She was 92.<br />
Mary Thul was born August 11, 1886 in Marystown, to Mathias and Catherine (Mergens) Thul. She was<br />
married to William F. <strong>Klein</strong> at Excelsior, May 27, 1913. Her parents preceded her in death.<br />
Mrs. <strong>Klein</strong> is survived by two sons, Joseph, Eden Prairie and Willis, Chanhassen; four daughters, Bernadette<br />
Hartman, Excelsior, Florence Conroy, Prior Lake, Laura Fourre, St. Paul and Mary Schleicher, Circle Pines, a<br />
daughter-in-law, Cornelia <strong>Klein</strong>, Chanhassen; 27 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. A son, Francis,<br />
Chanhassen, preceded her in death. She is also survived by two sisters, Cecelia Miller, Hopkins and<br />
Hildegarde Joswick, Deephaven.<br />
Services were held August 4, at St. Hubert’s Catholic Church, Chanhassen, with the Rev. Armand Lubansky<br />
presiding. Pallbearers were Douglas, Mark and Michael <strong>Klein</strong>, Leo Fourre, Kevin Schleicher and Tom<br />
Conroy. She was buried in St. Hubert’s Cemetery. Philipp Funeral Home, Shakopee, was in charge of<br />
arrangements.<br />
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