Part 3 - The Klein Connection
Part 3 - The Klein Connection
Part 3 - The Klein Connection
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From "A <strong>Klein</strong> Family History 1815 - 1981", by Dorothy <strong>Klein</strong> Luers<br />
4. Joseph – July 2, 1920 – February 17,1997<br />
Finally a boy! Joe was always such a neat, quiet, handsome boy who never bothered or got in anyone's way.<br />
While a kid it is hard to remember a time when a parent raised a voice or punished him. <strong>The</strong>n when he grew up<br />
all devilment broke loose when he and Laura became a team. After the Sunday family get-togethers, Mary<br />
would tell how sore her sides were from laughing at the kids. "That Laura and Joe do the craziest things!"<br />
Imagine with the right manager how far they could have gone.<br />
Joe's sense of humor is precious but he does have a serious side too. After school he worked at the Porter<br />
home, near Hopkins, taking care of the grounds and farm. Here he met Dee. <strong>The</strong>n he took up plumbing and<br />
heating with the Porter Company, in Minneapolis. On July 31, 1946, Joe married Delores Mary Doherty. Dee<br />
is the daughter of Fred and Norma Doherty, but she was raised by her grandparents, William J. and Ethel<br />
Schon in Minneapolis. <strong>The</strong>y made their home in Eden Prairie.<br />
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