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Glen H. Wollenberg, 78, Overland Park, Kan., anesthetized abroad Wednesday (10/07/09) in Overland Park, Kan. afterward a abrupt illness. Glen was built-in November 3, 1930 at Odell, Neb. and proudly served in the U.S. Navy afterward graduation from Marysville (KS) High School. In 1955, Glen affiliated his sweetheart Ruth (Dexter) Wollenberg at the Little Brown Church in the Vale in Nashua, Iowa and confused to Lincoln, Nb., area their two daughters were born. Glen formed for Sidels Company in Lincoln and again began a continued and acknowledged career with Farmland Industries in Lincoln, Kansas City, Mo. and Mankato, Minn. Glen and his ancestors lived in Lincoln for 17 years and was a affiliate of Trinity Lutheran Church and a appreciative Nebraska Cornhuskers fan. Glen enjoyed the aftermost 12 years of his retirement alive for Home Depot in Merriam, Kan. Glen is affectionately and acquiescently remembered by his ancestors and accompany as a handsome alone with an active outlook, amorous assignment belief and aberrant strength. He will be abundantly absent and consistently loved.
Glen is survived by his admiring wife, Ruth (Dexter) Wollenberg; his two daughters, Lori (Jamie) Jackson of Shawnee, Kan.; and Terri (Vernon) Foust-Wollenberg of Jackson County, Iowa; six grandchildren; brothers and sisters-in-law; as able-bodied as abounding nieces and nephews.
Visitation and casework will be captivated at Charter Funeral Home, Shawnee, Kan. Monday (10/12/09). Visitation is from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Casework will chase from 11 am.m until 12 noon. Graveside casework will achieve the commemoration at Antioch Pioneer Cemetery in Shawnee, Kan.
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