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 1928 - 2019 (90 )
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| Naam |
Edwin Plantage |
| Geboren |
21 mei 1928 |
Ashton, Lyon, Iowa USA  [1] |
| Geslacht |
Mannelijk |
| Verblijfplaats |
11 jul 1990 |
Adres:
1431 Academy Ave.
Albert Lea Minnesota 56007
USA
507-373-5554 |
| Overleden |
29 apr 2019 |
Albert Lea [2] |
- Edwin Plantage
May 21, 1928 ~ April 29, 2019 (age 90)
Funeral services for Edwin Plantage, Sr. age 90, of Albert Lea, will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, May 4, 2019 at Trinity Lutheran Church. Pastor Eileen Woyen will officiate. Interment will be at Hayward Cemetery. Military honors will be accorded by local veteran organizations. Visitation will be from 5:00-7:00 p.m. Friday, May 3 at Bayview/Freeborn Funeral Home and one hour prior to the service at the church on Saturday. Online condolences are welcome at www.bayviewfuneral.com.
Ed died Monday, April 29, 2019 at his home.
Edwin Plantage was born on May 21, 1928 in Ashton, Iowa, the son of Gerrit and Jennie (Pater) Plantage. At the age of five, the family moved to a farm near Sargeant, Minnesota. He attended a rural school by Sargeant. On August 6, 1952, Ed was united in marriage to Virginia Mae Westland at Hayward Lutheran Church. He served in the Army-Air Force and the Air Force Reserves for 24 years including time in Virginia, North Carolina, Texas, Panama, Germany, England, and Italy. Ed was a truck driver and worked at RILCO which became Weyerhaeuser. He along with nine other employees then bought the business and reopened it as Alamco Wood Products. Ed was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church along with the American Legion Post 56, the N.R.A., and the National Reamer Collectors Association. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, visits to Branson, Molly B. Polka Party, carving, tinkering in the garage, collecting reamers, and feeding the birds. Ed loved visiting with the kids and grandkids and watching old western movies. In his healthier days, Ed enjoyed helping his kids with their projects like building a home or adding an addition to an existing one.
Ed is survived by his wife of 66 years, Virginia; children, Ed (Gwen) Plantage, Jr., James (Joan) Plantage, Valerie (Neil) Heide; grandchildren, Brandon (Naara) Plantage, Brooke Plantage (Percy), Brianne Plantage (Kevin), Brady Plantage (Rachel), Darcy (Joe) Broerman, Gerrit (Cassie) Plantage, Ahna (Rico) Roddy, Holly (Tim) Raatz, Christopher Mowers (Shelby), Chelsie (Brandon) Johnson; 22 great-grandchildren; sister, Julia Schlichting; brothers and sisters-in-law, Paul and Min Westland, Ramona Bentzen, Janet and Ted Thorson, Doris Sletten, Dale and Millie Westland; and several nieces and nephews.
Ed was preceded in death by his parents, Gerrit and Jennie Plantage; mother and father-in-law, Thorvald and Valborg (Selstad) Westland; sister and brother-in-law, Elsie and Dean Schultheis; brothers-in-law, Don Schlichting, Ray Bentzen, Milt Sletten; grandson, Brett Plantage; nephews, Roger and Gary Schultheis.
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| Begraven |
04 mei 2019 |
Albert Lea |
| Aantekeningen |
- Bij een foto schreef zijn zoon: This is a photo taken of my Dad in the 1940's on his 1938 Harley-Davidson VL. It was a flathead side valve motorcycle. He has said that the gas line would leak (they were rigid lines, not flexible as they are now) and would catch fire. He would stop, of course, throw gravel on the fire to put it out and clean it up tighten the line, start it up and ride away. He and some friends rode out to Sturgis, South Dakota in the 40's after the war was over.
Zijn vrouw Virginia schreef:
Ed was in the army for 2 years and 5 years in the army reserves. When he got out he worked for a trucking firm.
In 1953 he was laid off and then went to work for Rilco laminating Co. He worked there and then Rilco sold out to Weyerhaueser and then in 1983 Weyerhaueser closed the plant and 10 of the guys who worked there bought it and started it up again. Ed was one of them. It prospered and is still doing very well.
Ed retired and after a couple years he went back to work there as a salaried employee and then retired again a few years back. 2 years ago the plant called Alamco was purchased by Bell Pole so Ed did very well with his investment when he bought into it. Both our boys work there. Still do with the new Co.
Ed has done a lot of different things in his life. I don't remember the year when he inlisted in the Air Force Air National Guard. He went up to the Cities one weekend a month for about 18 years and 10 days of active duty once a year. It at times made him miss out on a lot of things but now when he gets an air force pension it paid off.
He worked for a farmer on his days off and when he worked nights he worked days for the farmer. Then when he worked days at the plant he worked for a trucking firm as a diesel mechanic and he also drove gas transport for him. He is a worker for sure and now he is slowing down. His mind wants to do things but his body won't let him.
He had quadruple by-pass 15 years ago and maybe 10 years ago he had a pacemaker put in. He has been cancer free for several years, 10 at least.
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| Persoon-ID |
I4462 |
Pater Amerongen |
| Laatst gewijzigd op |
3 mei 2019 |
| Vader |
Gerrit Plantagie, geb. 06 apr 1900, Ede , ovl. 10 jan 1988, Austin Mn. USA (Leeftijd 87 ) |
| Moeder |
Jannigje Pater, geb. 02 okt 1904, Renswoude , ovl. 15 jan 1994, Albert Lea, MN USA (Leeftijd 89 ) |
| Getrouwd |
13 feb 1924 |
Sibley IA, USA [1] |
| Gezins-ID |
F1507 |
Gezinsblad | |
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| Bronnen |
- Edwin Plantage Sr. USA.
- email.
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