Arthur-Dahl-Obituary

Arthur Roy Dahl

Obituary

Dahl, Arthur Roy Age 75 of Andover, passed away peacefully in his sleep at home on Easter Sunday. He was born May 16, 1933 in St. Peter, Minnesota to Anton and Helen Dahl. He was a retiree of the Minneapolis Star Tribune newspaper, retiring after 37 years. Arthur was a longtime resident of Andover and was known for his love of fishing, organ music, tinkering with electronics and a garage sale addict. He was preceded in death by parents, Anton and Helen Dahl; son, James Dahl; brothers, George Dahl and Lester Dahl; parents-in-law, Charles and Helen Krueger. He is survived by his wife of 36 years, Carol Lorraine Dahl; daughter, Kathleen Zlotkowski; sons, Ronald Dahl, Raymond Dahl, Gary Dahl, Tom Dahl; step-daughters, Gwendolyn (Brian) Lappin, Laurie (Dennis) Millington; grandchildren, Kara Dahl, April (Sean) Paddock, Adam LaBarr, Jessica Humphrey, Rebecca Schattschneider, Jennifer Dahl, Stacey Dahl, Jesse James Dahl, Gary Dahl Jr., Arthur Dahl Jr; step- grandchildren, Jonathan Millington, Justin Lappin, Jeremy Millington, Kyla Millington; 20 great-grandchildren; nephew, Kenneth Humphrey and previous wife, Betty Statler; Loyal and True special friends, David and Jeanne Sutton. Memorial Service Sunday, April 26th, 2009 at 2 PM with visitation one hour prior at Thurston- DeShaw Funeral Home, 13817 Jay St. NW, Andover 55304. A special thanks to the Anoka Care Center for all their dedication to Arthur's care. Thurston-DeShaw Funeral Home Andover 763-767-7373
This obituary was originally published in the Star Tribune.

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I give my deepest sympathy and condolences to Caol and the rest of the family, to the passing of Art. Art was a good man. I liked him very much. I enjoyed the boat ride at his lake home. I worked with Art at the Trib for many years. I retired 6 years ago. Sincerly James E. Vescio

Dear Carol, I remember the times that both of you came up and visited my family. It gave me a sense of normalcy in difficult times. I will remember Art’s laugh and smile. I will miss him. Ken Humphrey

Dear Gwen Lappin, I am so sorry to hear about the passing of your step father. I find it hard to find the correct words that can offer you comfort durring your loss. It sounds as it he lived his life to the fullest.
Tom Bell