Boyd-Hanson-Obituary

Boyd "Scoop" Hanson

Minneapolis, Minnesota

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Hanson Boyd "Scoop" Hanson, age 77 of Ramsey, formerly of Golden Valley and Mpls, passed away after an extended stay in hospitals. Preceded in death by son and daughter in law, Erik & Sandy; brother, Vernon. Survived by wife of 56 years, Shirley; son, Gunnar (Jean); daughters, Kari Hanson, Beri Whitehorne, Randi (Mike) Rogers; grandchildren, Kirsten (Mark) Miller, Raeann (David) Spurgeon, Erin Rogers, Tina (Shawn) Walsh, Erik (Holly) Hanson, and Kyle Hanson; great grandchildren, Justine & Cameron, Robbie & Chris, Triniti and Coby; brothers, Howard (Barb) and Gary; sisters, June, Sandra, Shirley (Bernard), Lois Ann (Terje); sister-in-law, Pat Quist; many nieces, nephews, lots of dear friends, and "Clyde." Boyd graduated from Marshall H.S., joined the SeaBee's, serving in Okinawa, later graduated from U of M. He opened "Scoop" Restaurant and later went to work at Kemps Ice Cream, retiring as Senior Vice President. Dual member of Sherburne #95 and Cataract #2 Masonic Blue Lodge, Zuhrah Shrine Temple - Horseman, charter member Pipe Band, Jesters, Workhorse, Million Dollar Club, American Legion, Ducks Unlimited, NRA, Wolf Center, and Pheasants Forever. Boyd enjoyed trap shooting, hunting, fishing, bee keeping, playing bagpipes, traveling, reading, storytelling at Torsk or to anyone who would listen. Most of all, spending time with his beloved family and selling and eating his favorite Kemps Ice Cream. Memorials preferred to Shriner's Hospital. Memorial service Sunday, 4 PM, with visitation starting at 2 PM at: Washburn-McReavy DuSchane Chapel 4239 W. Broadway 763-537-2333
This obituary was originally published in the Star Tribune.

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Just like that, 20 years have passed and I still miss you every day. What I wouldn't give to go on one more fishing trip together with you.

Miss you and love you. Thank you for the memorie,Big Brother❤. Shirley Rose

Still a Light in my life. Our jokes, hugs, and wonderful times together give me lasting memories. Miss you, Cookie❤

So many times recently I've thought to myself, "I wish I knew what my Dad would say about this..."
18 years now, and I miss you more each day.

Another Anniversary of your passing away all too soon. Memories abound of times spent enjoying your humor and kindness.

Fall always reminds me of you, Dad. It's the time of year when the leaves fall with the temperature and I look to the skies to see flocks of ducks and geese gathering for their journey south. I will always cherish the memories of the times we spent together on the road, on the lakes and in the woods. Oh, what I would give to take one more trip to Canada together with you. I miss you and love you.

Memories of fun times, visits at each other’s home and family reunions are forever precious to me. XO ❤

Miss you lots OPA!!

9 years ago today we lost a great American and a great friend. Rest in peace, Dad. We miss you.