George-Lofgren-Obituary

George H. Lofgren

Minneapolis, Minnesota

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Lofgren, George H. age 79, of Brooklyn Park, passed away on 1/21/06. Survived by children, Carol (Jim) Tyler, Jeffrey (Judy) Lofgren; grandchildren, Lisa (Ron) Bracken, Tony McClay, Kim (Eric) Paine, Mike (Emily) Lofgren, Sabrina (Milford) Rathjen; great-grandchildren, Heather and Drew Bracken, Jordan Lofgren, Megan and Laura Paine, Grace and Madeline Rathjen; sister, Marion (Dave) Powers; friend, Shirley Marshall; and many other nieces, nephews, relatives, and friends. Served in the U.S. Navy during WWII and Korea, loved flying and had been a member of the Civil Air Patrol in the 1940's, retired from Minnegasco. Friends and family were very important to him. He loved to entertain and was always the perfect host. This picture of him was made at his request. He is toasting all his family and friends whom he loved and enjoyed, thanking them for making his life rich and rewarding. Interment, Crystal Lake Cemetery. Visitation, Wednesday 5-8 PM. Service, Thursday 11 AM with visitation beginning at 10. All at: Washburn-McReavy Robbinsdale Chapel 4239 West Braodway 763-537-2333

This obituary was originally published in the Star Tribune.

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My deepest sympathy on the death of George. I was one of the Roberts kids who lived next door to the Lofgren family on Thomas Ave during our growing up years. I have many happy childhood memories of our years with George and his wonderful family. God be close to you in the days ahead.
Sincerely
Delores Roberts Bowman

When I first began my career at the "gas company" I had the pleasure of learning some basics from George. He was kind, gentle and always had a way of making you feel comfortable. George touched many lifes and I will always remember him fondly.

My husband Tony and I wish to send our love and sympathy to George's family. What a truly kind and wonderful man was George. I have known George for over 70 years and have been blessed by this. We grew up next door to each other and were like family. They were the best, and I cherish the wonderful memories of all those years. God bless you and take good care of you George.

I was very saddened to hear about the loss of Mr. Lofgren, one of my favorite crime watch captains in Brooklyn Park. He will truly be missed. Mr. Lofgren came to the Brooklyn Park Police Department a couple years ago and said that he would like to hold a Crime Watch Meeting at his house for his neighbors. I conducted that meeting and will say that he was truly a remarkable man that cared a lot about his neighbors and his community. Then just last year he attended the Brooklyn Park Police...

Peace George !! All of us are better people for our time spent with you. Your example and friendship live on in each of us. My deepest sympathies to George's family.

RICHARD AND NANCY ANDERSON
WE WANT TO TELL ALL THE FAMILY HOW SAD WE WERE WE WERE NOT ABLE TO ATTEND THE CELEBRATION ON CHRISTMAS. ILLNESS KEPT US. A FINER MAN OR FATHER HAS NEVER LIVED. WE HAD SO MANY GOOD TIMES WITH GEORGE AND IONE. TO ALL THE CHILDREN , THEIR FAMILES CAROL WE HAD FUN WITH YOU TOO!!!!! GOD BLESS YOU ALL.NANCY AND RICHARD WE WILL NEVER FORGET GEORGE.

Jeff and Judy,
George was a wonderful man that I feel fortunate I got to meet. Our deepest sympathies to you and your entire family.

I worked with George a number of years ago at Minnegasco and a finer gentlemen one couldn't find. It was my pleasure to know and work with him. My sincerest condolences to George's family.

Kim,
I am so sorry to you and your entire family at the loss of your Grandpa. You always spoke very highly of him.
My condolences,