Mary Evelyn Mortensen Lund

I only met Evelyn once when I bought the house on Wahlquist almost 8 years ago. We still live here and I remember a promise we made to her then, and that was to make it a happy home. Now we are raising our two daughters here and I think of that promise quite often. I have thought of her as I go from room to room in this house and imagine how she could raise five children in this tiny place. I look and the many places around the yard where the family has left their marks. And the more I think...

I was Lynn's daughter-in-law. Married to Brian Burrell. I recieved nothing but kindness from Grand-ma Lund. I thought she was the kindest women I have ever met. I wish nothing but the best for the family and give my love. I have grandchildren of my own, and hope the Lunds come to know them. Please feel free to contact me if you ever need anything.
Love
Kathy

"Nothing lived is ever lost
It returns again and again
In Sweet Memories"

Thanks for a lifetime of sweet memories Grandma!

I lived on 59th so and the old
6th w until I graduated high school. I remember your parents well and want to send my condolences to your family. May the peace of the Lord be with you at this time. Parting is never easy.

I lived on 59th so and the old
6th w until I graduated high school. I remember your parents well and want to send my condolances to your family.

I am a high school friend of Steve's (grandson)...just wanted to express my condolences. Even when our grandparents have lived full lives, there is still a hole left in our hearts when they pass on. May your family find the peace of the gospel and joy in knowing of a reunion someday.