Earl B. Olson

Earl B. Olson was my Grandpa. To us; he was generous, kind, and an inspiration. He had so much success in business, but he never forgot the importance of family and being kind to others. We have so many wonderful memories with him and he will be missed by so many people. Thank you for all your nice comments, Stacie Carpenter.

I had the privilege of visiting with Earl at Vinje Luth. Church in Willmar when he kindly sat by me at a funeral luncheon there last January. Earl had a gentle presence about him that I will always remember and admire. God be praised for all Earl did for Vinje!

To the Family and Friends of Earl,
I met Earl only for a moment about 15 years ago. He was downtown Saint Paul and looked a little lost. I was 20 years old at the time and asked him if he needed help finding a particular address. He was as sweet as could be, he even asked me what I did downtown and if I liked my job. Turns out that job was not for me, and I am now working with animals doing something I love. He was sort of a little angel for me that day. He gave me his business card and I sent him in the direction he needed to go. I never forgot him. He was kind and gentle and left an impression on me in one breif moment of time. I was sad to hear of your loss, and I can only imagine how much he filled all of your lives. May you find comfort and peace during this time. I hope your memories of Earl will bring you smiles. Take Care.

To the family of Earl B. Olson:
I cared for Dorothy from August 1998-August 1999 on Wednesdays and most Saturday mornings. I enjoyed my time with Earl & Dorothy very much. I think of them often and feel very blessed to have known such dynamic and special human beings.
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Jenny(Olsen)Burgers

To the family of Earl:
Earl was a great man. We know you will miss him. We will too.He was energetic, courteous and thoughtful, and a good person. He and Dorthy were gracious and interesting hosts. We were fortunate to be able to know them
God Bless them, and you too.

You have my deepest sympathy on the loss of your father Earl. I've gotten to know him at work, and enjoyed seeing him at our holiday meals. We pray for you and your families.