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Brennan


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Born: November 20, 1962

Place of Birth: Anchorage, AK

Death: June 19, 2014

Place of Death: Minot, ND





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Lana Kay Amsbaugh

November 20, 1962  –  June 19, 2014
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Lana Kay (Brennan) Amsbaugh, 51, of Minot died Thursday, June 19, 2014, at home, surrounded by her family.

Lana was born November 20, 1962 in Anchorage, Alaska to Dennis and Mary Ann (Gottbreht) Brennan. Raised and educated in Dunseith and later at Minot State University.

Lana worked for many years as the activities director at Brentmoor Assisted Living. She worked hard to make sure the activities were enjoyed by the residents. She also served for years with the Minot Senior Coalition and served as president. Lana loved animals and spending time working in her garden, she was a master gardener. Lana was the type of person who was always willing to lend a helping hand to any friend or family member in need. Until her death she worked as a sales team member for I Keating Furniture, a job she truly loved.

Lana is survived by : husband, Terry Amsbaugh; daughter, Stacy Terry; son, Robert Terry all of Minot, step children; Polly Randash, Allen Amsbaugh both Fargo, Todd Amsbaugh-MT; mother, Mary Ann Brennan, Las Vegas, NV, sister, Laurie (Terry) Bakken, Kildeer, ND; nephews, Jaylon and Dylan and many aunts uncles, and cousins.

She was proceeded in death by: Father -Dennis, and maternal and paternal Grandparents.

The Family requests that memorials be made to the American Cancer Society

Mass of Christian Burial: Monday, June 23, 2014, at 10:30 a.m. at St. John the Apostle Catholic Church, Minot.

Vigil Prayer Service: Sunday, June 22, 2014 at 5 p.m. at the Thompson-Larson Funeral Home, Minot.

Visitation: Sunday, June 22, 2014 from Noon until 5 p.m. at the Thompson-Larson Funeral Home, Minot.

Burial: Monday at 3 p.m. at Oak Creek Cemetery, Bottineau, ND.

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Bernie and Bernadette Stokes
Stokes 2038
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Blog (101) posted on May 13, 2008
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From: Gary Stokes

To: Undisclosed-Recipient@
Sent: Tuesday, May 13, 2008 11:28 PM
Subject: (101) Curt/Ann Rotto, Bobby Slyter, Bev Morniville, Diane Hill, Bill Hosmer, Dick Johnson, Crystal Fassett, Neola Garge (Dunseith Graduates, Dunseith news)
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Request from Curt & Ann Rotto (Dunseith Lutheran Pastor 64-68):
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Please add us to your Dunseith “update” list.
Thanks.
Curt and Ann Rotto
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From from Bobby Slyter (70):
That is a great pic of you and your wife.
Bobby, Thank you. Unlike me, Bernadette has actually retained her youthful look over the years.  Lipstick is about the only make up she uses. She’s been asked many times, over the years,  if I’m her father.  On June 28th she will be 60.  We are the same age for 3 weeks each year.  December 3rd, this year, will be our 30th anniversary. Gary
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From Bev Morinville Azure (72):
hi  Gary, I  just wanted   to   tell u   thank u  again for all u are  doing   . I spent the  after with Cheryl and  Diane  Larson, and  we  had a  blast.   Also I  figured  that   when i didn’t get a  letter  from u  yesterday   they stole  it  again.  and  last  but  not least  the pic of u and your  lovely  wife  is   very  nice. thanks  again   Gary for all u  do  for  us.  Bev  Azure 72
GOD  BLESS YOU …………BEV
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You are so very welcome Bev.  It is my pleasure.  Gary
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From Diane Hll Moline (75):
I recall Manvil Sebelius having a snow plane.  They lived just
across the creek from us.  Tim & Greg may remember more about
the specifics of it.  What I remember is he gave us a
frightening ride in it.  He also lost a couple fingers spinning
the propeller trying to get it started!

Diane Hill Moline (75)

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From Bill Hosmer (48):
       Gary and Friends.    Recently in a dialogue about snow planes Allen
Richard mentioned a design using aircraft external fuel tanks, and
that Emery may have assembled them.  My dad, Jack Hosmer had one of
these and in a test run on someones land south of Dunseith, he and
my brother Bob were aboard.  I do not remember the details, I was
out of town, but Dad hit a spot of gravel somehow, lost lateral
control and ran into the only tree within miles.  Dad had two black
eyes, and I think my brother got away scot free.  Right Bob???

Tomorrow, 14 May my wife Pat and I head for home.  Will stop in
Santa Fe, NM to see my artist cousin Colette Hosmer, and get a
report on her latest China venture, and up and coming sculpture for
the City of Santa Fe.  Find her on he web site
www.colettehosmer.com.   The arrival at the hills of home will be
next Sunday.  It will be great to get back into the company of the
likes of those musicians, mechanics, hunters, car guys, golfers,
historians, and businessmen who make our home country interesting
and comfortable.   Cheers, Bill Hosmer

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From Dick Johnson (68):
Gary and Friends

Another snowplane story. Allen Richard mentioned that Emery Carbonneau
had built a snowplane using a drop tank from an airplane. It was built
for Carmen and Garrett Myer and is still sitting up at Carmen’s farm in
the hills. I just looked at it a couple years ago. It has fallen prey to
the weather and time, but Carmen bought another snowplane just a few
years back and has that one in his storage building ready to go. There
is a story about the Schultz brothers from just east of Omemee, who
built a snowplane using a huge old radial airplane engine. It was said
that one of the brothers had to follow with a pickup with the box full
of gas cans just to keep it going. The big radial really liked her gas!
I think Emery also had made a prop making machine. I talked to him
several times about weight, ski type, and other technical stuff when I
first got my snowplanes. He is a sharp guy and sure gave me lots of good
advice. Curt Halvorson also told me what works best and what doesn’t
when it comes to skis and props etc. These guys still knew their stuff
after many years, and sure helped me out! Thanks to them and to Gary!!

Dick

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Message/Picture from Crystal Fassett Andersen (70):
Gary & Men  I don’t know much about snowplanes,just that my Uncle Emery  Carbonneau had one I remember getting a ride in it. Knowing Emery,it is probably still out at the farm. Anyway,I am enclosing a picture of a snowcar that friends of ours in Watford City built and I guess cause lots of converstaion around those parts when they go “out for a drive”. Crystal
Fassett
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