OBITUARY: Benjamin F. Naber, Mitchell County, Iowa

(St. Ansgar Enterprise, St. Ansgar, Iowa; 5 MAR 1992 )


               Benjamin F. Naber [c1904-1992]

Surnames: Naber, Garbes, Epple, Crowley, Like, Burnett  

     Benjamin F. Naber, 88, of New Hartford, died Friday, February 14 [1992]
at home.  Survivors include his wife, Lillian; two daughters, Prudence Naber
of Cedar Falls and Joyce Burnett of Aurora, Oregon; 10 grandchildren; 12
great grandchildren; four brothers, Peter of Baldwin, KS; Wally of Dunellen,
Florida; Orville of California; and Orman of Las Vegas, Nevada; and three
sisters, Grace Epple, Muscoda, Wisc.; Lucy Crowley of Waterloo and Pearl
Like, Aerdale.  He was preceded in death by a son, Sylvan; a daughter, Delores
Garbes; a grandson and a great grandson.

     Services were at Cedar Falls with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery, New Hartford.

     Mr. Naber and his wife were in the ranching business from 1925-34 in Montana;
from 1935 until retiring they farmed and were in agricultural related businesses;
they moved to Florida after retirement and he was a builder and developer there.
Mr. Naber was a St. Ansgar resident from 1946 to 1961.  He was preceded in death
by his parents, three brothers and one sister.  One brother, Mac Naber was a life
long resident of Mitchell County.


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