OBITUARY: FELDT, Lloyd [1913 - c1964], Mitchell County, Iowa



                            FELDT, Lloyd

Funeral Held For Lloyd Feldt, 52. 

Funeral Services were held Friday afternoon at St. John's Lutheran church 
in Rock Township for Lloyd Feldt, 52, who died last Wednesday morning of 
a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Mr. Feldt had been admitted to the Iowa 
Mental Health Institute in Independence, Oct. 12. He was released Nov. 22. 
He had expressed the desire to return to the institute the day prior to his
death and arrangements were being made for his admission. 

The Rev. Elmer Jacobs, church pastor, was in charge of the funeral and 
arrangements were by Schroeder and Houg in St. Ansgar. Burial was in the 
church cemetery. 

Lloyd Albert Feldt was born April 8, 1913, in Rock township Mitchell 
County, the son of Charles and Lena Feldt. He was baptized in infancy 
and confirmed at Immanuel Lutheran church in St. Ansgar by the Rev. Mr. 
Brammer. 

He was married July 16, 1938, to Freda Dieterich at Toeterville. They made 
their home on the John Tabbert farm, which they later bought. 

He was preceded in death by his parents and one brother. 

Included as survivors are his wife Freda; two sons, Larry and Dale; one 
daughter, Kathy; one grandson, David Allen Feldt; three sisters, Olga, 
Mrs. Albert Eidness; Verna, Mrs. Arnold Brown of Osage; and Caroline, Mrs. 
Floyd Kittelson. [the rest is missing]. 




Copyright (c) 2002 by Kermit Kittleson
(Note: I am not necessarily related to the subject of the obituary.)
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