Monona County IA Archives Obituaries.....Knutson, Gunda Ulven February 25, 1933
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Mrs. Richard Knutson Dies            1933

	Mrs. Richard Knutson passed away at the Marie Christensen hospital in 
Ute Saturday afternoon after an illness of several weeks, following an 
operation.  Mrs. Knutson was a daughter of Mrs. Ole A. Ulven and had lived 
near Soldier for many years.  She was apparently in the prime of life and her 
death is a shock to her many relatives and friends.
	Gunda Ulven Knutson was born February 13, 1883, at Soldier, Iowa.  She 
was baptized and confirmed in the Lutheran Faith, and grew to womanhood in 
this vicinity.  In the year 1903 she was united in holy wedlock to Richard 
Knutson.  To this union six children were born, two having preceded her in 
death.
	As she became ill she was taken to the hospital in Ute, Iowa, where an 
operation was submitted to but she passed away two weeks later on Saturday, 
February 25, 1933, at 2:45, aged 50 year and 12 days.
	She leaves to mourn her departure, her husband; three sons, Roy, 
Wilmar and Henry of Soldier, one daughter, Mrs. Ernest Klause of Charter Oak; 
one adopted daughter, Clarice Kelley; her aged mother, Mrs. Karn Ulven; three 
sisters, Mrs. Martha Nelsen of Soldier, Mrs. Ray Braden of Lebanon, Oregon, 
Mrs. Leonard Wood of Charter Oak; four brothers, Olaf, Harold and Evan of 
Soldier and Alfred Ulven of Oregon; and many other relatives and friends.
	Funeral services were conducted from the home of her sister, Mrs. 
Martha Nelsen and at the church in Soldier by Rev. O. B. Anderson of Onawa, on 
Monday, February 27.
	Interment was made in Soldier valley cemetery.
	“Though the mountains depart, and the hills be removed, yet my 
kindness shall not depart from thee, neither shall the covenant of my peace be 
removed, saith the Lord that have mercy on thee.  This is the heritage of the 
servants of the Lord, and their righteousness is of me, saith the Lord, they 
Redeemer.”  Is. 54:10, 17)
	“There where no change, nor death an make us sever,
		May owe our dear ones meet;
	To own thee, Jesus, as our King for ever,
	   And worship at they feet.”


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