Obit for HAMANN, Blaine (b.1960 d.2003), Big Stone Co., MN
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Blaine Hamann September 7, 1960 to June 4, 2003

Blaine Hamann

Memorial Services for Blaine Hamann, 42, of Minneapolis were held on 
Monday June 16th, 2003, at the Trinity Lutheran Church in Ortonville.
Interment will be at Mound Cemetery.
Blaine Hamann was born Sept. 7, 1960 in Ortonville, the son of Lorance 
and Marlys (Nielsen) Hamann.  He grew up in Ortonville and graduated from 
the Ortonville High School in 1978.  He attended St. Cloud State 
University and transferred to the university of Minnesota, Minneapolis. 
He worked for Wells Fargo Bank in Minneapolis.
Blaine enjoyed golfing, tennis and photography.
Survivors include his mother, Maryls (Robert) Swigerd or Wahpeton, ND, 
and his father, Lorance (Bonnie) Hamann of Zap, ND, one sister, Darcy 
(Mike) Schloesser of Lee Center, two stepbrothers Mark (fiancé Loretta) 
Swigerd of Ortonville, and Matt (Kari) Swigerd of Austin, four 
stepsisters, Margo (Jon) Berg of Sheridan, WY, Sheryl (George) Borner of 
Philipsburg, MT, Tammy Benjimen of MN, and Misty Benjimen of Wahpeton, 
ND, also by Aunts and Uncles and several cousins, nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by one sister, Nancy Jane Hamann; grandma and 
grampa Hamann, grandma and grampa Nielsen, and step-grandma, Elsie 
Swigerd.
The Larson Funeral Home of Ortonville was in charge of the arrangements.
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