Obit for LANDAAS, Goldie (Gustafson) (b.1905 d.2001), Kandiyohi Co., MN 
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"New London Times," Jan 31, 2001 - page A-6, New London Newspaper, Obituary
 - Goldie Landaas (January 31, 2001 page A-6), page A-6, 31 Jan 2001. 
"Goldie Landaas
April 27, 1905 - Jan 29, 2001
New London  - Goldie Landaas, 95, of New London died Monday at Rice 
Memorial Hospital in Willmar.
Her funeral will be at 11 am Friday at Peace Lutheran Church in New 
London with the Rev. Duane Semmler officiating. Burial will be in
Lebanon cemetery in New London.
Visitation will be one hour prior to services at the church. Arrangements 
are with Johnson Funeral Home in New London.
She was born April 27th, 1905 in Lake Andrew Township, Kandiyohi county 
to Alfred and Minnie (Bengston) Gustafson. On June 12, 1930 She married 
Gunnar Landaas. They lived in New London wehre she was a homemaker. 
They moved to Londonerry Appartments. She later moved to Glen Oaks. 
She was a member of Lebanon Lutheran church and Peace Lutheran Church. 
She was a sunday school teacher, choir member and member of ladies aid.
She is survived by her step brother in law Jim Freundshuh and other relatives. 
She was preceded in death by her parents husband, step-mother, one 
sister and one step sister.".