Obit for JUHL, Robert (b.1934 d.2002), Mahnomen Co., MN
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 BOB JUHL
Robert Juhl was born in  Mahnomen on April 17, 1934. He graduated from 
Mahnomen High School in 1952.  

He attended Moorhead State College and joined the Naval Reserves while  in 
college. He moved to active duty in the Navy in 1954 and served in Japan. He  
was released from active duty in 1956 and came back to Moorhead to finish his  
teaching degree in business education. 

He married Mary Opatz of Fergus  Falls on Aug. 23, 1958. 

Juhl taught for two years in Wyndmere, ND from  1959-1961, and two years in 
Wahpeton, ND from 1962-64, before moving to Oakes,  ND, as principal. He had 
earned his master's in education administration from  North Dakota State 
University in Fargo. 

After spending two years in  Oakes, he moved back to Wahpeton where he was 
the school district's business  manager from 1966 to 1970 when he accepted his 
position in Forest Lake.  

During his years in Forest Lake, he was a member of American Legion Post  225 
and the Forest Lake Lions Club. 

Funeral details: A funeral service  for Robert Juhl was Saturday, June 8 at 
St. Peter's Catholic Church in Forest  Lake, with interment at Calvary 
Cemetery, Forest Lake. 

He is survived by  his wife, Mary; sons David, Alex, Steven (Arleen) and 
Chris; two grandchildren;  one sister, Shirley (Duffy) Gerhardson; and other 
relatives and friends. He was  preceded in death by his parents and three sisters. 

Source: Forest Lake  Times, June 12, 2002