Obit for HENSELIN, Donald Thomas (b.1922 d.1997), Swift Co., MN
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This is from the Great Falls Tribune, Great Falls, Montana
Donald Thomas HENSELIN November 2, 1922 to July 29, 1997
Donald Thomas Henselin
Donald Thomas Henselin, 74, of 269 S Manchester Road, a retired Air Force 
veteran and custodian, died of cancer Tuesday at his home.
His funeral is 10 a.m. Saturday at Peace Lutheran Church, followed by 
burial with military honors at Highland Cemetery. O'Connor Funeral Home 
is handling arrangements. Memorials are suggested to the church or Peace 
Hospice of Montana.
He was born Nov. 2, 1922, in Swift County, Minn., and graduated from high 
school in Appleton, Minn. He served in the Air Force during Word War II 
and continued his Air Force career until retiring in 1968.
In 1953 he married Evelyn Schulze in Colorado.
They moved to Great Falls in 1965, and after retiring from the Air Force, 
he worked for Firestone Tire and was a custodian at C. M. Russell High 
School and the Vo-Tech. He had retired from that work several years ago.
He was a member of Peace Lutheran Church and the Vaughn and Manchester 
Volunteer Fire Departments.
He enjoyed gardening, traveling and reading.
Survivors include his wife of Great Falls; a daughter, Susan Knoll of 
Upper Marlboro, Md.; a son Donald "Lee" Henselin of Great Falls; and a 
brother, Vernon Henselin of San Antonio.