Obit for Floyd RENN (b  d 1970), Todd Co., MN
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Former county resident dies

Floyd Renn
Died: Wednesday, January 14, North Hollywood, California
Age: 80
Funeral services: First Baptist church in Long Prairie 
                  Wednesday, Jan. 21 at 2 p.m.,
Officiating: Rev. Paul J. Twist 
Burial: Evergreen cemetery in Long Prairie.
Pallbearers: Arnold Hetland
             Max Hubbard
             David Robinson
             Harold Bundy
             Dale Johnson 
             Royce Johnson
Parents: Charles and Florilla Renn
Born: Leslie Township, Todd county, May 16, 1889 
Marriage: Sept. 14, 1914, Long Prairie 
Spouse: Mary McGuire
1914: moved to North Dakota, homesteaded land--New Town N.D., 1916 
(wheat farmer) 
Wintered: California near their daughter.
Survived by: Wife: Mary
             Daughter: Mrs. Dema Collins, North Hollywood Calif., 
             Sister: Mrs. George (Nellie) Wirth of Duluth
             Brothers-in-law: Charles McGuire
                              Frank McGuire
                              Isaac McGuire 
             Sister-in-law: Mrs. C.E. Lowe

Source: obituary clipping assumed to be from  the Long Prairie Leader, 
January 1970.

Appreciation
We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to pallbearers, friends and 
relatives, the First Baptist Church, Rev. Twist and  for the music and 
songs, and the Ladies Aid who served the lunch. For the memorial gifts, 
floral tributes and cards.  Also all of you who were with us. The 
gracious help and sympathy we received warmed our hearts and gave us 
comfort at the time of the loss of our beloved husband and father. May 
the Lord return to you manyfold that which you have done for us in our 
need.  Mrs. Mary Renn and Mrs. Dema Collins.

Source: newspaper clipping assumed to be from the Long Prairie Leader, 
January 1970.