Obit of BARUM, Alton L. (b.1919 d.1993) Winona Co., MN
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WINONA DAILY NEWS

ALTON L. BARUM

Alton L. Barum
Age: 74
Died: Sunday(Nov. 28, 1993), St. Marys Hospital in Rochester, Minn.  
Born: March 15, 1919, Houston Township, Houston County
Parents: Anton and Lena (Henderson) Barum
Place of work: Madison Silo Company (ret. 1981)
Married: Sharon Kay Schultz (d.May 24, 1986), May 6, 1966, Witoka, Minn.
Military Service: U.S. Army, World War II
Managed: Silver Star Orchestra (abt 20 yrs) (played with Ernie Reck)
Survived by: mother-in-law
             two sons
             two brothers
             nieces and nephews
Preceded in death: his wife
                   daughter 
                   brothers-in-law
Funeral services: Martin-Myhre Funeral Chapel
Officiating: Rev. Kenneth Tatkenhorst
Burial: Silver Creek Cemetery, Looney Valley
Arrangements: Martin-Myhre Funeral Chapel
Military rites: provided by the VFW Neville-Lien Post No. 1287
Pallbearers: (6 named)