CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - OBITUARY OF ROGER LINDBERG

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Roger G. Lindberg Dies in Sioux City, Burial Wednesday
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Roger G. Lindberg, 41, of Sioux City, former Hartington resident, died 
Sunday at a Sioux City hospital after an illness of one month.

Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at Blessed Sacrament 
Catholic church in Sioux City.  Rt. Rev. Msgr. Newman Flanagan 
officiated.

Mr. Lindberg is survived by his wife, a son, Charles, and three 
daughters, Connie, Vickie and Sandra, all at home, and his mother, Mrs. 
H.H. Johnson of Hartington.

Mr. Lindberg was born July 18, 1921, at Cando, N.D.  He married Donna 
Foulk in 1946 at Hartington.  Mr. Lindberg worked for the Cedar-Knox 
Rural Public Power District at Hartington and the Consumers Power Co., 
at the Consumers Power Co., at Norfolk as a lineman before going to 
Sioux City two years ago.  He was employed in Sioux City by the Iowa 
Public Service Co., as a lineman.

Mr. Lindberg was a veteran of World War II and member of the American 
Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars at Hartington.

Burial was in St. Michael's cemetery here.

Pallbearers, all fellow employees at Iowa Public Service Co., were Don 
Stuart, Robert Rogers, Murray Larson, Leo Riley, Walter Trobaugh and 
Howard Mesz.

Honorary pallbearers were Charles Davis, Jack Kennedy, Frank Haller, 
Don Paul, Louis Lammers and Charles Richer.

Military rites were conducted by Hartington VFW Post 5283.  Ed 
Fuchtman and Gerald Pedersen were color bearers and Merlin Weddingfeld 
and Marvin Griess were color guards.  Duane Cummins, Merlin Evans, 
Lawrence Obermeyer, John Rohde, Dave Colling, Jim Griggs, George 
Sandrock and Donald W. Anderson were in the rifle squad.  Pierce 
Rohde was sergeant of the squad.  Dennis Pedersen was bugler.

JANUARY 1, 1963 - CEDAR COUNTY NEWS