OBITUARIES: Louis L. ROBARGE, Rice Lake, Barron Co., WI

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Louis L. Robarge/Roberge (husband of Mary Crotteau)

Rice Lake Chronotype Wed, Jan 16, 1957 obituary (Rice Lake, Barron County, WI)

HL: "Louis Robarge, 83 Dies at Hastings"

"Louis L. Robarge, 83, a lifelong resident of the Rice Lake area, died 
Saturday morning at a hospital at Hastings, Minn., following a long illness. 
Funeral services were held Wednesday morning from St. Joseph's Catholic 
church in Rice Lake with Msgr. Peter F. Meyer officiating, and burial was 
made in St. Joseph's cemetery beside his wife, the former Mary Crotteau, 
who preceded him in death some years ago.  Mr. Robarge was born in Rice 
Lake Dec. 3, 1873, and had spent his entire life in this area.  Survivors 
include two sons, LeRoy of Newport, Wash., and Donald of Rice Lake; three 
daughters, Mrs. Mabel Heinz of St. Paul, Mrs. Viola Lee of Minneapolis and 
Mrs. Lolita Einer of St. Paul; 11 grandchildren and seven great grand-
children.  There are also a brother, Alex Robarge of St. Paul, a half-
brother, Raymond, and a step-brother, Clifford, and a half sister, Mrs. 
Marie Robbins, all of Rice Lake."

note:  Marie N. Robbins was a step-sister to Louis L., not a half sister.