Harold Lee Bachman, born December 22, 1920 in Minneapolis, MN, passed away March 2, 2012, following a brief stay at Boswell Hospital in Sun City, AZ.
After serving in the US Navy Air Corps during World War II, Harold returned to Minneapolis to join the family floral and nursery business where he spent his entire career. Retiring at age 65 as Senior Financial Officer, Harold and wife, Jean relocated to Sun City where they enjoyed the warm, sunny climate, many friends and their community at Faith Presbyterian Church and Royal Oaks. A joyful, generous and faith-filled person, Harold was a friend to many as he volunteered his time regularly visiting others in the Royal Oaks care center or singing with the Royal Oaks Chorus.
Harold is survived by loving and devoted wife of 64 years, Jean; sister, Ellie Fredericksen; sister-in-law Belle Lakeman; children: Kersti Nelmark (Jeff), Alan Bachman (Linda) and Mary Lou Houge; 6 grandchildren; 6 great-grandchildren; 6 nieces and nephews; and many other extended Bachman family members.
Memorial service to be held in Minneapolis, MN.
Published in Daily News-Sun on Mar. 8, 2012
After serving in the US Navy Air Corps during World War II, Harold returned to Minneapolis to join the family floral and nursery business where he spent his entire career. Retiring at age 65 as Senior Financial Officer, Harold and wife, Jean relocated to Sun City where they enjoyed the warm, sunny climate, many friends and their community at Faith Presbyterian Church and Royal Oaks. A joyful, generous and faith-filled person, Harold was a friend to many as he volunteered his time regularly visiting others in the Royal Oaks care center or singing with the Royal Oaks Chorus.
Harold is survived by loving and devoted wife of 64 years, Jean; sister, Ellie Fredericksen; sister-in-law Belle Lakeman; children: Kersti Nelmark (Jeff), Alan Bachman (Linda) and Mary Lou Houge; 6 grandchildren; 6 great-grandchildren; 6 nieces and nephews; and many other extended Bachman family members.
Memorial service to be held in Minneapolis, MN.
Published in Daily News-Sun on Mar. 8, 2012
Harold Lee Bachman, born December 22, 1920 in Minneapolis, MN, passed away March 2, 2012, following a brief stay at Boswell Hospital in Sun City, AZ.
After serving in the US Navy Air Corps during World War II, Harold returned to Minneapolis to join the family floral and nursery business where he spent his entire career. Retiring at age 65 as Senior Financial Officer, Harold and wife, Jean relocated to Sun City where they enjoyed the warm, sunny climate, many friends and their community at Faith Presbyterian Church and Royal Oaks. A joyful, generous and faith-filled person, Harold was a friend to many as he volunteered his time regularly visiting others in the Royal Oaks care center or singing with the Royal Oaks Chorus.
Harold is survived by loving and devoted wife of 64 years, Jean; sister, Ellie Fredericksen; sister-in-law Belle Lakeman; children: Kersti Nelmark (Jeff), Alan Bachman (Linda) and Mary Lou Houge; 6 grandchildren; 6 great-grandchildren; 6 nieces and nephews; and many other extended Bachman family members.
Memorial service to be held in Minneapolis, MN.
Published in Daily News-Sun on Mar. 8, 2012
After serving in the US Navy Air Corps during World War II, Harold returned to Minneapolis to join the family floral and nursery business where he spent his entire career. Retiring at age 65 as Senior Financial Officer, Harold and wife, Jean relocated to Sun City where they enjoyed the warm, sunny climate, many friends and their community at Faith Presbyterian Church and Royal Oaks. A joyful, generous and faith-filled person, Harold was a friend to many as he volunteered his time regularly visiting others in the Royal Oaks care center or singing with the Royal Oaks Chorus.
Harold is survived by loving and devoted wife of 64 years, Jean; sister, Ellie Fredericksen; sister-in-law Belle Lakeman; children: Kersti Nelmark (Jeff), Alan Bachman (Linda) and Mary Lou Houge; 6 grandchildren; 6 great-grandchildren; 6 nieces and nephews; and many other extended Bachman family members.
Memorial service to be held in Minneapolis, MN.
Published in Daily News-Sun on Mar. 8, 2012
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