Lester Christian Lund was born to Jens & Sophie (Petersen) Lund. He married Eleanor Irma Andresen on June 7, 1942, in Wheatland, IA. She passed away on March 24, 1961. He married Lola "Biddy" Biddlecome on December 30, 1965. She passed away December 28, 1999.
Lester retired from the Walcott Volunteer Fire Department in 1973 where he served as Fire Chief from 1947 to 1955. He loved hunting and fishing and was a member of the American, the Amateur, and the Iowa State Trapshooting Associations. He owned and operated the Walcott Gun Club.
He owned and operated Lund Implement, a John Deere Dealer, from 1947 until his retirement.
He was preceded in death by his four sisters, Edna Green, Irma Evans, Esther Kuehl and Marcella Mangan.
His wives are buried on each side of him.
Lester retired from the Walcott Volunteer Fire Department in 1973 where he served as Fire Chief from 1947 to 1955. He loved hunting and fishing and was a member of the American, the Amateur, and the Iowa State Trapshooting Associations. He owned and operated the Walcott Gun Club.
He owned and operated Lund Implement, a John Deere Dealer, from 1947 until his retirement.
He was preceded in death by his four sisters, Edna Green, Irma Evans, Esther Kuehl and Marcella Mangan.
His wives are buried on each side of him.
Lester Christian Lund was born to Jens & Sophie (Petersen) Lund. He married Eleanor Irma Andresen on June 7, 1942, in Wheatland, IA. She passed away on March 24, 1961. He married Lola "Biddy" Biddlecome on December 30, 1965. She passed away December 28, 1999.
Lester retired from the Walcott Volunteer Fire Department in 1973 where he served as Fire Chief from 1947 to 1955. He loved hunting and fishing and was a member of the American, the Amateur, and the Iowa State Trapshooting Associations. He owned and operated the Walcott Gun Club.
He owned and operated Lund Implement, a John Deere Dealer, from 1947 until his retirement.
He was preceded in death by his four sisters, Edna Green, Irma Evans, Esther Kuehl and Marcella Mangan.
His wives are buried on each side of him.
Lester retired from the Walcott Volunteer Fire Department in 1973 where he served as Fire Chief from 1947 to 1955. He loved hunting and fishing and was a member of the American, the Amateur, and the Iowa State Trapshooting Associations. He owned and operated the Walcott Gun Club.
He owned and operated Lund Implement, a John Deere Dealer, from 1947 until his retirement.
He was preceded in death by his four sisters, Edna Green, Irma Evans, Esther Kuehl and Marcella Mangan.
His wives are buried on each side of him.
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