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Theodore Behnke

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Theodore Behnke

Birth
Marinette County, Wisconsin, USA
Death
9 Sep 1969 (aged 66)
San Fernando, Los Angeles County, California, USA
Burial
Brillion, Calumet County, Wisconsin, USA Add to Map
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THEODORE A BEHNKE, 64, a resident of Brillion until 1967, died at San Fernando, Calif., where he had been living for two years.

Born Aug 8, 1905 at Grover, he was a son of the late Charles and Bertha Seefeldt Behnke. He married the former Esther Luedtke on Sept 12, 1935. Mr. Behnke was employed at the Brillion Iron Works until 1956 and then at the Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry at Manitowoc. He moved to California after his retirement two years ago.

Survivors include his wife; one daughter, Mrs. Daniel (Jane Ellen) Leitner, and one son Jerome, both of Sylmar, Calif., five grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Thomas Vodicka of Berwyn, Ill., Mrs. Edward Collette of Harvey, Ill., Mrs. Henry Dassow of Plymouth, and Mrs. Edward Sterzing of Marinette; and six brothers, Walter of Niagara, Julius of Reedsville, Charles of Lena, Louis and Henry of Marinette and Ervin of Brillion.
Sheboygan Press – September 10, 1969
THEODORE A BEHNKE, 64, a resident of Brillion until 1967, died at San Fernando, Calif., where he had been living for two years.

Born Aug 8, 1905 at Grover, he was a son of the late Charles and Bertha Seefeldt Behnke. He married the former Esther Luedtke on Sept 12, 1935. Mr. Behnke was employed at the Brillion Iron Works until 1956 and then at the Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry at Manitowoc. He moved to California after his retirement two years ago.

Survivors include his wife; one daughter, Mrs. Daniel (Jane Ellen) Leitner, and one son Jerome, both of Sylmar, Calif., five grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Thomas Vodicka of Berwyn, Ill., Mrs. Edward Collette of Harvey, Ill., Mrs. Henry Dassow of Plymouth, and Mrs. Edward Sterzing of Marinette; and six brothers, Walter of Niagara, Julius of Reedsville, Charles of Lena, Louis and Henry of Marinette and Ervin of Brillion.
Sheboygan Press – September 10, 1969


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