Adolph Harold Anderson was born 07 May 1915 in Moorhead, Minnesota to Erban and Karen Hilda (Swanson) Anderson. He had two sisters Estelle Violet and Virginia Ruby and one brother Earl Warren. He grew up in Fargo, North Dakota and attended school there.
During World War II Adolph served in the U.S. Army from 1943 to 1946, ages 27-30. In 1948 he was residing in Fargo; by 1976 he lived in Spokane, Washington.
On 23 Sep 1976, age 61, Adolph died in Spokane, Washington. He was buried at Fairmount Memorial Park in Spokane. He was survived by a wife Audrey Mae (Weisehhaus) Anderson and two daughters, Deborah Anderson and Kathleen G. (Michael) Hepworth.
Written by Karen Swanson Anderson’s great-niece, Susan Swanson Sommars January 2021
Contributor: Susan Sommars (48418449)
During World War II Adolph served in the U.S. Army from 1943 to 1946, ages 27-30. In 1948 he was residing in Fargo; by 1976 he lived in Spokane, Washington.
On 23 Sep 1976, age 61, Adolph died in Spokane, Washington. He was buried at Fairmount Memorial Park in Spokane. He was survived by a wife Audrey Mae (Weisehhaus) Anderson and two daughters, Deborah Anderson and Kathleen G. (Michael) Hepworth.
Written by Karen Swanson Anderson’s great-niece, Susan Swanson Sommars January 2021
Contributor: Susan Sommars (48418449)
Adolph Harold Anderson was born 07 May 1915 in Moorhead, Minnesota to Erban and Karen Hilda (Swanson) Anderson. He had two sisters Estelle Violet and Virginia Ruby and one brother Earl Warren. He grew up in Fargo, North Dakota and attended school there.
During World War II Adolph served in the U.S. Army from 1943 to 1946, ages 27-30. In 1948 he was residing in Fargo; by 1976 he lived in Spokane, Washington.
On 23 Sep 1976, age 61, Adolph died in Spokane, Washington. He was buried at Fairmount Memorial Park in Spokane. He was survived by a wife Audrey Mae (Weisehhaus) Anderson and two daughters, Deborah Anderson and Kathleen G. (Michael) Hepworth.
Written by Karen Swanson Anderson’s great-niece, Susan Swanson Sommars January 2021
Contributor: Susan Sommars (48418449)
During World War II Adolph served in the U.S. Army from 1943 to 1946, ages 27-30. In 1948 he was residing in Fargo; by 1976 he lived in Spokane, Washington.
On 23 Sep 1976, age 61, Adolph died in Spokane, Washington. He was buried at Fairmount Memorial Park in Spokane. He was survived by a wife Audrey Mae (Weisehhaus) Anderson and two daughters, Deborah Anderson and Kathleen G. (Michael) Hepworth.
Written by Karen Swanson Anderson’s great-niece, Susan Swanson Sommars January 2021
Contributor: Susan Sommars (48418449)
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