Mr. Christopher Aasen This is Me

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1. 1. Sioux City Journal: Aasen

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   Published on: 7/16/2003   Last Visited: 7/16/2003

   The couple have one son, Roy V. Aasen and his wife Sue, Lompoc, Calif., a granddaughter Holly Aasen, Glendale, Calif., and a grandson Christopher Aasen and his wife Rhonda, who also reside in Lompoc with their two daughters, Shelby and Carrollynn.
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   Mr. Aasen and the former Ruth A. Wevick were married July 2, 1938, at St. John Lutheran Church by the Rev. J. Wm. Carlson.
   
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   Mr. Aasen graduated from East High School in 1931. He worked for the Journal newspaper, trucking newspapers every night to the little towns north of Sioux City and into South Dakota and Minnesota. He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II where he survived when his ship was sunk during the Okinawa invasion. After the war, he took a correspondence course under the GI bill. Later he worked at Albertson Co. (Sioux Tools Inc.) as chief industrial engineer until he retired in 1978. He enjoyed working on old cars. He was active in the Engineers Club, Junior Achievers, the Nordic Male Chorus, and the St. John Church Senior Choir for many years.
   
   Mrs. Aasen graduated from Central High School in 1932. She started working as a stenographer and country newspaper editor, advancing into bookkeeping and cashiering, retiring in 1974. She enjoyed music, singing, piano and organ, writing and poetry, painting (the Norwegian rosemaling), and working on church bulletins. She held various offices in the St. John women's groups and especially enjoyed sewing and making quilts.

2. 2. Sioux City Journal: Aasen

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   Published on: 7/10/2003   Last Visited: 7/10/2003

   The couple have one son, Roy V. Aasen and his wife Sue, Lompoc, Calif., a granddaughter Holly Aasen, Glendale, Calif., and a grandson Christopher Aasen and his wife Rhonda, who also reside in Lompoc with their two daughters, Shelby and Carrollynn.
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   Mr. Aasen and the former Ruth A. Wevick were married July 2, 1938, at St. John Lutheran Church by the Rev. J. Wm. Carlson.
   
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   Mr. Aasen graduated from East High School in 1931. He worked for the Journal newspaper, trucking newspapers every night to the little towns north of Sioux City and into South Dakota and Minnesota. He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II where he survived when his ship was sunk during the Okinawa invasion. After the war, he took a correspondence course under the GI bill. Later he worked at Albertson Co. (Sioux Tools Inc.) as chief industrial engineer until he retired in 1978. He enjoyed working on old cars. He was active in the Engineers Club, Junior Achievers, the Nordic Male Chorus, and the St. John Church Senior Choir for many years.
   
   Mrs. Aasen graduated from Central High School in 1932. She started working as a stenographer and country newspaper editor, advancing into bookkeeping and cashiering, retiring in 1974. She enjoyed music, singing, piano and organ, writing and poetry, painting (the Norwegian rosemaling), and working on church bulletins. She held various offices in the St. John women's groups and especially enjoyed sewing and making quilts.

3. 3. Sioux City Journal: Aasen

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   Published on: 7/12/2003   Last Visited: 7/12/2003

   The couple have one son, Roy V. Aasen and his wife Sue, Lompoc, Calif., a granddaughter Holly Aasen, Glendale, Calif., and a grandson Christopher Aasen and his wife Rhonda, who also reside in Lompoc with their two daughters, Shelby and Carrollynn.
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   Mr. Aasen and the former Ruth A. Wevick were married July 2, 1938, at St. John Lutheran Church by the Rev. J. Wm. Carlson.
   
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   Mr. Aasen graduated from East High School in 1931. He worked for the Journal newspaper, trucking newspapers every night to the little towns north of Sioux City and into South Dakota and Minnesota. He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II where he survived when his ship was sunk during the Okinawa invasion. After the war, he took a correspondence course under the GI bill. Later he worked at Albertson Co. (Sioux Tools Inc.) as chief industrial engineer until he retired in 1978. He enjoyed working on old cars. He was active in the Engineers Club, Junior Achievers, the Nordic Male Chorus, and the St. John Church Senior Choir for many years.
   
   Mrs. Aasen graduated from Central High School in 1932. She started working as a stenographer and country newspaper editor, advancing into bookkeeping and cashiering, retiring in 1974. She enjoyed music, singing, piano and organ, writing and poetry, painting (the Norwegian rosemaling), and working on church bulletins. She held various offices in the St. John women's groups and especially enjoyed sewing and making quilts.