Windh/Freise/Maurstad genealogy - Person Sheet
Windh/Freise/Maurstad genealogy - Person Sheet
NameIngolf Byron MAURSTAD
Birth11 Jun 1927, Boone Co., NE
BurialEvergreen Home Cemetery, Beatrice, Nebraska
Death6 Apr 2017, Sioux Falls, South Dakota
OccupationInsurance salesman
EducationAugustana College, Sioux Falls SD
ReligionLutheran
FatherIngard Olaus MAURSTAD (1892-1964)
MotherMarie Olefine AASE (1901-1999)
Misc. Notes
Ingolf (Ing) B. Maurstad, 89, of Sioux Falls, passed away on Thursday, April 6, 2017 at Dow Rummel Village, Sioux Falls, SD.
Ingolf Byron Maurstad, son of Ingard and Marie (Aase) Maurstad was born on June 11, 1927, in Boone County, NE. He grew up in Newman Grove, NE, graduating from Newman Grove High School before attending Midland College (Fremont, NE) and Augustana College (Sioux Falls, SD) where he played football and received his Bachelor’s Degree in 1951. After enlisting in the US Navy in 1945, he served until honorably discharged in 1946. Ing was united in marriage with Marilyn Sophia Gimbel on August 28, 1949 in Rapid City, SD. They resided in Fremont, NE, Sioux Falls, SD, Pierre, SD, North Platte, NE and Lincoln, NE before moving to Beatrice, NE in 1955.
Ing was in the insurance business his entire career, first employed by General Adjustment Bureau, and then as owner of Maurstad Adjustment Services, and later Maurstad Insurance Services before retiring in 2005. An early-day entrepreneur, Ing brought One Hour Martinizing dry cleaning franchise to Beatrice in the late 1960’s. He was an active civic leader, serving on the Beatrice Public School Board, YMCA and Rotary International (Paul Harris Fellow). He was a member of Benevolent Protective Order of Elks, Masonic Lodge #26 and Sesostris Shrine. He was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church and St. John’s Lutheran Church. He served as a member of church council, choir, and many committees.
In 2005, Ing moved to Sioux Falls, SD. He married Marilyn Faye Burke on March 19, 2005. In Sioux Falls, he was a member of First Lutheran Church and the Nordic Men’s Glee Club.
Ing was synonymous with the game of golf in Nebraska. He was a long-time member of Beatrice Country Club, served on the Board of Directors, won local and state tournaments, and qualified for USGA Senior Amateur Championship. He was assistant coach for Beatrice High School boys and girls golf teams. He was past president of the Nebraska Amateur Golf Association. In 2004, Ing was awarded the Dr. Herbert H. Davis and Herbert H. Davis. Jr. Memorial Award by the Nebraska Golf Hall of Fame for his behind-the-scene contributions to make golf better for everyone in Nebraska. He was also a member of the United States Golf Association, serving on the Rules Committee. A rules expert, Ing served as a Rules Official for countless local, state, and national tournaments, including Nebraska High School championships, NCAA Regional and National events, Nebraska Golf Association and United States Golf Association Championships. Ing enjoyed all sports and was a fitness enthusiast many years ahead of the present-day trend. In addition to golf, he played racquetball, handball, and tennis. He was an excellent gin rummy and bridge player, including contract bridge. He loved to read and enjoyed music, especially jazz. He also loved two-seater, fast cars, from his first 1967 MGB to a 2000 Chevrolet Corvette at age 80.
Grateful for having shared his life are his wife Marilyn Burke Maurstad, Sioux Falls, SD; daughters, Deborah (Ken) Dreher, Hastings, MN, Jacqueline (John) Young, Beatrice, NE, Christina (Timothy) Chelgren, Sioux Falls, SD Sonya (Timothy) Doyle, Beatrice, NE and son David (Karen) Maurstad, Ashburn, VA, grandchildren, Adam (Nicole) Dreher, Erik Dreher, Ingolf (Laura) Maurstad, Derek (Angela) Maurstad, Laura (David) Ridenour, Evan Kraviec, Natalia Kraviec, Christian Young, Cassandra Chelgren, Sophia (Justin) Vonk, Garrett Chelgren, Patrick Doyle, Katie Doyle and Ian Doyle, and great-grandchildren, Jacob, Hollie, Kenlee, David, Eloise, Ainsley, Oliver, Addison, Bergen, Ellory, Byron, Ingrid and Cooper, sister, Joanne Hadland, Bloomington, MN, brother Douglas (Cathy) Maurstad, Alcester, SD, and many nieces, nephews and friends.
Ing was preceded in death by his first wife Marilyn Gimbel Maurstad (July 9, 2004) of Beatrice, NE, parents Ingard and Marie Maurstad of Sioux Falls, SD, Infant twin brother Marion Roger Maurstad, brothers Duane Maurstad, Green Valley, AZ, and Marion Juell Maurstad, Elk Point, SD and sister, Henrietta Mongerson, Clearwater, FL.
Memorial services will be held on Friday, April 14, 2017 at 10:00 A.M. at Fox Funeral Home of Beatrice with Pastor Greg Gabriel officiating. Private inurnment will be held at Evergreen Home Cemetery of Beatrice. The family will meet and greet friends on Friday from 9:00 A.M. until time of services. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials be directed to support Beatrice Country Club Junior Golf with Mark Bathel in charge. A guestbook for signatures and messages of condolence is available online at www.foxfuneralhome.net. Fox Funeral Home of Beatrice in charge of arrangements.
Ingolf Byron Maurstad, son of Ingard and Marie (Aase) Maurstad was born on June 11, 1927, in Boone County, NE. He grew up in Newman Grove, NE, graduating from Newman Grove High School before attending Midland College (Fremont, NE) and Augustana College (Sioux Falls, SD) where he played football and received his Bachelor’s Degree in 1951. After enlisting in the US Navy in 1945, he served until honorably discharged in 1946. Ing was united in marriage with Marilyn Sophia Gimbel on August 28, 1949 in Rapid City, SD. They resided in Fremont, NE, Sioux Falls, SD, Pierre, SD, North Platte, NE and Lincoln, NE before moving to Beatrice, NE in 1955.
Ing was in the insurance business his entire career, first employed by General Adjustment Bureau, and then as owner of Maurstad Adjustment Services, and later Maurstad Insurance Services before retiring in 2005. An early-day entrepreneur, Ing brought One Hour Martinizing dry cleaning franchise to Beatrice in the late 1960’s. He was an active civic leader, serving on the Beatrice Public School Board, YMCA and Rotary International (Paul Harris Fellow). He was a member of Benevolent Protective Order of Elks, Masonic Lodge #26 and Sesostris Shrine. He was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church and St. John’s Lutheran Church. He served as a member of church council, choir, and many committees.
In 2005, Ing moved to Sioux Falls, SD. He married Marilyn Faye Burke on March 19, 2005. In Sioux Falls, he was a member of First Lutheran Church and the Nordic Men’s Glee Club.
Ing was synonymous with the game of golf in Nebraska. He was a long-time member of Beatrice Country Club, served on the Board of Directors, won local and state tournaments, and qualified for USGA Senior Amateur Championship. He was assistant coach for Beatrice High School boys and girls golf teams. He was past president of the Nebraska Amateur Golf Association. In 2004, Ing was awarded the Dr. Herbert H. Davis and Herbert H. Davis. Jr. Memorial Award by the Nebraska Golf Hall of Fame for his behind-the-scene contributions to make golf better for everyone in Nebraska. He was also a member of the United States Golf Association, serving on the Rules Committee. A rules expert, Ing served as a Rules Official for countless local, state, and national tournaments, including Nebraska High School championships, NCAA Regional and National events, Nebraska Golf Association and United States Golf Association Championships. Ing enjoyed all sports and was a fitness enthusiast many years ahead of the present-day trend. In addition to golf, he played racquetball, handball, and tennis. He was an excellent gin rummy and bridge player, including contract bridge. He loved to read and enjoyed music, especially jazz. He also loved two-seater, fast cars, from his first 1967 MGB to a 2000 Chevrolet Corvette at age 80.
Grateful for having shared his life are his wife Marilyn Burke Maurstad, Sioux Falls, SD; daughters, Deborah (Ken) Dreher, Hastings, MN, Jacqueline (John) Young, Beatrice, NE, Christina (Timothy) Chelgren, Sioux Falls, SD Sonya (Timothy) Doyle, Beatrice, NE and son David (Karen) Maurstad, Ashburn, VA, grandchildren, Adam (Nicole) Dreher, Erik Dreher, Ingolf (Laura) Maurstad, Derek (Angela) Maurstad, Laura (David) Ridenour, Evan Kraviec, Natalia Kraviec, Christian Young, Cassandra Chelgren, Sophia (Justin) Vonk, Garrett Chelgren, Patrick Doyle, Katie Doyle and Ian Doyle, and great-grandchildren, Jacob, Hollie, Kenlee, David, Eloise, Ainsley, Oliver, Addison, Bergen, Ellory, Byron, Ingrid and Cooper, sister, Joanne Hadland, Bloomington, MN, brother Douglas (Cathy) Maurstad, Alcester, SD, and many nieces, nephews and friends.
Ing was preceded in death by his first wife Marilyn Gimbel Maurstad (July 9, 2004) of Beatrice, NE, parents Ingard and Marie Maurstad of Sioux Falls, SD, Infant twin brother Marion Roger Maurstad, brothers Duane Maurstad, Green Valley, AZ, and Marion Juell Maurstad, Elk Point, SD and sister, Henrietta Mongerson, Clearwater, FL.
Memorial services will be held on Friday, April 14, 2017 at 10:00 A.M. at Fox Funeral Home of Beatrice with Pastor Greg Gabriel officiating. Private inurnment will be held at Evergreen Home Cemetery of Beatrice. The family will meet and greet friends on Friday from 9:00 A.M. until time of services. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials be directed to support Beatrice Country Club Junior Golf with Mark Bathel in charge. A guestbook for signatures and messages of condolence is available online at www.foxfuneralhome.net. Fox Funeral Home of Beatrice in charge of arrangements.
Spouses
Death10 Jul 2004, Beatrice NE
Birth4 Sep 1927, Menno or Lesterville, Hutchinson County, SD
BurialEvergreen Home Cemetery, Beatrice, Nebraska
OccupationHomemaker, quilter
Education2 years at Augustana College, Sioux Falls SD
ReligionLutheran
FatherWilliam R. GIMBLE (1900-1980)
MotherSelena M. REISER (1907-1985)
Marriage28 Aug 1949, in Rapid City SD
ChildrenDeborah Lynn (1950-)
David Ingolf (1953-)
Jacqueline Diane (1958-)
Christina Sophia (1965-)
Sonya Claudine (1967-)
BurialHill of Rest Memorial Park, Sioux Falls, SD
Birth28 Jun 1926, Davis, Turner County, South Dakota
Death3 May 2021, Sioux Falls, SD
EducationLennox high school, Augustana College 1948
OccupationHigh School English teacher
FatherOscar BURKE
MotherEsther HANSEN
Misc. Notes
Marilyn Maurstad, 94, of Sioux Falls, passed away on May 3, 2021 at Dow Rummel Village in Sioux Falls, with her niece and her pastor by her side. A graveside service will be held at 9:15 AM on Saturday, May 22 at Hills of Rest Cemetery in Sioux Falls. A Memorial Service will follow at 10:00 AM at the George Boom Funeral Home. The family requests that masks be worn.
Marilyn was born on June 28, 1926, in Davis, SD, to Oscar and Esther (Hansen) Burke. At age 2, she survived the Davis tornado, which seriously damaged the building where she lived, and in which she and her family were taking cover. The family moved to Viborg, SD, in 1932.
In 1937, as the Great Depression was taking its toll, the Burkes moved to the West Coast in search of better employment opportunities. Marilyn was 11. The family spent most of that time in Washington and Oregon, where the tough times helped to forge some lifelong friendships.
In 1939, the family returned to South Dakota, and Marilyn graduated from Lennox High School in 1944. Marilyn attended Augustana College and graduated with a degree in English in 1948. She enjoyed a long and successful career as an English teacher, first in Watertown, SD, then in Lincoln, NE, and at Washington High School in Sioux Falls. She finally settled in 1955 in the St. Louis Park Public Schools in Minnesota, where she stayed until her retirement in the mid '80's.
After retirement, Marilyn became very active in church, and she developed a strong interest in social justice issues. Her church at the time, St. Stephen Lutheran Church in Bloomington, MN, offered many important opportunities for her to be of service. A trip to Nicaragua was an especially influential experience, and she remained grateful for everything that she learned there for the rest of her life. Later in life, she became a dedicated supporter of organizations that promote social justice.
In 2001, Marilyn moved to Sioux Falls. She joined First Lutheran Church, and was active there for many years. In 2005, she married Ingolf Maurstad, a college boyfriend from 57 years earlier. They were married until his death in 2017. Marilyn lived her last decade or so at Dow Rummel Village, where she enjoyed a supportive community of friends and loving caregivers.
Throughout her lifetime, Marilyn enjoyed many rich friendships and deep family ties. She was an avid traveler, and was blessed with some long-standing travel companions who accompanied her to Australia, Norway, Holland, Greece, and beyond. She enjoyed the theater, the Symphony, and the visual arts. She was fun--a lively conversationalist who was always well-read and always well-informed. She was a loyal friend to many, and was always eager to be of service to friends in need. She was deeply loved by her sister and her sister's family, and was very much a part of their immediate family.
Marilyn was preceded in death by her parents, Oscar and Esther (Hansen) Burke; her husband, Ingolf Maurstad; and her brother-in-law, Edward Mansfield. Forever grateful for having shared her life are her sister, Eunice Mansfield, her nieces Margaret "Meg" Mansfield and Lisa Nell (Dave) Jarvis, and her nephew, Paul (Kyle) Mansfield.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to Lutheran World Relief, or to a charity of your choice.
Marilyn was born on June 28, 1926, in Davis, SD, to Oscar and Esther (Hansen) Burke. At age 2, she survived the Davis tornado, which seriously damaged the building where she lived, and in which she and her family were taking cover. The family moved to Viborg, SD, in 1932.
In 1937, as the Great Depression was taking its toll, the Burkes moved to the West Coast in search of better employment opportunities. Marilyn was 11. The family spent most of that time in Washington and Oregon, where the tough times helped to forge some lifelong friendships.
In 1939, the family returned to South Dakota, and Marilyn graduated from Lennox High School in 1944. Marilyn attended Augustana College and graduated with a degree in English in 1948. She enjoyed a long and successful career as an English teacher, first in Watertown, SD, then in Lincoln, NE, and at Washington High School in Sioux Falls. She finally settled in 1955 in the St. Louis Park Public Schools in Minnesota, where she stayed until her retirement in the mid '80's.
After retirement, Marilyn became very active in church, and she developed a strong interest in social justice issues. Her church at the time, St. Stephen Lutheran Church in Bloomington, MN, offered many important opportunities for her to be of service. A trip to Nicaragua was an especially influential experience, and she remained grateful for everything that she learned there for the rest of her life. Later in life, she became a dedicated supporter of organizations that promote social justice.
In 2001, Marilyn moved to Sioux Falls. She joined First Lutheran Church, and was active there for many years. In 2005, she married Ingolf Maurstad, a college boyfriend from 57 years earlier. They were married until his death in 2017. Marilyn lived her last decade or so at Dow Rummel Village, where she enjoyed a supportive community of friends and loving caregivers.
Throughout her lifetime, Marilyn enjoyed many rich friendships and deep family ties. She was an avid traveler, and was blessed with some long-standing travel companions who accompanied her to Australia, Norway, Holland, Greece, and beyond. She enjoyed the theater, the Symphony, and the visual arts. She was fun--a lively conversationalist who was always well-read and always well-informed. She was a loyal friend to many, and was always eager to be of service to friends in need. She was deeply loved by her sister and her sister's family, and was very much a part of their immediate family.
Marilyn was preceded in death by her parents, Oscar and Esther (Hansen) Burke; her husband, Ingolf Maurstad; and her brother-in-law, Edward Mansfield. Forever grateful for having shared her life are her sister, Eunice Mansfield, her nieces Margaret "Meg" Mansfield and Lisa Nell (Dave) Jarvis, and her nephew, Paul (Kyle) Mansfield.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to Lutheran World Relief, or to a charity of your choice.
Marriage19 Mar 2005