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Leonard Markus Karl Heine

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Leonard Markus Karl Heine

Birth
Frankenmuth, Saginaw County, Michigan, USA
Death
Dec 1977 (aged 89)
Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska, USA
Burial
Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska, USA Add to Map
Plot
Section 23 Lot 22 Space 3
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Uncle Charlie and Uncle Len left Michigan intending to go to the states of Washington and Oregon to work in the lumber business. They had worked in that business in Michigan and thought there was more opportunity in the western states to make money at that business. They were on their way west when they arrived in Omaha and were broke. So they went to work for the laundry to earn some money and then decided to stay there. And things really worked out well for them. I believe the Lutheran Hospital is located on 24th or 25th streets between Harney and Jackson, somewhere in that area and the Lutheran Old People's Home is close by...Aunt Aggie and Uncle Len both lived at the home for a period of time before they died. They took over a hospital that was having financial problems, paid off their bills, and then gave it to the Lutheran church to operate. And they started the Lutheran Old People's Home so that Lutherans would have a place to live when they were old. They were very successful in business and very generous in helping others.
Written by W.B. (Rip) Schroeder -
Uncle Charlie and Uncle Len left Michigan intending to go to the states of Washington and Oregon to work in the lumber business. They had worked in that business in Michigan and thought there was more opportunity in the western states to make money at that business. They were on their way west when they arrived in Omaha and were broke. So they went to work for the laundry to earn some money and then decided to stay there. And things really worked out well for them. I believe the Lutheran Hospital is located on 24th or 25th streets between Harney and Jackson, somewhere in that area and the Lutheran Old People's Home is close by...Aunt Aggie and Uncle Len both lived at the home for a period of time before they died. They took over a hospital that was having financial problems, paid off their bills, and then gave it to the Lutheran church to operate. And they started the Lutheran Old People's Home so that Lutherans would have a place to live when they were old. They were very successful in business and very generous in helping others.
Written by W.B. (Rip) Schroeder -

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