- Sturm Funeral Home website
Theodore Frederick Kissner was born on November 30, 1910 on the family farm in Highwater Township, Cottonwood County MN. He was the son of Louis and Anna (Marti) Kissner. He attended country school at District #29 in Germantown Township. He then worked on the family farm, which had been homesteaded by his father in 1895, having purchased it from the Railroad. This farm in now a Century Farm, Ted being the second generation to own it, and his son Kenneth the present owner. He was baptized and confirmed in the Germantown Evangelical United Brethren Church. On June 29, 1941 he married Ura Simondet at the North Redwood EUB Church. They resided on the farm until 1994 when they moved to Lamberton. Ted enjoyed raising cattle and was a member of the American Black Angus Association, and sold purebred Angus Cattle for many years. Ted enjoyed working on the farm with his John Deer machinery and playing horseshoe. Tied died on Wednesday, January 26, 2005 at the Valley View Manor at the age of 94 years. He is survived by his wife of 63 years – Ura Kissner of Lamberton; son – Kenneth and wife Diane Kissner of Sherburn MN; grandchildren – Dr. Mathew Kissner of Sterling Heights MI, and Sarah Kissner of Anoka MN. He is also survived by a sister – Viola Reif of Bismarck ND; a brother – Robert Kissner of Jeffers MN and a sister-in-law Pauline Henke of Hutchinson MN. He is preceded in death by his parents; sisters Agonia Borchardt, Luella Matzke, Melba Tlam; and a sister-in-law Iona Zihlke.
Theodore Frederick Kissner was born on November 30, 1910 on the family farm in Highwater Township, Cottonwood County MN. He was the son of Louis and Anna (Marti) Kissner. He attended country school at District #29 in Germantown Township. He then worked on the family farm, which had been homesteaded by his father in 1895, having purchased it from the Railroad. This farm in now a Century Farm, Ted being the second generation to own it, and his son Kenneth the present owner. He was baptized and confirmed in the Germantown Evangelical United Brethren Church. On June 29, 1941 he married Ura Simondet at the North Redwood EUB Church. They resided on the farm until 1994 when they moved to Lamberton. Ted enjoyed raising cattle and was a member of the American Black Angus Association, and sold purebred Angus Cattle for many years. Ted enjoyed working on the farm with his John Deer machinery and playing horseshoe. Tied died on Wednesday, January 26, 2005 at the Valley View Manor at the age of 94 years. He is survived by his wife of 63 years – Ura Kissner of Lamberton; son – Kenneth and wife Diane Kissner of Sherburn MN; grandchildren – Dr. Mathew Kissner of Sterling Heights MI, and Sarah Kissner of Anoka MN. He is also survived by a sister – Viola Reif of Bismarck ND; a brother – Robert Kissner of Jeffers MN and a sister-in-law Pauline Henke of Hutchinson MN. He is preceded in death by his parents; sisters Agonia Borchardt, Luella Matzke, Melba Tlam; and a sister-in-law Iona Zihlke.
- Sturm Funeral Home website
Theodore Frederick Kissner was born on November 30, 1910 on the family farm in Highwater Township, Cottonwood County MN. He was the son of Louis and Anna (Marti) Kissner. He attended country school at District #29 in Germantown Township. He then worked on the family farm, which had been homesteaded by his father in 1895, having purchased it from the Railroad. This farm in now a Century Farm, Ted being the second generation to own it, and his son Kenneth the present owner. He was baptized and confirmed in the Germantown Evangelical United Brethren Church. On June 29, 1941 he married Ura Simondet at the North Redwood EUB Church. They resided on the farm until 1994 when they moved to Lamberton. Ted enjoyed raising cattle and was a member of the American Black Angus Association, and sold purebred Angus Cattle for many years. Ted enjoyed working on the farm with his John Deer machinery and playing horseshoe. Tied died on Wednesday, January 26, 2005 at the Valley View Manor at the age of 94 years. He is survived by his wife of 63 years – Ura Kissner of Lamberton; son – Kenneth and wife Diane Kissner of Sherburn MN; grandchildren – Dr. Mathew Kissner of Sterling Heights MI, and Sarah Kissner of Anoka MN. He is also survived by a sister – Viola Reif of Bismarck ND; a brother – Robert Kissner of Jeffers MN and a sister-in-law Pauline Henke of Hutchinson MN. He is preceded in death by his parents; sisters Agonia Borchardt, Luella Matzke, Melba Tlam; and a sister-in-law Iona Zihlke.
Theodore Frederick Kissner was born on November 30, 1910 on the family farm in Highwater Township, Cottonwood County MN. He was the son of Louis and Anna (Marti) Kissner. He attended country school at District #29 in Germantown Township. He then worked on the family farm, which had been homesteaded by his father in 1895, having purchased it from the Railroad. This farm in now a Century Farm, Ted being the second generation to own it, and his son Kenneth the present owner. He was baptized and confirmed in the Germantown Evangelical United Brethren Church. On June 29, 1941 he married Ura Simondet at the North Redwood EUB Church. They resided on the farm until 1994 when they moved to Lamberton. Ted enjoyed raising cattle and was a member of the American Black Angus Association, and sold purebred Angus Cattle for many years. Ted enjoyed working on the farm with his John Deer machinery and playing horseshoe. Tied died on Wednesday, January 26, 2005 at the Valley View Manor at the age of 94 years. He is survived by his wife of 63 years – Ura Kissner of Lamberton; son – Kenneth and wife Diane Kissner of Sherburn MN; grandchildren – Dr. Mathew Kissner of Sterling Heights MI, and Sarah Kissner of Anoka MN. He is also survived by a sister – Viola Reif of Bismarck ND; a brother – Robert Kissner of Jeffers MN and a sister-in-law Pauline Henke of Hutchinson MN. He is preceded in death by his parents; sisters Agonia Borchardt, Luella Matzke, Melba Tlam; and a sister-in-law Iona Zihlke.
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