OBITUARY: Agnes T. Haugo Douglas, Worth county, Iowa


                        Agnes T. Douglas

[The Northwood Anchor -- posted November 12, 2002 ]

Agnes T. Douglas, 96, of Kensett, died Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2002, at the Lake
Mills Care Center in Lake Mills, IA.

Funeral services were Friday at the Elk Creek Lutheran Church, Kensett,
IA with Pastor Selmer G. Hernes officiating. Burial was at the Elk Creek
Cemetery rural Kensett.

Agnes was born June 10, 1906 to Ole and Anna (Heimdal) Haugo at Lake Mills,
IA. She attended school there and graduated from Lake Mills High School.
She went on to get her teaching certificate at Waldorf College and then
taught at rural schools around Lake Mills. Agnes moved to Detroit, Mich.
and went to cosmetology school.

While living in Detroit she met Charles Hilton Douglas and they were married
March 24, 1933 in Detroit. They moved to a farm near Ypsilanti, Mich. and
lived there until 1949 when they bought a farm near Kensett, IA and lived
there the rest of their lives.

Agnes was a lifelong member of Elk Creek Lutheran Church.

Agnes is survived by one son, William C. (Bill) Douglas and his wife,
Debbie, of Cedar Rapids; four grandchildren; two sisters, Rachel Brunsvold
and her husband, Eldren, of Kensett, and Amanda Thoe and her husband, Bob,
of Magalia, CA; and one brother, Walter Haugo and his wife, Mary Jo, of
Litchfield, MN.

She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Charles Hilton
Douglas, three sisters, Amanda Haugo, Ruth Vail, and Thora (Harmon)
Larson; and three brothers, Ted Haugo, Torg Haugo, and Harold Haugo.




Copyright (c) 2002 by Kermit Kittleson
(Note: Not necessarily related to the subject of this obituary.)

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