June Rasmusgaard
August 20, 1946 ~ December 29, 2010
The Lord welcomed June home with open loving arms on December 29, 2010 at her home in Moorhead.
June was adopted from an orphanage at age 4 by Allen and Ruth Anderson and her new sister, Grace. She was a loving and devoted wife to Errol Dohrwardt from 1965 until 1985. June was united in marriage to the love of her life, Olaf Rasmusgaard, in 1998. Olaf passed away in 2003. June is survived by her three children, Brandy Dohrwardt; Candie (Jose) Valadez; and Bray (Shannon) Dohrwardt; 12 grandchildren; 5 great grandchildren; and her loving and faithful companion, Lucy, whom she adored, taking care of her as much as Lucy cared for her.
June was born in Cleveland, Ohio, on August 20, 1946, to Louis and Violet Gillette. She was raised by her adoptive parents, Allen and Ruth in Rockford, MN. She enjoyed traveling and had been to every state except Hawaii. Her biggest accomplishments and what brought her the most joy, were her children.
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mom i love you so much ill miss taking you shopping and taking you to dr apps you where my only friend i really had your grand daughter took it really hard she reaally love you too say hi too olaf for me love you your son brandy
Moorhead MnCandy and family,
I am sorry for the loss of your Mother. I know how hard it is to lose the person that you love so much. I hope memories & time will help. I am glad you had the time at Christmas to spend with her. You are in my thoughts & prayers as you say goodbye to your mother.
Thinking of you.
Lisa
Clear Lake Mn.It was so nice to hear from you last Monday, little did we know that it would be the last time we talked. Now you will be pain free and united with Olaf. I will miss your birthday, anniversary and Christmas cards, you never missed one occasion in all those years. Rest in Peace Sis..Love you
Grandin North Dakota
Mom,
I know you are in a better place, But I miss you so much. I love you with all my heart. Candie