John H. Lunday Jr.

John Herald Lunday Jr. was born December 1, 1931, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, to John and Belva Lunday. He graduated from Fargo Central High School and Dakota Business College. On March 16, 1951, he married Beverly Joycelyn Ziner.  They lived in Fargo. John worked and ran the family business Sioux Oil and Fuel Company and Conoco Stations.  After the stations were closed the family business changed its name to Sioux Oil & Supply and later became Sioux Wholesale, Inc. until the business closed in 2015. He enjoyed fishing, hunting and skiing. John passed away Wednesday, December 9th at home. John is survived by his children, Paulette Butenhoff, Hawley, MN; Vicki (Rod) Stainbrook, Butte, MT; John Lunday III, Fargo, ND; Sharon (Alan) Watson, Buxton, ND; Todd Lunday, Fargo, ND; Lisa (Gary) Noyes, Dilworth, MN; sister, Mary Ann Gans, Palm City, FL; 11 grandchildren, 19 great grandchildren. John was preceded in death by his parents, John and Belva Lunday.

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  1. My thoughts and prayers are with you all!

  2. Robin and Keith Thompson says:

    To the Lunday Family, please accept our condolences at this difficult time.Though your Dad is gone, He will live in your Heart forever.

  3. Dennis and Linda Butenhoff says:

    John was a thoughtful and caring person. He will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family.

  4. Sorry for your loss. Mr. lunday you raised a great family. Rest in peace.

  5. Mary Ann Lunday Gans says:

    Forever missed and loved.

  6. Thanks for sharing the wonderful tribute to your Dad!!! I couldn’t help but watch it a few times! Hugs!

  7. Thinking of the family with a heavy heart. A loving legacy is left in those that are left behind.

  8. Helen Shinn Beavin says:

    My condolences to you all from your grandfather Lunday’s “baby” cousin–the last one left. My husband and I enjoyed a brief visit with him at the airport in Fargo 20 years ago.

  9. I’ll always miss you in my heart dear brother.

  10. Karena (Lunday) Carlson says:

    So sorry to hear of John’s passing. My dad, Jim, always talked highly of him and he was friendly the few times we had the opportunity to talk with him.


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