Layne Hermanson

layne hermanson
Layne Cordell Hermanson, 67, Fargo passed away Friday, October 11, 2019 at his home. Layne was born January 31, 1952 in Powers Lake, North Dakota to Karl and Coyla (Watt) Hermanson. He graduated from Columbus High School, Columbus, ND in 1970. He attended NDSU, graduating in 1974 with a degree in Engineering. He married Scharlotta “Lottie” Liebelt on August 27, 1983 in Harvey, North Dakota. He retired from Dakota Specialty Milling in 2018. He enjoyed reading, telling stories, puzzles, going gambling, fishing, tinkering on cars, and was a self-made craftsman. He is survived by his wife of 36 years, Lottie, Fargo, ND; children, Aaron Mittleider, Bismarck, ND, Lindsey (Brian) Anderson, Des Moines, IA; sister, Laurel (Bo) Aki, Millilani, HI and many cousins, nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, son, Michael and brothers, Delwyn and Gordon.

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  1. Very sad to lose Layne. He was a good man, and will be missed by many. Thoughts and prayers go out to Lottie and the family.
    Rest in Peace, Layne.

  2. Our hearts go out to all of you after hearing of your loss of Layne. His laughter and smile will be a welcomed delight as Heaven awaits him. May the wonderful memories help you while you heal. Sending our huge hugs, many prayers, and warm thoughts. Our sincere condolences, Gordy and Sheila & our extended family

  3. Sorry to hear about Layne. Always enjoyed our conversations and his humor. Thoughts and prayers to Lottie, Aaron, Lindsey; the Hermanson family, and friends.

  4. I am saddened by this news. I grew up with Layne. I considered him a dear friend. I will always remember our childhood days in Columbus, North Dakota. My thoughts and prayers are with his family. Rest in peace dear friend. Until we meet again!

  5. I’m so sorry to hear of Laynes passing. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his entire family in their time of sorrow. Lester & Leslyan Ronholdt and family. Williston ND formerly of Columbus ND

  6. Layne was a good man full of smiles and stories. The kind of guy you can easily talk to for hours. It was pretty tough hearing the news, but the only thing that makes it a little easier is picturing him and Mike fishing from a heavenly dock together again. Rest in peace sir.

  7. My deepest sympathies to Lottie and Laynes family…I lived across the hall in the TKE fraternity house from Layne and shared so many great times together with much laughter. He was a smart and loving man and we shared many thoughts and ideas together….He was always ready to help and make things better….My deep condolences to Laurel, a beautiful sister who he loved deeply….I will miss this great guy and brother….RIP!
    YITB,
    Soulman
    Dave Sola

  8. When I was in high school I’d stop by to hang out with Michael and Layne and I would have a chat. He was always very kind to me and even after Michael’s passing Layne and Lottie both brought me closer to the family. This is the type of people the Hermanson’s are, always thinking of others. I have nothing but love for you all and I’m sorry for the loss of Layne.

  9. My condolences to the family on their loss. I served on the TKE Board of Advisors with Layne in the 2000s and appreciated all of his insight and experience. Rest in peace, Frater.

  10. Just found out about Layne’s passing, I went to school with him from 3rd grade through 10th, then moved to Colstrip, Montana in 1968. My mom gets the Crosby paper so that’s how I found out and looked up obituary online. I often think of my former classmates, how the years have flown by. I send my heartfelt condolences to Layne’s family. Rest in peace.


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