Albert Frederick Nyland (22 April 1907-31 December 1975)

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Married:14 December 1926Elly Jean Lunde (17 March 1904-)
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Born:522 April 1907
Died:631 December 1975Chicago [city/town], Cook County [county], Illinois [state], USA [country]
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Albert Frederick was a steel structural engineer for Chicago Bridge & Iron Co for 45 years, retiring 2 April 1971. He was a Past Master of the Masonic Blue Lodge in Chicago, also a 33rd degree Shreener of Medinah Temple and an active member of the Scottish Rite Order, being a member of the Usher's Club. He enjoyed most of all to usher at the Shriner's Circus which was held to raise Money for the Masenic Hospitals, Crippled Children and Burn Division. Hobbies were reading, repearing and building, and all work for wife and children. He was an active member og Bethany Lutheran Church of La Porte, Indiana, and visiting member of Our Saviour's Lutheran Church, Mc Allen, Texas. When children still were in school, he and Elly took part in all the children's activities. He was a scout leader, President of the Council of the church, also Sunday School Superintendant and a Sunday School teacher.7
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1 Eldar Alvarstein, Section for John Lauritz Lunde, Descendants of John Pedersen Lunde; Christoffer Owe, Sandnes, Norway, 1990. .
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