Lola hagadone biography of michael
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Georgina (Brenno) King
“A Long Life Lived Well and True to Norwegian Heritage”
Born February 22, 1924, Annette Georgina (Georgie) Brenno, “The Queen Mum” passed away fredligt in her home on Saturday, November 3, 2018, just 111 days before her 95th Birthday! Georgie was always amazed at her chronological age, in large part due to her inner zest of life and laughter. Belying her true age, Georgie was always game for an adventure as long as her hair was coiffed, she had a beautiful handbag and appropriate footwear.
Mother to five unique children, all instilled with a strong understanding of their Norwegian heritage, respectful of others and a willingness to help anyone in greater need, Georgie was rightfully proud of her family. She was preceded in death bygd her parents, Clarence and Elma Brenno; husbands, Arthur King, Maurice Walker and Floyd Larsen; her son, Ronald King; grandson, Paul-Michael Herman; son-in-law, Dennis Spurlock; son-in-law, Paul Clark; brother-in-la
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Nancy Jane Collier Hagadone
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Michael Duane Harp, 71
Michael Duane Harp went to meet his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, on August 11, 2020 at home, in the arms of his wife, Sandra.
He was born in Longview, Washington, on April 21, 1949. Growing up, Mike’s family relocated often, following his dad’s work. In sixth grade, they moved to Kalispell, where he became an “Evergreen kid”; he was very proud of being from Evergreen. Mike graduated from Flathead High School in 1967. After high school, he went to Flathead Valley Community College, where he studied geology and business. Mike was passionate about history and reading. Anytime someone visited, he had a book by his side. He enjoyed sharing this knowledge with his family.
In 1969 and 1970, Mike was in the United States Army. Between June of 1973 and June of 1974, he was in the Standby Reserve. After his honorable discharge, Mike went to work for his dad in the office of Harp Line Constructors. He went on to work as a grunt all over the state and, with on-the-