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  • Boulger Funeral Home Hosts the Veteran "Lest They Be Forgotten Series"

    CALLING ALL FARGO AREA WAR VETERANS:

    Unique documentary captures American War Veterans in their own words
    "Independent filmmaker, Larry Cappetto, races to preserve the memories of war veterans"

    Award winning, documentary filmmaker, Larry Cappetto, will be in Fargo, Sept. 16 & 17 to interview war veterans for his television documentary series, "Lest They Be Forgotten." 

    RECRUITING  WAR VETERANS -
    Mr. Cappetto is seeking those in the Fargo area who have served in the military to interview for his ongoing film series.  Veterans of WWII, Korea, Vietnam, the Gulf War and Iraq are especially encouraged to participate in this historic project.  Survivors of the holocaust are also encouraged to participate.

    Mr. Cappetto's unique and compelling series of documentaries are educationally and historically important as America's generation of war veterans are dying everyday.  His documentaries are unusual in that the entire narrative is drawn from the memories and monologues of today's veterans.

    "Our young people today need to learn of the sacrifices that have gone before them so they can gain a better appreciation for all veterans and the freedoms that we share." (Larry Cappetto)

    Mr. Cappetto sees a great need to honor those who have served their country.  His film series has been featured on Public Television including the PBS family.  He has also appeared on the CBS Evening News, FOX Television and MSNBC.  Mr. Cappetto has also been featured on Canadian National Television.

    "Cappetto's search for those surviving veterans has been relentless..." In seven years he's
    interviewed almost 800 combat veterans, "...assembling one of the largest oral histories ever
    recorded of Americans at war." (Wyatt Andrews, CBS National News Correspondent).

    Interviews are being sponsored and hosted by, Jim Boulger (Boulger Funeral Home), and will be held Thursday and Friday, Sept. 16 & 17, 2010.

    LOCATION OF INTERVIEWS:

    Boulger Funeral Home

    123 10th St S.

    Fargo, ND 58103

    1-701-237-6441

    Veterans interested in being interviewed are asked to contact Mr. Cappetto at 970-254 9262, or visit his website:  http://veteranshistory.org

    MEDIA INQUIRES:

    For more information or to schedule and interview with Mr. Cappetto please call, 970-254-9262, or visit his website: http://veteranshistory.org

Obituary

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Tandeski, Lorna
July 21, 1942 - July 22, 2010
Lorna Tandeski

Gathering:

5-7:00 P.M. Sunday, July 25 in Nativity Catholic Church, Fargo.

9:30-10:30 A.M. Monday, July 26 in Nativity Catholic Church, Fargo.

Prayer Service:

7:00 P.M. Sunday, July 25 in Nativity Catholic Church, Fargo.

Funeral Service:

10:30 A.M. Monday, July 26 in Nativity Catholic Church, Fargo.

Burial:

Holy Cross Cemetery South, Fargo.

Arrangements:

Boulger Funeral Home, Fargo.

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Lorna Tandeski

July 21, 1942 - July 22, 2010

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Lorna C. Tandeski, 68, Christine ND, died Thursday, July 22 at Elim Care and Rehab Center, Fargo.


Lorna Tandeski was born on July 21, 1942 in Maddock, ND to Conrad and Ruth (Lindbo) Johnson. At the age of 3 the family moved to their farm north of Heimdal. Lorna was baptized and confirmed at the Klara Lutheran church rural Heimdal, she remained active in the church serving as the organist during her high school years. Lorna was homecoming queen her junior year. She graduated from (BCATS) in Maddock, ND. Lorna and James Tandeski were married in Maddock, ND on April 8, 1961. They moved to Fargo where they raised their 3 children. Lorna was employed at Dakota National Bank in Fargo and retired after 21 years. After retiring Lorna became a proprietor of The Bowler in Fargo with her husband Jim.


Lorna loved being with family and friends at the lakes. She also enjoyed ice fishing, snowmobiling, dancing at the Eagles, embroidery and watching stock car races. She truly enjoyed spending the last two winters in Mesa, AZ.


She is survived by her husband Jim, children: Cindy (Ben) Eastley, Bagley MN, their children Alicia and Brent; Robert (Jolene) Tandeski, West Fargo ND, their children James and Ryan; Danny (special friends Norma and Lorenzo), Rock Valley IA; mother, Ruth Sorenson, Maddock ND; brothers, Richard (Helen) Johnson, Fargo ND, and Dennis (Judy) Johnson, Bismarck ND, and her special God child Kara Hendrickson. She is also survived by many nieces and nephews.


She was preceded in death by her father Conrad. 


 

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