1925
James
2016
James Quiggle
July 11, 1925 — May 16, 2016
Funeral services for James William Quiggle will be held at 11:00 AM on Thursday, May 19, 2016 at Bonnerup Funeral Service in Albert Lea. Reverend Matthew Griggs will officiate. Interment will be in Hillcrest Cemetery. Visitation held one hour prior to the service. James went home to his Lord on May 16, 2016. May he rest in peace.
James (Jim) Quiggle was born July 11, 1925 at Guckeen, MN. The family moved to their Hollandale, MN farm in 1926. James was the third child born to Melvin & Minnie (Finke), joining two sisters. James lost his hearing at age three from a severe illness. He later attended West Side School near Hollandale and later transferred to Central School for the Deaf at Rochester, MN. It was a school of well-rounded activities and a high scholastic curriculum. While enrolled those years, James became a member of the Boy Scouts of America, of Rochester, Troop 82; enjoying all the activities while earning many awards.
James always had a real love for farming and taking care of his much loved horses and livestock. He continued to farm with his mother until her death. He continued grain farming until his retirement in 1984 and continued his farming activities by driving truck for Mulenburg Farms & others. Another great enjoyment was helping the Hilltop Greenhouse & friends, Glen & Gretchen Boldt.
August 6, 1975, James married Juletta Rollins Isenberger at Cross Lutheran Church at Evergreen, CO. This union brought three step-children and their families, along with a brother-in-law and wife to make a family. He always enjoyed them, as they treated him with much love and respect. James always enjoyed his home and lived there for 80 years.
Survivors include stepchildren, Rita Rimrodt of Edmond, OK and her children: Tara & Kirk Rimrodt, Keith & Katherine Isenberger, Brandon of Golden, CO, and Brittany (Justin) Mangold of Williamsburg, VA, Rollin & Jeanne Isenberger of Decorah, IA; brother-in-law, Dr. Troy Rollins & wife, Mary of Mesa, AZ; niece, Kathy Jensen of Albert Lea; and other nieces and nephews; his family at Whispering Oaks; and many relatives and friends.
James was preceded in death his parents; sisters, Sylvia Johnston and Vivian McCall; nephew, Harley Jamison; niece, Arlowayne Jorgenson; brother-in-law, Wally McCall. James was loved very much and we shall always miss him and his beautiful smile.
James (Jim) Quiggle was born July 11, 1925 at Guckeen, MN. The family moved to their Hollandale, MN farm in 1926. James was the third child born to Melvin & Minnie (Finke), joining two sisters. James lost his hearing at age three from a severe illness. He later attended West Side School near Hollandale and later transferred to Central School for the Deaf at Rochester, MN. It was a school of well-rounded activities and a high scholastic curriculum. While enrolled those years, James became a member of the Boy Scouts of America, of Rochester, Troop 82; enjoying all the activities while earning many awards.
James always had a real love for farming and taking care of his much loved horses and livestock. He continued to farm with his mother until her death. He continued grain farming until his retirement in 1984 and continued his farming activities by driving truck for Mulenburg Farms & others. Another great enjoyment was helping the Hilltop Greenhouse & friends, Glen & Gretchen Boldt.
August 6, 1975, James married Juletta Rollins Isenberger at Cross Lutheran Church at Evergreen, CO. This union brought three step-children and their families, along with a brother-in-law and wife to make a family. He always enjoyed them, as they treated him with much love and respect. James always enjoyed his home and lived there for 80 years.
Survivors include stepchildren, Rita Rimrodt of Edmond, OK and her children: Tara & Kirk Rimrodt, Keith & Katherine Isenberger, Brandon of Golden, CO, and Brittany (Justin) Mangold of Williamsburg, VA, Rollin & Jeanne Isenberger of Decorah, IA; brother-in-law, Dr. Troy Rollins & wife, Mary of Mesa, AZ; niece, Kathy Jensen of Albert Lea; and other nieces and nephews; his family at Whispering Oaks; and many relatives and friends.
James was preceded in death his parents; sisters, Sylvia Johnston and Vivian McCall; nephew, Harley Jamison; niece, Arlowayne Jorgenson; brother-in-law, Wally McCall. James was loved very much and we shall always miss him and his beautiful smile.
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