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Arthur Clarence Kegel

Birth	:	27 Jan 1912 Saint Paul, Ramsey County, Minnesota, USA
Death	:	12 Nov 1998 Miles City, Custer County, Montana, USA
Burial	:	Hope Hill Cemetery, Medina, Gibson County, USA
Coordinate	:	35.8218890, -88.7224110
Plot	:	section Q
Description	:	Blaine County Journal News-Opinion, Chinook, MT, 25 Nov 1998 Arthur Clarence Kegel died November 12, 1998, in the Holy Rosary Health Center in Miles City, MT. He was born (the oldest of ten children) on January 12, 1912, to Charles and Anna (Houska) Kegel in St. Paul, MN, and was raised on the family homestead in what became known as the Little Jewell Community on the Big Flat. He attended school at Little Jewell and graduated from Turner High School. As a young boy Clarence walked with his brother Fred to Savoy where they worked for the Cronk Ranch, Clarence Watkins... Read More	Blaine County Journal News-Opinion, Chinook, MT, 25 Nov 1998 Arthur Clarence Kegel died November 12, 1998, in the Holy Rosary Health Center in Miles City, MT. He was born (the oldest of ten children) on January 12, 1912, to Charles and Anna (Houska) Kegel in St. Paul, MN, and was raised on the family homestead in what became known as the Little Jewell Community on the Big Flat. He attended school at Little Jewell and graduated from Turner High School. As a young boy Clarence walked with his brother Fred to Savoy where they worked for the Cronk Ranch, Clarence Watkins and Tom Everett. They put up hay and worked the sugarbeets until the new high school opened in Turner. During his college career he and four of his siblings were featured in the New York Times when they entered Northern Montana College at the same time. Clarence recieved a Bachelor of Science and a Masters Degreee in Agricultural Science and later taught animal science at Montana State College, where he was a member of the Alpha Zeta Honorary Society. When W.W. II began he left his position at the university and joined the Army. He served in the Pacific campaign and fought the Japanese. After the war he was hired as the Ag Extension Agent for Powder River and Custer Counties. On October 5, 1948 he married Marjorie Cooper in Bozeman and they recently celebrated their 50th Aniversary in Coeur d'Alene, ID. He was the Custer County agent for 30 years until his retirement in 1977. As a young agent he was instumental in contolling the outbreak of brucellosis in Montana. He brought many interesting programs to Custer County for the farmers and ranchers. He also served on the Custer County Selective Service Board (for which he recieved a presidential citation), the Custer County Fair Board, the mosquito control board, and the noxious weed control board. Clarence was proud of the achievements of his 4-H members and he served on the 4-H Council of Custer County. He always said "Every 4-H member is a champion." When he retired he was presented an honorary flag pole at the 4-H building at the faigrounds. He was also a member of the First Presbyterian Church, served on the City County planning board, served as president of the State County Agents Congress and was their deligate to the National County Agent Convention (where he was honored as "The Man Of The Year for 1962", was an activemember of Epsilon Singma Phi (an Extension Service honorary society that fosters scholorships for deserving young scholars), was a member of and served on the board of directors of the Range Riders Museum, was a life member of the Elk Club and the VFW, and was involved in the Montana Stockgrowers Association. He served as sheep inspector for the State of Montana and was a designated wool corer. He was also an authority on Montana history and Native American history. Survivors include his wife, Marjorie; one daughter, Arlene and her husband J. Dennis Corbin of Miles City; three sisters, Alice Tollefson and Agnes Erickson both of Saco, and Ethel Cowell of Harlem; three brothers, Kenneth of Turner, Wesley of Blue Earth, MN and Marvin of North Platte, NE; four grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by a daughter, Brenda Anne; a son, Charles Brent; two brothers, Charles and Frederick; one sister, Marjorie Knapton. obit info given by FAG Cara (#47072115)

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Arthur Clarence Kegel's memorial is located at: Hope Hill Cemetery, Medina, Gibson County, USA.
When did Arthur Clarence Kegel death?
Arthur Clarence Kegel death on 12 Nov 1998 in Miles City, Custer County, Montana, USA
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Latitude: 35.8218890
Longitude: -88.7224110

Family Members:

Parent

Charles Frederick Kegel

(1882 - 1962)

Anna Helen Houska Kegel

(1887 - 1950)

Spouse

Marjorie Lee Jenny Cooper Kegel

(1919 - 2013)

Siblings

Fred Joseph Kegel

(1913 - 1993)

Charles William “C.W.” Kegel

(1915 - 1994)

Alice Charlotte Kegel Tollefson

(1917 - 2001)

Kenneth Clay Kegel

(1921 - 2005)

Ethel Berry Kegel Cowell

(1923 - 2020)

Agnes Florence Dorothy Kegel Erickson

(1927 - 2018)

Children

Charles Brent Kegel

(1952 - 1997)

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Nearby Cemetories:

1. Hope Hill Cemetery
Medina, Gibson County, USA
Coordinate: 35.8218890, -88.7224110

2. Hope Hill Cemetery
Medina, Gibson County, USA
Coordinate: 35.8217010, -88.7221985

3. Lathams Chapel Cemetery
Medina, Gibson County, USA
Coordinate: 35.8106530, -88.7107940

4. Hopewell Cemetery
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Coordinate: 35.8036003, -88.7406006

5. Centerville Cemetery
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Coordinate: 35.8258018, -88.7611008

6. Little Family Cemetery
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Coordinate: 35.8205800, -88.7644000

7. Herron Cemetery
Medina, Gibson County, USA
Coordinate: 35.8128720, -88.7636090

8. Burrow Family Cemetery
Lavinia, Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 35.8089720, -88.6788210

9. Haynes Cemetery
Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 35.8447540, -88.6849880

10. Hudson's Chapel CME Church Cemetery
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Coordinate: 35.8065100, -88.7686250

11. Chapel Hill Cemetery
Gibson County, USA
Coordinate: 35.8441690, -88.7658940

12. Elam Cemetery
Gibson County, USA
Coordinate: 35.8678017, -88.7144012

13. Threadgill Cemetery
Lavinia, Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 35.8033300, -88.6683300

14. Blankenship Family Cemetery
Milan, Gibson County, USA
Coordinate: 35.8684500, -88.7032100

15. Adams Cemetery
Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 35.7984900, -88.6688400

16. Medina Methodist Church Cemetery
Medina, Gibson County, USA
Coordinate: 35.8013930, -88.7781470

17. Gaston Cemetery
Spring Creek, Madison County, USA
Coordinate: 35.7738150, -88.6991500

18. Rust Cemetery
Milan, Gibson County, USA
Coordinate: 35.8346070, -88.7857700

19. Lavinia Cemetery
Lavinia, Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 35.8447550, -88.6616150

20. Lessenberry Chapel Methodist Church Cemetery
Milan, Gibson County, USA
Coordinate: 35.8742430, -88.7429440

21. Friendship Baptist Church Cemetery
Madison County, USA
Coordinate: 35.7714500, -88.7530900

22. Mathis Family Cemetery
Medina, Gibson County, USA
Coordinate: 35.8373960, -88.7897020

23. Hilliard Cemetery
Spring Creek, Madison County, USA
Coordinate: 35.7708200, -88.6906400

24. Spring Creek Church Cemetery
Spring Creek, Madison County, USA
Coordinate: 35.7696870, -88.6906290