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Neil Wolff

Loving Father, Husband, Brother, and Friend

Neil Wolff

Born
12 April 1945, Hettinger, N.D.
Died
18 January 2006, Hettinger, N.D.

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Neil Erlan Wolff was born April 12th, 1945 at Hettinger, ND to Ragnhild & Arthur C. Wolff of Haynes, ND. He graduated from Hettinger High School in 1964. He completed schooling for Diesel Mechanics at North Dakota State School of Science, in Wahpeton, ND.

In 1965, he joined the National Guard, and completed basic training at Ft. Bragg, NC with advanced training at Ft. Belvior, VI. He was an active guard member with units in Hettinger, ND, Lemmon, SD and Rapid City, SD.

On October 13th, 1984 he married the love of his life, Debbie M. Schlosser. They had four children, Tressa Marie, born Feb. 5, 1985, Trina Lynn, born July 5, 1986, Trevor Neil, born Nov. 20, 1987 and Trisha Rae, born May 24, 1991.

Photographs

All 8 photographs
Neil's 12th birthday
Neil's 12th birthdayAdded by CD
~1960...(L-R) Neil, Evelyn, Jerome, Lynn, Beatta, Brian, Ragnhild, Keith, Arthur, Leann, Orville
~1960...(L-R) Neil, Evelyn, Jerome, Lynn, Beatta, Brian, Ragnhild, Keith, Arthur, Leann, OrvilleAdded by CD
Neil's High School Graduation
Neil's High School GraduationAdded by CD
1990? - Clockwise - Lynn, Brian, Keith, Orville, Neil, Evelyn, Beatta, Leann
1990? - Clockwise - Lynn, Brian, Keith, Orville, Neil, Evelyn, Beatta, LeannAdded by CD
1997 - (Clockwise) Keith, Orville, Neil, Lynn, Brian, Evelyn, Leann, Beatta
1997 - (Clockwise) Keith, Orville, Neil, Lynn, Brian, Evelyn, Leann, BeattaAdded by CD
2005
2005Added by CD
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Notes and messages

The first time I met Neil I was 8. My family had taken the first trip to the farm and had gotten stuck on Gumbo Hill. Dad hiked into the farm and before long, out came a tractor. Neil got into our car to steer it into the farm. I asked him what they did when the tractor got stuck and he said, "We just go get another tractor to pull the first one out."

Christy Dennis, 21 January 2006

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