2010 Reunion
12/20/17
12/12/17
We took another DNA test - from ancestry.com. Will keep doing it till we get it right. No great surprises here - shows Great Britain and Scandinavia. It was nice to see the Irish, Scottish, and Welsh. We always wanted to have a little Scottish and Irish ancestry and apparently we do.
The Iberian was a surprise. Who knew about Spanish and/or Portuguese? And this test does not show the small amount of Native American and Northern Africa that are shown by 23 and me test. So we take all this with a slight grain of salt.
If you are interested in such things send me an en email and I will share it with you. It also shows our genealogy so that is interesting. More info at hullingerdna.blogspot.com and harlandna.blogspot.com.
9/8/17
9/6/17
Performance Art by Stan Wasilik
Earthworm excrement on a twisting hand against a bullet-ridden sign at Cedar Creek access point to the Missouri river on the Lower Brule Indian reservation in South-central South Dakota at sundown. Save your profanity, this is art.
Stan
8/5/17
Clif Hullinger passed away peacefully on Friday, August 4, 2017
Chapel Hills Garden
11333 S. Central in Oak Lawn, IL
dignitymemorial.com/chapel-hill-garden-south-funeral-home/en-us/index.page
Although the family would always appreciate messages, they request that in lieu of flowers you may prefer to donate to any charity of your choosing.
Clif was a beloved brother, father and grandfather, was born in South Dakota and received degrees in chemistry from South Dakota State University and Purdue University. He served in the army during World War II in North Africa and Italy in the 109th Combat Engineers, 34th Infantry Division, rising from private to 1st Sergeant and then a battlefield promotion to Lieutenant at Anzio.
He worked at American Maize Company in Hammond, IN, as Director of Research and Production Manager until retirement, then served as a consultant in several countries including South Korea, Argentina, India and Malaysia. He was a long-time member of the Mount Greenwood Lutheran Church, and served as a board member and President of the Beacon School in Beverly, and as a volunteer leader with the Boy Scouts.
Beloved Husband of the late Louise nee Liffengren. Loving father of Craig (Beth), Anne, Scott (Barb) and the late Neil Hullinger. Dearest grampa of Leigh Ann, Bret, Erik, Krystina, Alex, Shane and the late Clint Hullinger.
Dear brother of Margaret (The late Ernie) Rohde, Doris (The late Bob) Hulce, Virginia (The late Gerald McClanahan) and the late Maribee (The late Everett) Erikson, Ellis (Audrey) Hullinger, Jack (Eunice) and Carolyn (Lorne) Smith. Fond uncle of many nieces and nephews.
Clif will be remembered by all for his quick wit, kindness and wisdom.
Although the family would always appreciate messages, they request that in lieu of flowers you may prefer to donate to any charity of your choosing.
Clif was a beloved brother, father and grandfather, was born in South Dakota and received degrees in chemistry from South Dakota State University and Purdue University. He served in the army during World War II in North Africa and Italy in the 109th Combat Engineers, 34th Infantry Division, rising from private to 1st Sergeant and then a battlefield promotion to Lieutenant at Anzio.
He worked at American Maize Company in Hammond, IN, as Director of Research and Production Manager until retirement, then served as a consultant in several countries including South Korea, Argentina, India and Malaysia. He was a long-time member of the Mount Greenwood Lutheran Church, and served as a board member and President of the Beacon School in Beverly, and as a volunteer leader with the Boy Scouts.
Beloved Husband of the late Louise nee Liffengren. Loving father of Craig (Beth), Anne, Scott (Barb) and the late Neil Hullinger. Dearest grampa of Leigh Ann, Bret, Erik, Krystina, Alex, Shane and the late Clint Hullinger.
Dear brother of Margaret (The late Ernie) Rohde, Doris (The late Bob) Hulce, Virginia (The late Gerald McClanahan) and the late Maribee (The late Everett) Erikson, Ellis (Audrey) Hullinger, Jack (Eunice) and Carolyn (Lorne) Smith. Fond uncle of many nieces and nephews.
Clif will be remembered by all for his quick wit, kindness and wisdom.
Please share information with anyone who might want to know. In lieu of flowers, please donate to any worthy charity you choose.
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