LAWRENCE VICTOR KAMPA

Born: August 11, 1925    Duelm, Benton, Minnesota
Died: January 1, 1993    Greater Staples Care Center, Cushing, Morrison, Minnesota
Buried: January 4, 1993    Motley Public Cemetery, Motley, Morrison, Minnesota


Parents:
 
 
Marriage:
 
 
 
Military
Service:
Michael Kampa
Josephine Stanek

Rita Frances Storkamp
July 1, 1948
Sauk Rapids, Benton, Minnesota

Served in U.S. Army and Air Force
Veteran of World War II

  Lawrence V. Kampa

Children: Michael John Oct. 10, 1949  
  Jacqueline Clare Nov. 24, 1950  
  Carol Jean May 2, 1952  
  Lawrence Kenneth Aug. 1, 1954  
  Charles Robert May 16, 1957  
  Jeffrey Joel Jan. 25, 1962  

Notes: At the time of the April 8, 1930 federal census, Lawrence was 5 years old and living with his parents and nine
  siblings on their own farm in St. George Township which was valued at $4,000 (approx. $40,000 in 2001 currency). The family did not own a radio. His uncle Thomas and aunt Milly and their family lived on the farm next door.
 
At the time of the Apr. 12, 1940 U.S. federal census, Lawrence was 14 years old and living with his brother-in-law, Henry B. Halfmann; elder sister Emma E.; Henry and Emma's four young daughters, Arlene (8), Margy (7), Jean (3) and Mary Jane (1); sister Dolores (17); and brother Michael (11) on a rented farm in rural St. George, Benton, Minnesota. Henry, Emma, Arlene and Margy Halfmann were living in the same house as of Apr. 1, 1935 but Dolores, Lawrence and Michael Kampa had been living elsewhere in rural Benton County. His brother-in-law Henry was a farmer working 68 hours a week, 52 weeks a year. Lawrence was an unpaid farm laborer who worked 60 hours a week for 52 weeks a year. He had completed his education through the 7th grade. Nieces Arlene and Margy Halfmann, and younger brother Michael Kampa all were attending school.
 
Lawrence worked for Maiers Transfer in St. Cloud for 16 years. In 1965 he moved with his family to Fish Trap Lake, where they owned and operated Four Pines Resort. In 1973 he worked for Morey Fish Company. He and his family then owned and operated Kampa Island View on Fish Trap Lake. He was a member of St. Michaels Church in Motley, the Randall VFW and Motely American Legion.

Ancestry: The Franz Kampa Line
   
Lawrence Kampa Obituary

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