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Noral F. ‘Sonny” Nelson was born
September 14, 1937 in Ray, North
Dakota, the youngest child of Ludvig
and Violet (Stewart) Nelson. He was
raised and educated in Ray schools, and
was baptized and confirmed in the Lu-
theran faith. He worked at Tank Farms
and for other area farmers, and was also
employed at Tioga Air Heaters, and drove truck for a
time. He loved to tinker with anything mechanical, like
cars or trucks. One of his favorite jobs was working for
the carnival setting up the merry-go-round. He also
enjoyed putting models together.
Sonny was once married to Margaret “Jane” Ruckle.
The couple adopted three children, Jackie, Steven and
Luke. The marriage ended in divorce.
Visiting with friends at the senior heritage center was
a favorite past time for Sonny.
He is survived by his children, Steven, Luke and
Jackie all of Minnesota; three grandchildren and one
great-grandchild; sisters, Louise (Earl) Dokken of Ray,
ND; Marlene Tinnes of Williston, ND and Marge Ander-
son of Minot, ND; and several nieces, nephews and
cousins.
Sonny was preceded in death by his parents; brothers-
in-law, Norman McCrery, Robert Tinnes and Richard
Anderson; and nephew, Jeff Anderson.
In Memory Of
Noral F. “Sonny” Nelson
Date And Place Of Birth September 14, 1937
Rural Ray, North Dakota
Date And Place Of Death December 21, 2013
Williston, North Dakota
Funeral Service 10:00 AM, Saturday, December 28, 2013
Fulkerson Funeral Chapel Williston, North Dakota
Clergy Pastor Steve Anderson
Casketbearers All of Sonny’s Family & Friends
Interment Sunset Rest Cemetery Ray, North Dakota
You may share your remembrances and condolences with the family at the Fulkerson Funeral Home website
www.fulkersons.com
DO NOT FEAR what May happen tomorrow, The same loving Father Who cares for you today,
Will care for you tomorrow And every day.
Either He will shield you From suffering or He will Give you unfailing strength
To bear it.
Be at peace, then, and put aside all anxious
Thoughts and imaginings.
St. Francis De Sales