Timothy George Vogt, 43, passed peacefully at the Sanford Medical Center Thursday September 8th, 2022. Tim was born May 20th, 1979, in Breckenridge MN to George and Sylvia Vogt. Tim’s true passion in life was the outdoors, he spent his childhood with line in water with his bothers and friends through the summer months at Bucks Mills, learning the true meaning of life by experiencing summer freedom with the rolling rapids of the white water flowing through the tall concrete walls. During the months of autumn, it was brisk October evenings sitting in a tree enjoying the colors and smells of fall that led to frigid November mornings hunting the big woods of Tamarac or the family land, dreaming of whitetail monarchs and telling stories and playing cards with the family in the evenings. Tim lived life to the fullest, enjoying weekend barbeques and yard games with family and friends.
Timothy George Vogt, 43, passed peacefully at the Sanford Medical Center Thursday September 8th, 2022. Tim was born May 20th, 1979, in Breckenridge MN to George and Sylvia Vogt. Tim’s true passion in life was the outdoors, he spent his childhood with line in water with his bothers and friends through the summer months at Bucks Mills, learning the true meaning of life by experiencing summer freedom with the rolling rapids of the white water flowing through the tall concrete walls. During the months of autumn, it was brisk October evenings sitting in a tree enjoying the colors and smells of fall that led to frigid November mornings hunting the big woods of Tamarac or the family land, dreaming of whitetail monarchs and telling stories and playing cards with the family in the evenings. Tim lived life to the fullest, enjoying weekend barbeques and yard games with family and friends.
Lethe “Lee” F. Torgerson, 55, of rural Underwood, passed away Wednesday, August 3, 2022, at her home from cancer. She was born February 28, 1967, in Parkers Prairie to Edward and Mable (Brady) Neubauer and was the youngest of the ten siblings. Lethe spent her younger years growing up on the family farm in Leaf Mountain Township near Inspiration Peak. There she spent many joyful days riding horses and exploring the nearby woods and stream. When she was 13, her family moved to a hobby farm near South Turtle Lake. In her later years, she enjoyed deer hunting with her family, spending time at the “80” and spoiling her grandchildren. Her greatest pleasure was knitting and spent many peaceful hours making her next creation, even while sitting in her deer stand. She worked 23 years for Otter Tail County at her dream job, first at the Battle Lake Transfer Station and then at the Northeast Landfill. Lethe was preceded in death by her parents and infant sister. She is survived by her hus