Funeral services for Frank Jangula, 72, Larimore were held Monday, December 12, 1988 at Our Saviors Lutheran Church, Larimore, with the Reverend Wilbur O. Fisher officiating. Military honors and flag presentation were accorded by the Ted Valerius Post No. 97 of the Larimore American Legion, Casketbearers were Vance Bakke, Lincoln Nesdahl, Clarence Meyers, Bennie Nowek, Svend Anderson and Huger Carlson. Committal services and internment were held in Bellevue Cemetery, Larimore. Frank Jangula was born November 9, 1916 at Linton, ND, the son of Martin and Anna Marie Baumgartner Jangula. He was raised and educated in the Linton area. Frank received Holy Baptism and confirmed his Christian faith at Linton. He entered the Civilian Conservation Corp and worked in the Larimore area in the 1930's. Frank was united in marriage to Esther Thorpe on july 7, 1942 in Larimore. After their marriage Frank was inducted into the United States Army on September 28, 1942 at Fort Snelling, MN, and served during World War II. After receiving his Honorable Discharge on November 13, 1945 at Camp McCoy, WI, he returned to Larimore where they have lived since. Frank was employed as an automobile mechanic and later employed at Civil Service at the Grand Forks Air Force Base from 1964 to 1978 when he retired. They couple continued to live and make their home in Larimore. Frank passed away on Friday, December 9, 1988 at the Northwood Deaconess Hospital. Frank was a member of Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Larimore Fire Department, the Ted Valerius Post No. 97 of the Larimore American Legion and the Disabled American Veterans in Grand Forks. Surviving members of his family include his wife, Mrs. Esther Jangula of Larimore, two daughters, Susan (Mrs. Paul) Earich of Santa Maria, CA, and Marilyn (Mrs. Larry) Sherwin of Grand Forks, one granddaughter, Jennifer Earich, his step mother, Mrs. Katherine Jangula of Strasburg, ND, half sister, Lena (Mrs. Harry) Wolbaum of Braddock, ND, and two half brothers, Adam of Hazelton, ND and Joseph living in the state of Idaho. He was preceded in death by his parents, two infant brothers, and one half brother.