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THE Volume 31 • No. 2 • 2016 WINNING EDGE YOUR TOTAL MOTORSPORTS MAGAZINE IN DIGITAL FORMAT Since SINCE 1985 2006 Snowmobile Swap Meet Draws Enthusiast Inside: • What’s Hot - Industry News & Product Releases TOM DOBBRASTINE • MMSHoF Inductee Profiles WITH WAGON IN TOW HAULS HIS NEW FIND TO THE PARKING LOT. • Bud Bennett Joins MMSHoF • Ultimax Belts • Marion October Swap Meet & More! © WE’vE GOT MORE! LIKE US ON FACEBOOK www.facebook.com/thewinningedgemagazine THE WINNING EDGE MAGAZINE © 2016 Reproduction Prohibited YOUR TOTAL MOTORSPORTS PUBLICATIONS 1 Follow us on facebook and Like our page Join the Conversation! • Get informed, read, comment and share WE’VE the news you like. GOT • Check out our weekly Remember When Features and Photo Flashbacks. 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WhenFarms he was 24, David met and fell in love with Eleanor Knochenmus Rud and they were married on June 27, 1948. They shared love, devotion, and companionship throughout 68 years of marriage. DavidSupporting was an avid outdoor adventurer. Snowmobile With Eleanor and friends, Racing he made long canoe trips in the Canadian wilderness. The Northwest Angle on Lake of the Woods was a favorite place, where he forespecially over enjoyed winter. 40 HisYears transportation evolved from snowshoes, skis, and canoes, to boats, airplanes, and snowmobiles. He reveled in being outsideLook hunting, fishing, for exploring the woods and swamps, camping, and birdwatching. David was inviting and inclusive, passing on his love of the natural world to his children and grandchildren#57 James as they joined him on his adventures. David’s life was shaped by his Christian faith, and he was known for his humility and integrity. He was a quiet leader with a propensity for mischievous fun. He supported the successHeiler of others, & encouraging everyone to contribute. This inspired trust and loyalty which carried his family, friends, church, and Polaris through tough times. David was an In Memory Of anchorAndrew to many. Terrill David was a founding member of the Roseau Assembly of God (now Roseau David Eli Johnson Communityat the Church) races in 1954 and served on the board for 58 years. He taught Sunday February 5, 1923 - October 8, 2016 school for 25 years. David was a member of Gideons International, the American Legion,in Roseau 2015! Lions Club, and the NW MN Manufacturers Association. David was inducted into the Roseau Community School Hall of Fame in 1992, the International David Eli Johnson, age 93, died on October 8, 2016 Snowmobile Racing Hall of Fame in 1999, and the Polaris Hall of Fame in 2004. David was preceded in death by his Hetteen “fösterfamilj”: father Peter, mother at home in Roseau, MN. Over the last seven months, Betty; siblings Mats, Karolina Olson, Emma Johnson, Lydia Larson, Emanuel, John, Edward, Ida, Oscar, Albert, and Elsie. his health declined due to dementia. David was born in David was preceded in death by his Johnson biological family: father Walfred, mother Roseau, MN, on February 5, 1923, to Walfred and Signe Signe; siblings Linnea Yost, Maurine Kannenberg, Irene Grahn, Philip, Ruby Hetteen, and Hannah Hetteen; his stepmother-aunt Lillie (Signe’s sister); and his brother Ruben. (Sunsten) Johnson. Signe died shortly after his birth. He is5501 survived byW. his Herbison brother Robert (Mary). Rd. • Dewitt, Michigan 48820 David is survived by his wife Eleanor of Roseau; his children Mitchell (Dawn) of Before she died, she asked her midwife, Betty Hetteen, to Roseau, Rodney (Julie) of Two Harbors, Mary (Tom Klassen) of Minneapolis, and take care of David. Aaron (Amanda Norman) of Roseau; his grandchildren David (Rebecca), Anne (Alicia Patten),517-669-9459 and Laura (Andy Davey) Johnson, Hannah and Eben Johnson, Jesse and David grew up on the Betty and Peter Hetteen farm Ainsley Schoff, Evan and Zoey Fish, and Rowan Johnson; and his great grandchildren 5 DevinTHE and WINNING Maxwell Johnson. EDGE MAGAZINE © 2016 Reproduction Prohibited YOUR TOTAL MOTORSPORTS PUBLICATIONS in Malung Township, south of Roseau. He became their the Roseau Community School Hall of Fame in 1992, the youngest child, calling them mom and dad. David spent International Snowmobile Racing Hall of Fame in 1999, his childhood years playing with their many grandchil- and the Polaris Hall of Fame in 2004.
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