Armin L. Olson
December 5, 1975 ~ March 20, 2022
Age 46 of East Bethel.
Loving Son, Brother, Grandson, Uncle, Nephew passed away tragically with his girlfriend Teri Lyn Nicholas on March 20, 2022.
Preceded in death by grandparents, Eleanor & Cecil Olson; Ronald Weidell; uncle, Ron Weidell Jr.
Survived by parents, Jon sister, Connie (Jamie) Olson-Feyen; grandmother, Joyce Weidell; nephews, Marcus & Trevor; aunts, uncles, cousins, relatives and many friends.
Armin enjoyed snowmobiling in the mountains and loved his toys. He recently purchased land in the state of Wyoming which brought him much joy. He water skied for Bald Eagle Water Ski Team for many years. He was also one of the original members of the Ski Otters Water Ski Team. Armin loved fishing, sitting around campfires with a beer, and spending time with friends. He owned and operated Superior Light Technologies and traveled to many states. Armin loved life and lived every day to the fullest. Armin leaves behind many wonderful friends and people. We thank them.
A celebration of Armin’s life 4-7 PM Friday, May 20th with a time of sharing at 7 PM at Roberts Family Funeral Home, Forest Lake. In lieu of flowers, memorials preferred to Tunnels to Towers Foundation.
Chuck and Sandy will forever miss our friend, buddy, helper and protector. We’ve known Armin 22 years. He was intelligent, fun, ambitious and was the perfect neighbor. I will forever miss you. We love you Armin. God will take care of you now. Love. The Edwards.
As a few of us were at the annual Street Machine Nationals event parking and setting up in the morning, I thought I heard Armin coming up the street in his 68 Camaro, how I heard that car among all the other cars who knows. Armin’s Uncle Bill (who rebuilt the car just for his nephew) said “no that is too loud for the Camaro”. As the car got closer we turned around and sure enough the Camaro pulls up with Armin grinning behind the wheel with that twinkle in his eye knowing that he surprised Uncle Bill. Armin had installed cutoffs in the exhaust over the previous year. What a hoot. We will miss you. With all our love, Uncle Bill and Aunt Michelle
Armin I will forever cherish all of our days and nights skiing, cruising lake Phalen in your sprite truck, camping trips, clubbing and just being young and having fun! I’m so deeply sorry to hear of your passing. Your mischievous smile will be greatly missed. My deepest sympathies to all of you during this difficult time. May you find some peace in the beautiful memories you have of Armin.
I’m sure going to miss Armin, He was a great person and a great friend. It’s still hard to believe that he’s gone. Man we had some good times, I’m really going to miss our snowmobiling trips! Rest In Peace Armin.
Armin stayed with us when he worked up here in TRF. Countless nights spent sitting around the table after supper shooting the breeze. He became a very dear and close friend. Rest in peace, friend, you are missed.
Armin was truly one of a kind. I met Armin when Dan and I got together and he quickly became one of the best friends I’ve ever had. Mischievous, Loyal, Hilarious, Always on hand to help a friend and Always good for some sort of hilarious antics are just a few things that immediately describe who Armin is to me. To say he will be missed is an understatement. I love you my friend, and miss you dearly.
I knew Armin for 22+ years. Lost track of each other a few years in there but ended up being neighbors. A wonderful friend, a kind man, and always a good laugh. Hard to believe you are gone. RIP my friend. Stacy Ernst (Tim)