Eldon J. Klinner

eldon klinner

May 13, 1953 ~ September 22, 2015

Age 62, of Chisago City, passed away at his home after fighting a long battle with cancer, on September 22, 2015. Preceded in death by father, Eldon Vincent Klinner; and sister, Evelyn Hoffman. Survived by beloved wife of 33 years, Ann Klinner; children, Carrie (Brandon) Klinner, Karl Klinner; four grandchildren; mother, Jeanne (Klinner) Marshall; brother, Erick (LeeAnn) Klinner. Eldon was a loving Husband, Father, Grandfather, Son, Brother, and Friend to many. He enjoyed a life full of hunting, fishing, family, and he loved old cars and motorcycles. He worked for the Pittsburgh Pacific Mining Company, as well as the Forest Service, clearing paths for parks, and then finished out a dedicated career with Metropolitan Council- Metro Transit. A Celebration of Eldons life 11 AM Saturday, September, 26th at Forest Hills United Methodist Church 1790 11th St SE, Forest Lake, with visitation beginning at 9 AM until time of service.

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  1. Ann, I am so sorry I never had the chance to meet him but I heard your anguish over his diagnosis. In so sorry for your loss and I pray for you. I can’t imagine your pain.

  2. Eldon was like a big brother to me. He brought a lot of help and laughter to my life in the short 14 years I knew him at Metro-Transit. He will be greatly missed my me. I hope one to see him again on the other side. “Tex”

  3. Words cannot express the way Eldon’s passing had on me. He was my friend that was not only my hunting and fishing partner but also was someone I could talk with about almost anything. We had plans to do more of the same after retirement. My heart goes out to his family and I want to say thank you to Karl for calling and letting me know of his passing. He will be missed by many as he was a great man.

  4. Ann, Carrie and Karl ~ Please accept my sincere condolences in the loss of your husband and father. Eldon was such a caring and giving man in the life of FHUMC Car Care and he will be missed. Peace be with you all.


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