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Eldest brother to Kelly Jo (Gayman) Manahl and first born son to Linda Lee (Waddell) (Gayman) Lyngholm.
Uncle to Leah Sinclaire Manahl & late husband of Lisa Gayman.
Mary C. Manahl was born on February 1, 1931. She was in a relationship with Clark E. Manahl, and had a child Steven Francis Manahl. Mary Manahl died at age 61 years old on May 5, 1992. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Mary C Manahl.
Clark Edward Manahl of Mason City, Cerro Gordo County, IA was born on March 12, 1929, and died at age 76 years old on January 8, 2006 at Good Shepherd Care Center in Mason City, Iowa..
Only biological daughter Kelly Jo (Gayman) Manahl, daughter of Steven Francis Manahl, only biological granddaughter to Linda Lee (Waddell) (Gayman) Lyngholm & Daniel Wane Lyngholm.
Great granddaughter of Roselyn Bernadine Lyngholm & James Peter Lyngholm.
James Peter Lyngholm (WWII Battle of the Bulge 84th infantry division veteran).
He served both Belgium & Germany during his high school years, section "B" page 12 out of 23, on page 12; 335th infantry.
1. Large color changing birthmark on left arm.
2. Dark brown eyes (Steven Francis Manahl)
3. Blonde/brunette hair (Steven Francis Manahl & Kelly Johnson (Gayman) Manahl).
4. Right handed (born & raised).
5. Flat footed.
Diagnosed with ADHA, Autism, Learning Disability at the age of 2 years old.
2nd born child of Linda Lee (Waddell) (Gayman) Lyngholm and step daughter to Daniel Wane Lyngholm.
Kelly is Steven Gaymans younger sister and mother to Leah Sinclaire Manahl.
Steven has a older half son, i.e. my half brother Andrew Felt.
Stevens late mother/my grandma Mary C. Manahl was born on February 1st, 1931 unfortunately she died on May 5th, 1992, 5 days before his 24th birthday.
At least Stevens father/my grandpa Clark E. Manahl, was still around to raise my father and see his own son Steven F. Manahl, start a family of his own...
In 1997 Steven F. Manahl married a beautiful woman/my biological mom, named Kelly Jo Gayman.
Clark E. Manahl was very proud of his son Steven F. Manahl to be married to Kelly Jo (Gayman) Manahl/my biological mom.
Eventually Steven F. Manahl and his wife Kelly Jo Manahl found out they were going to have a baby girl.
Clark E. Manahl was very happy and filled with joy that his son Steven F. Manahl and his wife Kelly Jo Manahl finally had their newborn daughter safely delivered on March 24th, 1999 @ 6:00pm in Davenport, IA hospital.
Clark E. Manahl was overjoyed to live long enough to see his son Steven and Kelly raising a beautiful daughter/granddaughter.
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