McCabe Funeral Home

Always enjoyed being with Doc at the Swedish Cub, Nordic Fellows luncheons and afternoon coffee hours with my Dad. Bengt and Doc were best friends and would rant politics over coffee. It was always fun to watch as neither seemed to get there facts straight. Now they are probably at it again! RIP dear friend.

The Myrold's were our neighbors for all of my childhood years. We spent most of time either at their house or ours. Many many memories of all of us playing, camping and skiing together. Mr M will be missed but not forgotten.

I was fortunate to live next door to the Myrolds with my parents from birth until I graduated from Law School. Mr. Myrold was as loving and kind to me as he was to his own children and treated me like a son in his family. I have fond memories of him teaching me to bowl, waterski and fish. Our families shared numerus camping experiences and he was a frequent assistant on my Boy Scout events. He even demonstrated his passion for HAM radio for me on night and we talked to people all around the world. I will miss him like I miss my own dear father and will forever be grateful for his supreme mentorship and guidance in my formative years. As a father of two daughters, I hope I will be able to pass on what Mr. Myrold gave to me..... unconditional love. Farewell and God bless. Love always, David Barber

Doc was well-traveled, well-read and well, a wonderful man! He loved to share stories that usually included a chuckle or two. He loved to sing and I was fortunate to hear his rich, baritone voice singing solos' and with the choir. Even when singing Happy Birthday, you could feel his passion for music. Doc was a wonderful man and I will miss him - thanks for the memories! cathie