Rick Ohlhauser

Rick Ohlhauser, 69,

Minot, ND, passed away

Thursday, January 20,

2022, at a Minot hospital.

Ricky Allen Ohlhauser

was born on June 18,

1952, a son of Edward and

Lorraine (Beitelspacher)

Ohlhauser in Linton, ND.

He was raised and educat-

ed in Linton, graduating

from Linton High School.

On January 19, 1971,

Rick enlisted into the Un-

ited States Army. He

proudly served his coun-

try until his honorable

discharge on January 18,

1974. He then went into

the Army Reserve until

January 18, 1977.

Following his

discharge, he returned to

the Bismarck area, where

he started a career in con-

struction, specializing in

roofing, siding and win-

dows. In 1978, he met

Deb Volochenko, and the

couple were united in

marriage on July 5, 1991.

They made their home in

Minot, where Rick contin-

ued in the construction

business, retiring due to

an injury.

He enjoyed working

outdoors in his yard, fish-

ing, camping, restoring

old cars and working on

lawn mowers. His pride

and joy was his 1994

Dodge Ram pickup, the

first in the state sold with

the then new body style.

Rick was also a lifetime

member of the American

Legion and the VFW Post.

He was a loving husband,

father, grandfather and

friend and will be missed

by all that knew him.

Rick is survived by:

Wife: Debora; daughter

Treena (Earl) Manion;

step-son: Wayne (Tabitha)

Volochenko; grandchil-

dren: Anthony Myers,

Jeremiah Myers,

Nathaniel Myers, Breanna

Manion, Earl John Man-

ion; Brian Volochenko,

Dakota Volochenko, Brock

Volochenko; step-son

Hunter Laven and Austin

Laven; siblings: Lyle (De-

anna) Ohlhauser, Loretta

(Dennis) Mitzel, Lena

Bayer, Lorna (Denny) El-

kins, Leo Ohlhauser;

half-brother’s and sisters;

Shirley (Victor) Sprenger,

Todd Ohlhauser, and Da-

vid Ohlhauser;

sisters-in-law Candy

Ohlhauser; several nieces,

nephews and cousins also

survive. Special travel

companion and favorite

dog Roxy also survives.

Rick was preceded in

death by father Edward,

mother Lorraine,

step-father Irvin Baker,

step-mother Marion,

brother Leland Ohlhauser,

sister Lou Ann Ohlhauser,

nieces and nephew, Ben,

Trina, and Shannon.

The Ohlhauser family

would like to give a spe-

cial thanks to Marcy

McNair and Bonnie Gol-

dade for all the help over

the years with the care of

Rick.

To watch the service,

please go to

https://www.anchored

minotcom/watch-live.

Visitation: Wednesday,

January 26, 2022 from 4

until 6 pm at

Thompson-Larson Fun-

eral Home, Minot

Funeral Service: Thurs-

day, January 27, 2022 at

11 am at St. Paul’s Luth-

eran Church, Minot

Burial: Rosehill

Memorial Park, Minot

Memorials: In lieu of

flowers, memorials are

preferred to the

Ohlhauser family.

(Arrangements with

Thompson-Larson Fun-

eral Home, Minot)