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Minneapolis North High School


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Class of 1966

 


Minneapolis North High School
Colleen Mary Zetterwall

Colleen Mary Zetterwall - Kushino

It is with deep sadness that we report the news of the death of Colleen (Zetterwall) Kushino.  She will be greatly missed by her family &  friends. We give thanks for Colleen's life. 


Passed Away 1/1/2018
2014
Biography
Colleen Mary Zetterwall - Kushino
 
 

Last Update

1/22/18 

 

 

Status

Passed away 1/1/2018

Location

Lived in Brooklyn Center, Mn

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Favorite Music

Schools / Military



Birthday

November 26, 1948

Spouse / Partners

Preceded into death by her parents, Al and Irene; husband, Al; two brothers, David and Larry.

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She was survived by her daughter Sarah 

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Biography



In Memory of our Classmate

Colleen M. Zetterwall - Kushino
1966

Obituary for Colleen Mary (Zetterwall) Kushino

Kushino, Colleen (Zetterwall) Mary age 69, of Brooklyn Center, passed away on January 1, 2018 at Our Lady of Peace Nursing Home in St. Paul. Visitation will be 5-7PM on Thursday, Jan. 11, 2018 at the funeral chapel at Washington-McReavy, 1600 Lowry Ave North. Mass of Christian Burial will be 1PM on Friday, Jan. 12, 2018 at the Church of Ascension (1723 Bryant Ave. N., Minneapolis, MN) with visitation continuing one hour before the service. Colleen was preceded into death by her parents, Al and Irene; husband, Al; two brothers, David and Larry. She was survived by her daughter Sarah and numerous close family and friends.In lieu of flowers the family would prefer memorials. Washburn-McReavy.com Swanson Chapel 612-529-9691 Published on January 7, 2018

Sarah & Colleen 2017
Sarah's Facebook Comments
Nancy Dunivin
Nancy Dunivin What a nice picture!
Mark Keykal
Mark Keykal So sorry to hear, the Keykal family sends thoughts and prayers your way
Beth Quiel
Beth Quiel so sorry hun, Love you and Praying
Mike Holmers
Mike Holmers VERY NICE PICTURE LOVE YOU
Anne Barth
Anne Barth Such a beautiful picture!
Wendy Aspinwall
Wendy Aspinwall Love this of you two!!! Hang in there Sarah! 😚
Julie Aspinwall Nason
Julie Aspinwall Nason What a nice picture!! ❤️❤️
Lisa Zang
Lisa Zang Prayers to you Sarah! 🙏🏻❤️
Mary Roberts Hass
Mary Roberts Hass Your memories are yours to keep forever!
Bobbie Kocinski Godzala
Bobbie Kocinski Godzala so sweet
Sharon Aspinwall
Sharon Aspinwall This is so very precious!! I love this!!!
Ursula Amble
Ursula Amble My prayers sweetie!
Jim Dabe
Jim Dabe Wishing you peace and comfort! Let me know if I can do anything for you!!!
Norma Erickson
Norma Erickson Sweet memories for you.
Beth Dalum
Beth Dalum I am thinking of you, Sarah Kushino
Denise Kashmark
Denise Kashmark So sorry Sarah. Thoughts and praryers for you.
JoAnne Moses
JoAnne Moses Prayers Sarah Kushino
Ursula Amble
Ursula Amble I remember that shirt! Always remind of my cat Pepper then we had Salt too ! Love you my Prayers to YOU.

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  • Joan Bourasa

Sarah & family, wishing you much peace and love at this difficult time. I have known you both for many years & Colleen will be missed. I hope that time & caring people around you will help to ease the pain of your loss. Feel free to call & talk whenever 
you wish.


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Paula Lange
Paula Lange I am sorry to hear that. Colleen was a nice person.
Mary Earley Oliver
Mary Earley Oliver Not another class mate! RIP Colleen. I remember you from grade school on up.
Cheryl Royce
Cheryl Royce So sad to loose another classmate. RIP
Trudy Persons Parks
Trudy Persons Parks Sorry to hear this. Another classmate gone.
Patti Weber McAnally
Patti Weber McAnally RIP Colleen, prayers go out to your family...
Diane West
Diane West RIP Colleen, so sorry for your family.
Carmen O'Brien Rettke
Carmen O'Brien Rettke So sorry for this loss. Remember you well, Colleen.
Amalio Perez
Amalio Perez im sorry to hear that
Jeff Ansel
Jeff Ansel Really sorry to hear of Colleen’s passing. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family.


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They came this way but once. Yet, they touched our lives in many ways while they were here. We shall remain eternally grateful for their friendship and for the influence each bestowed upon us.

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Miracle in Minnesota


Vikings Pulled Off A Last-Second Win Over Saints,

 And Fans Went Ballistic.

January 14th, 2018


This Game is for you, Colleen...

   

THE VIKINGS' LAST-SECOND TOUCHDOWN WAS ONE OF THE GREATEST NFL PLAYOFF FINISHES EVER


"The Minneapolis Miracle"

Mini Movie | Saints vs Vikings

NFC Divisional Championship Game 2018

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The Minnesota Vikings advanced to play at Philadelphia Eagles
next Sunday (1/21/2018) in the NFC championship game.

Saints safety Marcus Williams owns up to mistake on Stefon Diggs’ game-winning touchdown


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#43 Saints safety Marcus Williams

“Man, it was just my play to make,” said Williams, who missed the tackle around the Saints’ 35-yard line that allowed Minnesota Vikings receiver Stefon Diggs to run free for a 61-yard, game-winning touchdown in Minnesota’s 29-24 victory.

“The ball was in the air. I didn’t go attack it. And he came down and made a great play, and that’s just on me,” said Williams. “I just gotta be that guy and go up and get the ball. As a safety back there, you gotta be the eraser. And that was my job.”


Prince’s ghost blocked Marcus Williams,
 only explanation for this Minnesota Miracle.

#7 Case Keenum

The Vikings needed a miracle, so they called a play called “Seven Heaven.”

With the Vikings seconds away from yet another devastating postseason defeat, they came up with perhaps the most dramatic victory in team history. Stefon Diggs caught a 61-yard touchdown pass from Case Keenum on the final play for a 29-24 victory over New Orleans in a divisional playoff game Sunday at U.S. Bank Stadium.

“Wow,” Vikings coach Mike Zimmer said. “That was a heck of a game, wasn’t it? And the good guys won.”

The Vikings advanced to play at Philadelphia next Sunday in the NFC championship game.


Vikings suffer shocking blowout loss to Eagles, in NFC Championship Game

Vikings blow chance to be first team to play Super Bowl at home. 

The fact the Vikings were here at all, a week after the miraculous finish that defied six decades of precedent, was enough to suggest that things might really be different this time, that the franchise’s sixth NFC Championship Game after its fourth Super Bowl defeat would be something more than yet another exercise in heartbreak.

The Vikings marched into Philadelphia as three-point favorites, with the NFL’s top-ranked defense against a backup quarterback who hadn’t thrown for more than 300 yards in a game since 2014. One game away from becoming the first team in NFL history to play a Super Bowl in its home stadium, Minnesota had given its fans reason to believe the payoff was finally here, that Charlie Brown’s right foot would finally meet the pigskin squarely and send it soaring.

But in the end, with a crowd of Eagles fans jeering as they stood witness, Lucy pulled away the ball again.

It’s difficult, so soon after the Vikings’ 38-7 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, to rank their most recent defeat among their most crushing NFC Championship Game losses. But this one had to sting, both because of the opportunity lost and the manner in which it disappeared, in a game where most of what the Vikings had come to count on evaded them.

“If we would have gone out and they would have beat us at our game, you tip your hat to them and tell them good job,” tight end Kyle Rudolph said. “But we really dug ourselves in a hole, and that’s what’s going to make it most difficult. I felt like our fans deserve to watch us play in the Super Bowl in our stadium, and we let them down.”

A defense that had only allowed one quarterback to throw for more than 300 yards this season was filleted by Nick Foles, the Eagles quarterback who had taken over for the injured Carson Wentz just over a month ago. Foles threw strikes past just about everybody in the Vikings’ decorated secondary: past All-Pro safety Harrison Smith, past venerable corner Terence Newman, past former 11th overall pick Trae Waynes.

“We would love to play a Super Bowl if it was in China, to be honest with you,” Vikings coach Mike Zimmer said. “Some of our strengths, they attacked. They got after us tonight. We weren’t used to those kinds of things.”

Case Keenum, the improbable Vikings starter who’d led them to this point after Sam Bradford’s knee injury in Week 1, had an interception returned for a touchdown for the first time this season. It would be the first of his three turnovers, followed by a fumble that set up Philadelphia’s third touchdown and a late interception after the Eagles had put the game out of reach.

The Vikings began the game with a masterful first drive that covered 75 yards in nine plays, silencing a raucous Eagles crowd with a 25-yard Case Keenum-to-Kyle Rudolph touchdown pass that came from a Pat Shurmur play call that isolated Rudolph on a linebacker. The Eagles punted on the next drive, and a fair catch interference penalty on Shelton Gibson staked the Vikings to good field position for their next drive.

It would be at midfield where the tenor of the game completely turned.

Defensive end Chris Long got his hand into Keenum’s ribs as the quarterback let go of a pass for Adam Thielen, and cornerback Patrick Robinson intercepted it, reversing field and cutting all the way to the right sideline before picking up a block and sneaking into the end zone. Robinson’s interception return covered 50 yards, tying the score before the Eagles picked up an offensive first down.

“There’s a lot of things that went wrong today, obviously,” Keenum said. “Opening up the game, with how electric that crowd was, and going down and scoring, we felt good. The turnover was a mistake that I definitely want back. These ends are so good, this front is so good, I’ve got to step up and get away from the pass rush and be smarter.”

After a Vikings three-and-out, Philadelphia marched 75 yards in 12 plays, capping its drive with LeGarrette Blount carrying Andrew Sendejo into the end zone on an 11-yard TD run.

Two drives later, rookie Derek Barnett — the defensive end the Eagles selected with the Vikings’ first-round pick after trading Sam Bradford to Minnesota — beat tight end David Morgan around the line of scrimmage after the Vikings slid their protection to help right tackle Rashod Hill.

The strip sack set up Philadelphia’s third touchdown, and the Eagles later used a 36-yard gain off Zach Ertz’s double move on Smith to set up a field goal and take a 24-7 halftime lead.

After they built a 17-0 lead at halftime last week, the Vikings were outscored 62-19 in their final six quarters of playoff action. They will end the season with the typical round of questions prompted by these kinds of playoff defeats — about what they could have done differently, about what they will do next with Shurmur likely becoming the New York Giants’ next head coach and three quarterbacks set to hit free agency.

But before the questions start, they will have to contend with the revulsion over what they lost.

There will be no home Super Bowl for the Vikings, in a market that is set to host the game for the first time since 1992 and might not see it again for years. Instead, a heartbroken metropolis will be asked to put on its happy face and dole out Northern hospitality for two boisterous fan bases: Patriots fans coming to watch their team play its eighth Super Bowl in 16 years and Eagles fans who spent much of the second half mocking the Vikings’ “Skol” chant, repurposing it as “Foles.”

The payoff will perhaps come someday. But on Sunday, Vikings fans were left with a sickening feeling that was at once fresh and familiar.

“It’s not going to be very fun watching them come to Minnesota and play in our stadium for a Super Bowl we feel like we should be in,” Rudolph said. “It’s always harder when you don’t live up to your potential, and I feel like this team had the potential to be playing in that game.”


Minnesota Vikings Jokes 

(1) What's the difference between the Minnesota Vikings and a dollar bill? Answer: You can still get four quarters out of a dollar bill. 

(2) What's the best part about dating a Vikings fan?
Answer: She won't be asking for a ring! 

(3) Want to hear a joke about a Superbowl trophy? Nevermind... you probably wouldn't get it.

(From a packer fan 2017)


(4) Why are the Vikings purple?
Answer: You would be too if you have been

Choking for over 55 years.


See You Next Season... Maybe
Sarah & Colleen
 Form Sharon Aspinwall, Two of the most beautiful people, I am very Blessed to have been in their lives!!!

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