Birth date: May 18, 1931 Death date: Jun 25, 2022
Nels Elvin Olson, 91, a lifelong resident of rural Neosho County, passed away peacefully on Saturday, June 25, 2022 at Kansas City Hospice House in Kansas City, Missouri with his daughter by his side, and surrounded by the love of Read Obituary
Nels brought hay to our farm for years and years in Missouri. He was honest, fair, and happy and always on time. He helped us and made it possible for us to survive. When my dad past he would stop by and check on us on the way to Branson. We appreciate all he did to help us along the way.
I cut Nels hair for years and years bless his heart he followed me where ever I went.
I remember cutting his hair and finishing up trimming his eyebrows was especially hard to cut then I realised I had his eyelid. Oh Nels I'm so so sorry I said he laughed and said if you cut any more I was going to have to say somthing. He will be missed!
The John Carlson (son of Milo, Nels’ cousin) family have many pleasant memories of our visits to the Carlson family farm near Erie and fellowship with Nels and Marion. Nels was a faithful steward of our farm for many years (20 ) at the direction of my dad Milo… which allowed my mom and dad to live at Pampa, TX (knowing the farm was in good hands) and visit their beloved Neosho county farm and Kansas relatives. I always enjoyed my visits and tutorials with Nels when I retired 24 years ago and ranched in eastern Texas. Nels Olson…a true gentleman!!!
John H Carlson - Pampa, Texas.
Dear Cooker, Mick & your entire family,
We know your father through you both. That is the most powerful legacy a humble, happy human can leave to the world.
Kathleen & Dennis Dickson
Kevin, Aaron & Steven & their families
Cindy, Cooker and families, U. Nels was one of a kind! I will never forget the great times we had on the farm, 4th of July, home made ice ream, fishing, swimming...I wish every kid could experience what we did.
Nells was one of the best Masons Ever. He work on our fund raiser year round, always smiling and never saying any thing bad anyone. We will all miss him dearly.
