IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Clarence "Junie"

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Lundholm

Oct 3, 1933 — Sep 28, 2026

Bradley, SD

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October
6

Tuesday

4:00 - 6:00 pm (Central time)

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October
7

Wednesday

Starts at 1:00 pm (Central time)

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Burial

October
7

Wednesday

Prairie Hill Cemetery

428th Avenue, Bradley, SD 57217

2:30 - 3:00 pm (Central time)

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Obituary

Clarence "Junie" Lundholm Jr., 92, formerly of Bradley, passed away on Monday, September 28, 2026, in Watertown, SD. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, October 7, 2026, at Furness Funeral Home in Clark at 1:00 p.m. A time of fellowship will immediately follow the service. Burial will take place at Prairie Hills Cemetery in Bradley. Visitation will be held the evening prior, Tuesday, October 6, 2026, at Furness Funeral Home from 4:00 until 6:00 p.m.

He was born on October 3, 1933, to parents Clarence and Gladys (Frybarger) Lundholm. Clarence was a typical farm boy who enjoyed the farm life. From swimming in the slough with cousins to trapping with his sister, even coming home smelling like a skunk before church on a Sunday morning. He attended school in Bradley through his junior year and then he went to Rapid City to work for a while. He returned and graduated from Wallace High School and began farming on the family farm.

While attending an event with his dad, “Junie,” as he was called, caught the eye of Dorothy Jones. They were married in Madison, MN, on a very hot day, July 2, 1955. They farmed near Bradley for many years and raised their three children, Steven, Roy and Rachelle. He was a hard worker raising corn and small grains, including buck wheat and flax while also raising hogs, sheep and cattle. He received the Soil & Moisture Conservation Achievement Program for Clark County District in 1965. Sundays would be time for a drive around the country finding interesting places to check out.

Throughout the years, he enjoyed riding motorcycle and snowmobile, hunting, fishing, and trying his luck at the casino. In his younger years he would race motorcycles on the dirt track in Garden City. In later years, he liked to stop to have coffee and visit with the guys at Keller Kountry Korner. His greatest joy was attending his children’s and grandchildren’s events from 4-H, to horseshows and to many sporting events. In 2022, they moved from the farm to Stony Brook Suites in Watertown and then in 2024, they moved into The Village of Harmony Hill.

Grateful for sharing his life are his wife for 71 years, Dorothy of Watertown, his children, Steven (Connie) Lundholm of Watertown, Roy (Dawn) Lundholm of Fairfield, CA, and Rachelle (Scott) Bebo of Redfield, his grandchildren, Tanner Lundholm of Watertown, Joshua (Jenna) Lundholm of Dixon, CA, Jordan Lundholm of Fairfield, CA, Dylan of Fairfield, CA, Nick (Lauretta) Bebo and Sarah (Colton) Zens, all of Redfield, Mike (Angie) Bevers of Clark, and Marie (Matt) Hlavacek of Watertown, and eleven great-grandchildren, Kellie Tousignant, Lillian Lundholm, Aleah and Kya Bebo, Kelby and Sterling Zens, Haley and Hogan Hlavacek, and Chris, Jennifer and Ben Bevers. He also leaves a sister, Lois Stacey (Eugene Waege) of Bradley, sister-in-law, Ida Lundholm of Madison, nieces, Sandra Roush and Tammy (Roger) Olson, nephew Ken (Sally) Luvaas and niece, Clara Luvaas.

He was preceded in death by his parents, a daughter-in-law, Carol (Gruenwald) Lundholm, grandson, Corey Schoepp, siblings, Marcus Lundholm, Lauretta (Gus) Luvaas, Charles Lundholm, brother-in-law, Red Stacey, and nephews Glen Luvaas and Dan Roush.

Memorials may be designated to the Bradley Community Center or the Prairies Hills Cemetery in Bradley.

Furness Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements.

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