Gordon Bellig

Gordon Samuel Bellig was born on November 11, 1944 to Samuel and Sylvia (Eyrich) Bellig in Redwood Falls, MN. He was baptized on February 18, 1945 in New Ulm and confirmed at Sharon Lutheran Church in Lamberton on May 17, 1959. Gordon graduated from Sanborn High School. He was raised on a 3rd generation farm north of Sanborn, which he farmed since a young age due to the early loss of his parents. On July 11, 1964, Gordon was united in marriage to Sandra Mumm at Faith Lutheran Church in Sanborn, MN. He enjoyed hunting including hunting trips to Canada, Arkansas, North Dakota, and Kansas, playing fast pitch softball, coaching junior high basketball, spending time with family during vacations at the lake, and trips to Hawaii, Europe, and Canadian Rockies. Gordon served on various church council positions and on the school board. Gordy passed away peacefully at his earthly home and is now relieved of all discomfort. He humbly walked toward his heavenly home, having been blessed with faith in knowing Jesus Christ as his resurrected Savior. He is survived by his spouse Sandra Susan (Mumm) Bellig; son Sam (Andrea) Bellig of Battle Lake and their children Sara, Caleb, Abigail, and Anna; son Paul (Leslie) Bellig of Lamberton and their children Tanner (Valerie) Niskanen, Paige (Nick) Wilhelmy, and Sophia; son Dan (Laurie) Bellig of San Diego, CA and their children Wyatt and Parker; daughter Jenny (Chad) Stavnes of Lamberton and their children Emma (Cole) Anderson, Noah, Lillian, Abraham, Henry, and Hazel; son David (Dulcey) Bellig of New Ulm and their children Eva and Elin; sister Beverly Ryan of La Crosse, WI; brothers-in-law - James (Gail) Mumm and Mark (Sandra) Mumm; sisters-in-law - Betty Wolf, Mary Grotjohn, Marjorie Lemke, Beverly (Grant) Gulseth; and beloved nephews and nieces. Gordon was preceded in death by his parents Samuel and Sylvia (Eyrich) Bellig; parents-in-law Henry and Frances (Nieland) Mumm; step father-in-law Paul Wendland; sister-in-law Diane Mumm; brothers-in-law - Harold Wolf, Miles Grotjohn, and Willard Lemke; and nephew Philip Mumm. COVID-19 rules and regulations will be followed including the use of masks and social distancing. Memorials are preferred to Grace Lutheran Church Mission Development Fund, Grace Lutheran Building Fund, any pro life organization, Allina Hospice, or to the donor's choice. _ Visitation 1 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm Monday, April 5, 2021 Sturm Funeral Home, Springfield Chapel 407 N. Jackson Springfield, Minnesota, United States 56087 Visitation 2 9:30 am - 11:00 am Tuesday, April 6, 2021 Grace Ev. Lutheran Church, Sleepy Eye 710 4th Ave. SW Sleepy Eye, Minnesota, United States 56085 Service Information 11:00 am Tuesday, April 6, 2021 Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church 710 4th Ave. SW Sleepy Eye, Minnesota, United States 56085 Interment Information Sanborn City Cemetery 33067 200th St. Sanborn, Minnesota, United States 56083