by Abel E. Lien 

The Lien family reunion occurred on August 10, 1930, bringing together all eight Lien brothers and their sister to celebrate their shared memories and connections across generations. This gathering highlighted the importance of family ties and the joy of reuniting with loved ones, fostering a sense of unity and gratitude among the descendants of Hendrik and Gunnilda Lien, who were pivotal figures in the family's history.

Hendrik and Gunnilda Lien, pioneers who settled in East Koshkonong, are remembered for their resilience and dedication to their family. Despite facing numerous challenges as immigrants from Norway, they established a loving home that became a source of strength and inspiration for their children and grandchildren. The family's history reflects the struggles and triumphs of their ancestors, emphasizing the significance of their journey and the values they instilled in future generations.

This book serves as a reminder of the importance of honoring and remembering the contributions of past generations. It expresses a hope that each succeeding generation will continue to document and celebrate the Lien family's legacy, ensuring that their stories and accomplishments are preserved for years to come. Through this collective effort, the family can maintain a strong sense of identity and connection to their roots.

(71p., Illus, 1930)