Ross "Tunes” Lunneborg, was born on June 5, 1961, and passed away on June 19, 2023. Ross was a cherished member of his family and wider community, embodying qualities of caring, loyalty, and fierceness, a genuine soul who was loved by many, and respected by everyone.

Ross was a proud graduate of Milnor High School, North Dakota, class of 1979. A dedicated professional, he started his journey with Otto Trucking in 1992, where he stayed active until 2022. His interests encompassed a sheer love for eating anything that involved meat or potatoes, cheering for Arizona or Minnesota sports teams, and spending quality time playing games like Farkle, darts, and pool. He had a deep affection for motorcycles, socializing with friends, and the satisfaction of turning wrenches on his latest project. Ross kept active by enjoying manual work, like helping friends with projects, fixing up old Knick knacks,  and working in the yard.

One of Ross's greatest accomplishments was living life to the fullest with an unwavering passion. His legacy will forever be his loving and supportive family, whom he held dear. He was fortunate to share his later life with his spouse, Jennifer Craft, whom he married in 2019. He was also a proud father to his children, Shane Lunneborg, Kara Lunneborg, and Brandon Stone. He was the brother to Scott Lunneborg and Lori Meyers.

Ross was a loving grandfather to his grandchildren Harper Pasley, Aria Lunneborg, and Gage Stone. The richness of his life's journey is reflected in the warm memories shared by those who survive him. Ross was predeceased by his mother, Betty Lunneborg, and his father, Harris Lunneborg.

Ross's love and dedication to his family are part of his enduring legacy. He was a beacon of strength and resilience and will be remembered for his unique zest for life. His departure leaves an unfillable void, but his spirit and essence continue to inspire everyone around him. All who knew him will deeply miss him.

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