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| 501 | John Andrew Boersma was born on June 12, 1927, in Blackwell, Oklahoma, to John Kempton and Jeanette L. (Brouse) Boersma. He grew up in Blackwell attending Lincoln School before attending Oklahoma Military Academy in Claremore, Oklahoma. He then furthered his education by attending Northern Oklahoma Junior College in Tonkawa. He married Ann R. Worthington on October 26, 1947, in Blackwell and they made Blackwell their home. He worked as the owner and operator of J. K. Boersma Beverage Company for thirty-six years before retiring in 1981. When his sons were growing up, he was involved in scouting as a cubmaster and scoutmaster and served on the Will Rogers Council, actively raising funds for the Boy Scouts. John was a fifty year member of the Blackwell Chamber of Commerce and served several terms as a director on the board. He is a past campaign chairman for the community United Way campaign, a former member and past president of Kiwanis Club and a former Jaycee. A member of the Top of Oklahoma Historical Society Board, he initiated a successful effort for passage of a bond issue for renovation and restoration of the historic Electric Park Pavilion which houses the museum. He also served as building chairman for the Top of Oklahoma Historical Society during the two year period of repair and renovation of the building. He is also a past member of the board of trustees of the Blackwell Industrial Authority and served as the board's vice chairman. He was a lifelong member of the First Presbyterian Church in Blackwell and served on the board of deacons, as a trustee and elder and also as church treasurer. He was named Blackwell Citizen of the Year in 1997. He is survived by his wife of sixty-two years, Ann Boersma of Blackwell, Oklahoma; a daughter, Bonnie Reese and husband Richard of Nardin, Oklahoma; two sons, Drew Boersma and wife Julie of Stillwater, Oklahoma, and Kirk Boersma and wife Dana of Blackwell, Oklahoma; a sister, Jean Balderston of Arkansas City, Kansas; six grandchildren, Jennifer Brock and husband Bennett of Blackwell, Oklahoma, Matthew Reese and wife Jessica of Tulsa, Oklahoma, Jay Boersma and wife Tana of Fountain Hills, Arizona, Emily Boersma and husband Baylie Damtie of Bahir Dar, Ethiopia, Brad Boersma and wife Mauralee of Richardson, Texas, and Laura Boersma of Taos, New Mexico; and six great grandchildren, Jesse, Ainsley and Jack Boersma of Fountain Hills, Arizona, Lucy Boersma of Richardson, Texas, and Elani and Elias Damtie of Bahir Dar, Ethiopia. He was preceded in death by his parents; and a great grandson, Connor Matthew Reese. | Boersma, John Andrew (I5872)
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| 502 | John Boss, age 91, WWII US Army Veteran beloved husband of the late Nellie P. nee Brink (1993). Loving father of Mariann (late Kenneth) Pickard, Darlene DeBoer, Carolynn Boss, Marjorie (Robert) Small, and Sandra Boss. Cherished grandfather of eight. Dearest great-grandfather of 16. Preceded in death by 10 brothers and sisters. Dear uncle of many nieces and nephews. | Boss, John Edward (I5741)
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| 503 | John Richard Vree, age 53, died unexpectedly Monday, October 20, 2014 at Fort Atkinson Hospital in Fort Atkinson. John was born on March 12, 1961 in Beaver Dam, the son of Donald and Elena (Tamminga) Vree. He attended Randolph Christian School and Central WI Christian High School, graduating with the Class of 1979. John worked for the Union Pacific for 17 ½ years. He enjoyed collecting model trains and riding his Harley. John is survived by his son Keanu Moss; significant other Tashayla Curtis of Madison; John’s significant other Kimberly O’Malley and her children Kyle O’Malley, Sean O’Malley, Brendan (Natasha) O’Malley and Erin O’Malley; his sister Ruth Vree of Randolph; two brothers, Jay (Sherry) Vree of Randolph and Jerry Vree of Waupun. He is further survived by nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, Brother Jim Vree and grandparents. | Vree, Donald Gerard (I5875)
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| 504 | John Ronald Ruysenaars, 72, of Beaumont, died Wednesday, June 3, 2020, at Christus Southeast Texas – St. Elizabeth, Beaumont. He was born on November 13, 1947, in Beaumont, to Elizabeth Vanderweg Ruysenaars and Nicholas Hubert Ruysenaars, Sr. Survivors include his wife, Patricia Quinn, of Beaumont; brother, Nick Ruysenaars, Jr., of Port Neches; and sister, Theodora “Teddy” Quibodeaux, of Bridge City. He is preceded in death by his parents. | Ruysenaars, John Ronald (I7427)
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| 505 | June was born on June 26, 1935 to Clark and Lena (VanDan) Turner in Wisconsin Rapids, WI; the sixth of seven daughters and lived in Pittsville, WI. On April 21, 1952, she married Richard Adrian, raising five children and later divorced. She then married Robert Smith who died on April 3, 1996. June was proud of her 38 years of work with Wick Building Systems among other various jobs. She also was an active member of the Eagles Club of Marshfield. She is survived by her children, 11 grandchildren, 9 great-grandchildren, four great-great grandchildren, three sisters, Bernice Wills, Hazel Lewis, and Bonnie Haasl, her very special friend and companion, Robert Albrecht, and all of her casino friends who she befriended throughout the years. She was preceded in death by three sisters, Helen Jergenson, Darlene Peterson, and Effie Enerson. | Turner, June Evelyn (I13243)
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| 506 | Kan Elly Laumen van 22 augustus 1915 uit Krefeld, Duitsland zijn die op 4 februari 1996 is overleden in Heerlen, maar dit is niet zeker. | Laumen, Elisabeth (I63)
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| 507 | Kathryn Dunn, 83, of Nampa, died Monday, Sept. 25, 1989, at the Nampa hospital of natural causes. Services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 28, at the North Nampa Church of the Nazarene. The Rev. Harold L. Hampton Sr. will officiate, assisted by one of Mrs. Dunn's grandsons, Rick Markus. Burial will follow at Hillcrest Memorial Gardens, Caldwell. Kathryn was born Aug. 1, 1906, at Vrouwen, Prochie, Friesland (The Netherlands), a daughter of Sybrant and Anna DeBoer Koopal. She came with her family to the U.S. in 1911. She was raised and attended school at Platte, South Dakota, where she married William Markus Jan. 21, 1927. They came to Idaho in 1937 where she had since made her home. She graduated from practical nurses training in June 1959. Mr. Markus died Sept. 27, 1972. She married Deloss J. Dunn, a long-time family friend, June 8, 1973. Survivors include her husband, Deloss of Nampa; five sons and their wives, Kenneth and Charlotte Markus of Sacramento, Calif., Bruce and Darlyne Markus, Lloyd and Sara Markus, Melburn and Sharon Markus and Leroy and Cheryl Markus, all of Nampa; three daughters and their husbands, Betty and LeRoy Dahlerup of Mission Hills, S. Dakota, Viola and Bill Bailey of Boise and Linda Hoover of Sacramento; a stepson and his wife, Perry J. and Eula Dunn of Nampa; two brothers, William Koopal of Boise and Antone Talsma of Sheldon, Iowa; 29 grandchildren; 45 great grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. Her parents, two brothers and a grandchild preceded her in death. | Koopal, Trijntje (I5556)
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| 508 | Kind erkend bij huwelijk ouders d.d. 11 april 1891. | Gezin (F2427)
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| 509 | Kind erkend bij huwelijk ouders d.d. 11 januari 1907. Aangegeven door de vroedvrouw; kind erkend bij huwelijk ouders d.d. 11 januari 1907 | Gezin (F575)
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| 510 | Kind erkend bij huwelijk ouders d.d. 18 augustus 1900. | Gezin (F562)
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| 511 | Kind erkend bij huwelijk ouders d.d. 19 februari 1921. | Gezin (F574)
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| 512 | Kind erkend bij huwelijk ouders d.d. 19 maart 1903. | Gezin (F833)
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| 513 | Kind erkend bij huwelijk ouders d.d. 21 maart 1901. | Gezin (F341)
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| 514 | Kind erkend bij huwelijk ouders d.d. 8 mei 1897. | Gezin (F561)
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| 515 | kind erkend bij huwelijk ouders d.d.27 december 1906. | Gezin (F314)
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| 516 | Kind erkend bij huwelijksakte d.d. 11-07-1908 te Leeuwarden; kind aangegeven onder de naam "Steunebrink" | Gezin (F1813)
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| 517 | Kind Gewettigd bij huwelijk door Reinier Franssen op 24-12-1841 te Breda. | Gezin (F1408)
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| 518 | Kind gewettigd bij huwelijk van de ouders op 25-05-1912. | Gezin (F587)
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| 519 | Kinderen erkend bij huwelijk ouders d.d. 11 mei 1907, gemeente Achtkarspelen. | Gezin (F553)
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| 520 | kloosterzuster | Donners, Maria Cornelia (I8288)
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| 521 | Kontroleur op Sumatra in 1895 | Kuiken, Hendrik (I672)
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| 522 | Lammert Heringa werd geboren op 20 januari 1921 in Kortezwaag. Na het behalen van zijn HBS-diploma kwam hij in opleiding bij de wetenschappelijke afdeling van de Bataafse Petroleum Maatschappij in Amsterdam, om later uitgezonden te worden naar het voormalige Nederlands-Indië. Deze opleiding stagneerde toen de Tweede Wereldoorlog uitbrak en de BPM-installaties en gebouwen in de hoofdstad werden verwoest door een bombardement van de bezetter. Heringa liet zich toen inschrijven bij de universiteit van Groningen om medicijnen te gaan studeren. Hier weigerde hij de loyaliteitsverklaring te ondertekenen en dook onder in een kampeertent in de bossen van Noord-Laren. Na enige tijd ging hij weer naar Groningen terug en werd hij opgenomen in het gezin van prof. dr. H.J. Backer. Onder de schuilnaam 'Fokkinga' verspreidde hij illegale studentenbladen en Je Maintiendrai. Dit deed hij samen met zijn vriend, de Gorredijkster dokterszoon Hans Ebbinge. Toen het verspreidingsgebied voor de twee mannen te groot werd, zorgde A.E. Gorter (hoofd van de openbare ULO te Woldendorp) dat er hulp kwam van twee 17-jarige jongens. Een van de knapen ging wat onvoorzichtig te werk, waardoor hij in handen viel van een politieman die een NSB'er was. De jongen werd onder druk gezet en noemde de naam van Heringa. Deze kreeg een boodschap dat er te weinig kranten waren op het adres van zijn helper. Toen Heringa het pakket op 23 december 1943 wilde afleveren, deed een lid van de Sicherheitsdienst de deur open. Heringa werd naar het huis van bewaring gebracht en aan een zwaar verhoor onderworpen. Ondanks de mishandelingen heeft hij geen namen van andere verzetsmensen genoemd. Uit de gevangenis heeft Heringa professor Backer via een relatie een brief gestuurd, waarin de namen van mensen stond die onder moesten duiken. Na vier weken gevangenschap in Groningen, werd Heringa via kamp Amersfoort naar Utrecht vervoerd om daar zijn vonnis af te wachten. Hier verbleef hij in de gevangenis aan het Wolvenplein. Hij werd veroordeeld tot drie jaar tuchthuis. Eind 1944 kwam hij in de jeugdgevangenis in Siegburg terecht, waar hij hongeroedeem en vlektyfus kreeg. Na de bevrijding is Heringa met een Amerikaans transport in Heerlen aangekomen, waar hij werd opgehaald door professor Backer. Hij werd opgenomen in het R.K. ziekenhuis in Groningen. Toen bekend werd dat hij aan zware tuberculose leed, werd hij via het sanatorium Hellendoorn naar Hoog-Laren overgebracht, waar hij op 28 april 1946 overleed. Na de crematie in Groningen is zijn urn bijgezet op de Algemene begraafplaats aan de Hegedyk in Gorredijk. | Heeringa, Lammert (I6032)
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| 523 | Larry C. Siegersma, 71, of Georgetown, Texas formerly of League City, Texas passed away on February 8, 2014 in Georgetown. Larry was born on July 12, 1942 in Princeton, Minnesota to Charlie and Jane DeVries Siegersma. He graduated from the Milaca Minnesota High School in 1960 as his class Salutatorian. He was united in marriage to Joan Wolff, Sept 5, 1964 in St. Louis MO. Larry was a retired Air Force Lt. Colonel, serving in the Reserves for 31 years. A proud graduate of Eastern Michigan University, Larry knew his education would serve him well. He began his business career with Missouri Pacific Railroad before moving to the Penreco Division of Pennzoil Corporation. He devoted 25 years to Penreco where he eventually retired as an International Sales Manager. He was a member of the Foundry Sunday School Class at First United Methodist Church of Georgetown. Larry thoroughly enjoyed volunteering his time at Cross Roads Homeless Ministry as a cook in Houston, Texas. Larry was an avid golfer who enjoyed playing the White Wing Course in Sun City. Years ago he made a hole in one when he was living in Detroit, Michigan. There are some things that you remember about yourself and laugh at and enjoy and those memories serve one well yet the memories that others have of you carry the family a long way. Larry stood tall. He was a dutiful servant of God, a leader, a man of his word and a gentleman. He is survived by his wife, Joan Wolff Siegersma of Georgetown; daughter, Michele (Gary) Goodson of Cypress, TX; grandchildren: Lauren and Madison Goodson of Cypress, TX; brother, Wesley (Barb) Siegersma of Pine Island, MN; and sisters: Kathy (Leon) Kooiman of Escondido, CA, Carol (Charlie) Brown of Delano, MN and brother-in-law, Don (Carolyn) Wolff of Chesterfield, MO. He was preceded in death by his parents. A memorial service honoring his life will be held at 11:00 A.M. on Saturday, | Siegersma, Larry Charles (I5405)
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| 524 | Liefdezusters van de Heilige Carolus Borromeus | Meesen, Louisa Francisca Wilhelmina (I7221)
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| 525 | Loren attended country schools in Warren County, New Virginia High School and graduated in 1934 from St. Marys High School. On March 17, 1937, he was untied in marriage to Marvel Henson and to this union three children were born. He was engaged in farming near Medora for 33 years, was a member of the Medora Methodist Church, and was active in community affairs. | Loomis, Loren Ralph (I6275)
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| 526 | Lorna Lou Wesseling was born on July 5, 1958 in Platte, SD to James and Berniece (Koopal) Wesseling. She graduated from Chamberlain SD High School in 1976 and went on to continue her education, becoming a Legal Secretary. After completing her education, she relocated to New York City where she was employed at a legal firm for several years. She united in marriage to Howard Blumberg on June 21, 1981 in New York. To this union a daughter, Amanda Jean Blumberg was born on June 3, 1986 who was the light of her life. In 1999 the marriage ended. Grateful for having shared in Lorna's life: her daughter, Amanda Jean Blumberg of Bronx, NY; her father, James Wesseling of Parkston, SD; 2 sisters: Carmen (Randy) Assmus of Lime Springs, IA and Brenda (Richard) Hebrink of LaMont, IA; a brother, Mike (Paula) Wesseling of Fairfax, VA; great grandmother, Gertrude Wesseling of Sioux Falls, SD; a very special friend, Steven Olson of Lincoln, NE; along with many aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews. Lorna was preceded in death by: her mother, Berniece (Koopal) Wesseling; her grandparents, Jennie and Martin "Mert" Koopal; and grandfather, Harold Wesseling. Lorna was a very kind, considerate and wonderful person with a big heart. She will be greatly missed by her family and all who met her. | Wesseling, Lorna Lou (I5626)
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| 527 | Marge was born on June 6, 1928, to Dick D. and Nellie Viola Bierma in Madrid, where she grew up. The family later moved to Sutherland, where Marge graduated from Sutherland High School in 1945. She then worked for Arnold Drug Store. On June 13, 1948, Marge married Vance Miller Arnold at the Sutherland Presbyterian Church. They later attended the University of Nebraska, where Marge graduated with a teaching degree and Vance with a degree in business. They returned to Sutherland in 1951, where they raised four sons and continued to operate the Arnold Drug Company. Marge also taught sixth grade at Sutherland Public Schools. Marge was a member and very active with the Sutherland Presbyterian Church. She and Vance loved to dance and were members of the Winter Dance Club for many years. She loved her home and was an immaculate housekeeper. Marge was a good wife and mother. She and Vance had celebrated over 66 years of marriage together. Marge was preceded in death by her son, Don; parents, Dick and Nellie Bierma; four brothers; and four sisters. She will be missed by her husband, Vance, of North Platte; three sons, Kent (Katy) Arnold, of North Platte, Greg Arnold, of Parker, Colorado, and Jeff (Kandyce) Arnold, of Fremont; seven grandchildren, Bradford, Vanessa, Daniel, David, Steven and Kip Arnold and Sunny (Matt) Karges; six great-grandchildren, Broderick and Bristol Arnold, Harvey Fanning and Graham, Garrett and Leo Arnold; brothers, Charles (Mary) Bierma and Gayle Bierma, all of Omaha; a sister, Erma Jean Young, of Elkhorn, Wisconson; a brother-in-law, Sanford “Sandy” Arnold, of Phoenix; and many nieces, nephews and other family. | Bierma, Marjorie Maye (I6288)
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| 528 | Marie attended District 90 grade school in Loretto. Marie resided and nannied for Superintendent of Wayzata Schools in order to graduate from Wayzata High School in 1943 after bus routes changed. Marie moved to Minneapolis and worked for Russell Miller Milling Co., as a bookkeeper/secretary until she met Lowell Dehn, the love of her life, at Lake Sarah Dance Pavillion. Marie and Lowell were united in marriage on May 23, 1950, in Corcoran, MN. Marie and Lowell raised 10 children on their family dairy farm in Rogers, MN. Marie selflessly loved her husband and children faithfully preparing meals, doing laundry, gardening and canning the harvest, along with many other general housekeeping chores. Marie was an active and faithful member of St. Martin's and St. Andrews Catholic Churches where she was a choir member, Christian Mothers' treasurer, taught CCD classes, moderated small meetings and belonged to the St. Martin's and St. Michael's prayer lines. Marie was a lifelong member of the Elk River/Rogers VFW 5518 Ladies Auxiliary. Marie was genuinely interested in everyone she met. She was an encouragement and role model to all. Marie was preceded in death by her parents, Ephrem and Agnes Pouliot; husband, Lowell; son, Rollie; great-grandson, Cole Messer; brothers, Ernie and Donald; sisters, Isabelle Barthel and Delia Roehl. Survived by daughters, Denise (Richard) Harding, Cheryl (Gordy) Dehmer; sons, Michael (Sandy), Brian (Melanie), Kevin (Sherri), Chris (Debbie), Joe (Kim), Leon (Sandy) and Keith (Heidi); 34 grandchildren; 39 great-grandchildren plus 2; brothers, George, Fr. Francis, Richard, Ralph, Leo, Fr. Gene; sisters, Marian Neuman, Carol Mindrum; many other relatives and friends. | Pouliot, Marie Catherine (I8916)
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| 529 | Marilyn passed away peacefully at her home surrounded by her family on December 2, 2018. She was the daughter of Harold and Dora Ives. Marilyn graduated from Lawton High School and Western Michigan University with a Bachelors of Music Degree. She taught elementary school in Decatur and Schoolcraft Schools for six years. She married Donald MacKellar on December 30, 1960. She was an accomplished musician and taught piano lessons out of her home. Marilyn also played piano, organ and keyboard for the Church of God in Decatur for many years. Marilyn was preceded in death by her husband Donald; her parents; brother Ken Ives; his wife Lee and sister-in-law Marian MacKellar. Marilyn is survived by brother Marvin ( Roberta) Ives of Marcellus; son Nathan (Andrea) MacKellarof Decatur; daugher Sheila Augst of Kalamazoo; seven grandchildren; Joshua Whitlock, Lucas MacKellar, Zachary (Stacy) MacKellar, Derick Augst, Erica Augst, Sherica Augst and Calla Augst; one great-grandchild due in July and long-time family friend, Shirley Hagen. Family meant everything to Marilyn and she was the glue holding it together. | Ives, Marilyn Harriet (I5905)
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| 530 | Meester der Huisarmen. Meester van de Sint Eloysbroederschap te Roermond. Meester bontmaker. | Smeets, Meester Gaert (I3666)
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| 531 | Meester van het smedenambacht | Smeets, Gerard (I3662)
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| 532 | Mijn ongeval | Lipsch, Martinus (I6254)
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| 533 | Mijnwerker - sleper | Laumen, Theodor (I58)
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| 534 | milicien bij het 8e regiment Infanterie | Tjepkema, Tjepke (I384)
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| 535 | Mr. Loomis was born June 6, 1917, in Murray, Iowa, to Ralph and Elsie (Bierma) Loomis. He grew up on the family farm and graduated from St. Mary's (Iowa) High School. He married his high school sweetheart, Wyla Elaine Jacobs, Feb. 26, 1941, in Indianola, Iowa. The couple moved to Wyoming in 1941 and worked for Ralph Wiley on Prairie Dog Creek for four years. They later moved to Big Horn, where Mr. Loomis was dairyman for Goelet Gallatin at the Gallatin Ranch. When the ranch sold the dairy herd and developed a Hereford cow-calf operation, Mr. Loomis became foreman. He later bought all the cattle and machinery and leased the ranch until 1984, when he retired. He was a ditch rider for the Last Chance Ditch for several years. He was a charter member of the Big Horn Lions Club and served as president. He was a 4-H leader for many years and a member of the Big Horn Volunteer Fire Department and the Mount Hope Cemetery board of directors. He enjoyed building cabinets, knickknack boxes and planters and was the primary architect for a mountain cabin. He also enjoyed fishing and hunting with his family and riding his four-wheeler to the cabin. He was preceded in death by two brothers. Survivors include his wife; two sons, Dennis of Big Horn and Marion of Cheyenne; four grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. | Loomis, Wendell Earl (I6276)
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| 536 | Mrs. Margaret J. Wagenaar, 64, who moved to Phoenix two years ago from Chicago, died Tuesday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Mrs. Wagenaar, 3628 E. Sheridan, was a member of Lakeview Reformed Church and had been a dental secretary 20 years in Chicago. She was born in Sullivan, Ind. Survivors include her husband, John; two daughters, Mrs. Marjorie Bruining, Phoenix, Mrs. Dorothy Evers, Sacramento, Calif.; a sister, Mrs. Virginia Raymond, Scottsdale; another sister and four brothers, all of Chicago; and five grandchildren. | Radius, Margaret J. (I5719)
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| 537 | Mrs. Mulder, the former Rose De Jong, was born at Ireton March 8, 1912. She was married to Alvin Mulder on February 10, 1933, at Ireton. Survivors include the widower; five sons, Alfred of Gallup, New Mex., Harold of Dearborn, Mich., Ivan of Alameda, Calif. , Marvin in Vietnam, Leon at home; four daughters, Mrs. Stan Altena of Sioux Center, Mrs. Curtis Roelofs of Grand Rapids, Mich., Miss Alma and Miss Donna at home; four brothers, Ted De Jong of Ireton, Bernard of Artesia, Calif., Henry of Maurice, Alfred of Ireton; three sisters, Mrs. Art De Boer of Orange City, Mrs. Clarence Mulder of Ireton, Mrs. Harold Bolkema of Grand Rapids, Mich.; 15 grandchildren; her mother, Mrs. Fred De Jong of Ireton. | de Jong, Roelfje (I7827)
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| 538 | Mrs. Wills was born April 3, 1925, in the Town of Dexter, Pittsville, Wood County, Wisconsin, the first of seven daughters of the late Clarke and Lena Henrietta (Van Dam/Van Dan) Turner. She attended grades 1st – 8th at the Wallace School in the Town of Hiles, graduating from Pittsville High School in 1943. Bernice worked at the Canning Factory in Pittsville during 1941 – 1943; Nash Cranberry Marsh in Wisconsin Rapids from 1949 – 1952. Beginning in 1970 she worked in Housekeeping at Riverview Hospital retiring in November 1990. She taught Sunday School in 1949 – 1950 at the Moravian Church, Wisconsin Rapids. As a child growing up, she had her own gardening plot and continued gardening, reading, embroidering and cross stitching in her early years. Bernice married Raymond David Wills, September 25, 1943, at the Congregational parsonage in Pittsville, Wood County, Wisconsin. They moved to Wisconsin Rapids the day after their marriage. They enjoyed traveling northern Wisconsin each year for their anniversary to see the colors change, traveling to various casinos including a memorable 60th anniversary trip to Las Vegas, Nevada. Raymond died July 20, 2015. She was a member of the Stevens Point Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution. Even though she had some French, Dutch and even more Scottish heritage, she was proud of her English heritage as England is where the majority of her family came from. Her fifth great grandfathers, Lt Thomas Ballard, Lt John Dibble Jr, and Joseph Drake had fought in the American Revolution and her 9th great grandfather, Lt William Spencer who had fought in the colonial wars in the 1600s. Through her 9th great grandmother, Agnes Harris, she was related to Hugh Capet, King of France, and her Magna Carta ancestor William Malet. She is survived by children, Larry Wills, Karen Wills, and Rodney (Susan) Wills, four grandsons Shane Denne'e, Appleton, Kenneth (Lynda) Wills, Slinger, Kevin Wills, West Bend, Steven (Danielle) Wills, West Bend, three great granddaughters, Brittney Harder, Olivia Wills and Michelle Wills, three great-grandsons, Lakin Denne'e, Cade Wills and Ryan Wills, two great great grandsons, Carter Schwendeman and his father David Schwendeman and Boden Helgeson and his father Tyler Helgeson and two sisters Bonnie Haasl, Wisconsin Rapids and Hazel Lewis, Beloit. In addition to her husband and parents, Bernice was preceded in death by her beloved granddaughter Dawn Marie (Denne'e) Harder, one infant granddaughter, four sisters Helen Jorsensen, Effie Enerson, June Smith and Darlene Peterson, and daughter-in-law Mary Wills. | Turner, Bernice Ruth (I13241)
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| 539 | Naar Australië gemigreerd | Gezin (F1023)
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| 540 | Naar Australië gemigreerd | Gezin (F1027)
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| 541 | Nancy was born in Chicago, IL, on March 26, 1940 to Nicolas and June (Beyer) VanderVliet. At 19, she met the love of her life, Jim Adducci. They were married on May 6, 1961 and, together, through the last 55 years, built a wonderful life. They raised 3 children, Marybeth (Mark) Shisler, of Orlando, FL, Joanne (LaMont) Schulz, of Oregon, WI and James Adducci of La Crosse. Her eyes would light up and the stories would flow when anyone asked about her 3 beautiful grandchildren, Danielle Shisler, Adam Shisler and Hogan Schulz. Her feisty zest for life and desire to be around people led her to many different things over the years. If she were here today she'd say her claim to fame was being an accomplished shopper (and being the neatest pack rat ever)!! She loved to cook and the kitchen was her domain, even leading her to being the first "Coulee Region Cooks" guest 27 years ago. | VanderVliet, Nancy Jean (I13515)
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| 542 | Omgekomen in een vuurgevecht met de Duitsers. | Hilkens, Leonardus Petrus Josephus (I8760)
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| 543 | Omgekomen tijdens een auto-ongeluk. | Schenk, Mark Ray (I13103)
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| 544 | On June 11, 2018. Preceded in death by wife, Anita; surrounded by daughters, Sandra (Greg) Dahn & Cindy (Doug) Anderson; grandchildren, Melissa (Jim), Corey (Tera) & Troy (Shelby); great-grandchildren, Mason, Cole, Makenna, Ashlyn, Evan, Easton & Hailey; sister, Dottie (Harry) Rensenbrink; companion, Lee Whitting; also many nieces, nephews, relatives & friends. Funeral Service 11 AM Thursday, June 14th, at Roberts Funeral Home, 8108 Barbara Ave., Inver Grove Heights. Visitation 10-11 AM prior to the service. Interment Acacia Park Cemetery. Memorials Preferred. Special thanks to the staff at The Pillars Hospice Home in Oakdale for their kindness. | van Someren, Alvin M. (I5395)
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| 545 | Onroerend goedbezitter 't Goed te Melcrode. Schepenen te Swalmen voor Hertog v. Gelre. | van Horne, Godevaart (I3670)
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| 546 | op 1 juli 1890 vanuit Het Bildt vertrokken naar Amerika. | Gezin (F93)
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| 547 | Op 1 juli 1909 vertrokken van HET BILDT naar USA. | Schat, Syds (I1360)
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| 548 | Op 15 maart 1883 vertrokken van HET BILDT naar USA. | Gezin (F877)
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| 549 | Op 15 maart 1883 vertrokken van HET BILDT naar USA. | Gezin (F245)
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| 550 | Op 17 augustus 1897 vertrokken van HET BILDT naar Amerika. | Kuipers, Hendrik Wytzes (I5513)
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