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Meritcare Hospital | TOSO, Kathi Dee (I13124)
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Merle Daley, age 80 of Fargo, formerly of Adams and Park River, ND, passed away peacefully on Memorial Day, May, 26, 2008 at the Pioneer House in Fargo. Merle was born on April 25, 1928 to Ted and Jennie Daley of Mandt, ND. He attended country school in Mandt and graduated from the Walsh Country Agricultural School in Park River in 1946. Following graduation, he entered the United States Marine Corps.
On December 12, 1949, he married his high school sweetheart, Marilyn Boe from Adams, ND. They farmed near Adams for many years where Merle won numerous awards for his premium durum. He was active on the church council at Mountain Lutheran Church and the St. Ansgar's Hospital Board. Later he was instrumental in helping to establish the Hospice Program in the area. Merle was proud of his military service and was active in the Qualley-Dvorak post #237 of the American Legion in Adams.
Marilyn passed away in 1995. In October 2000, he was blessed to be married to Mary Ann Monson Quinn. They had great fun traveling and enjoying genealogy research. Mary Ann passed away suddenly in 2003. Merle moved to the Pioneer House in Fargo where he was surrounded by caring staff and formed wonderful friendships.
Merle is survived by his daughters, Cindy ( Mark) Olson of Ottertail, MN, Andrea (Greg) Stennes of East Grand Forks, MN, Jennifer ( Bill) Novak of Kindred, ND, and son Mark(Sally) of Santa Fe, NM and stepson Dan Quinn of Mpls, his grandchildren, Adam (Abby) Olson, Nathan Olson, Annie Stennes, Robin (Rich) Bartell, Trevor, Samantha and Halley Novak and great granddaughter, Naomi, a brother Quentin (Lorraine) and sister in law, Annie Daley Kingsbury and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, wives, Marilyn and Mary Ann, 4 brothers, Francis, Leroy, Forrest and Elvern and sister La Mae and infant grandson Luke. | DALEY, Merle Raymond (I39349)
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Merle O. Bunde, 85, of Clear Lake City, TX passed away on Sunday, March 4,2018.
He is survived by his son Scott Bunde and wife Jaye of Austin, TX and daughter Janet Agee of League City, TX; brothers Jerome Bunde of Wallace, ID; Peter Bunde of McVille, ND; sisters Margaret Barnes of Landers, CA; Joyce Pinto of Hanover, PA; Rosalie Naas of McVille, ND; Sally Broomell of Jacobus, PA; Grandchildren Tamara Watkins, Kristi Cook, Carina and John Bunde; Great Grandchildren Lily-Ann and Luke Watkins and special friend Juanda Cole.
He was preceded in death by his parents, wife of 50 years Anita (Hanson), two daughters that died at birth, and brother Robert Bunde of McVille, ND.
Merle was born on a farm in McVille, ND March 2, 1933 to Oscar and Ruth (Doud) Bunde. He graduated from University of North Dakota (BS) and received his MS at MIT in Boston. He served as a weather forecaster in the Air Force for 9 years, and then moved to Houston to work for IBM programming the re-entry for NASA Apollo Missions.
He volunteered for Habitat for Humanity, Armand Bayou Nature Center and Exploration Green in Clear Lake. He enjoyed playing senior softball, the ukulele, dancing, skiing, gardening, and playing games with family and friends. He was an active member of the Clear lake City community for 54 years and was loved by everyone that knew him. | BUNDE, Merle (I34868)
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Merwin Frederick Zilk, 91, of Porter, Texas, formerly of Evansdale, died Thursday, April 7, 2016 at Kingwood Medical Center in Kingwood, TX. He was born September 10, 1924 in Riceville, Iowa the son of Frederick William and Ethel Mary (Motley) Zilk. He married Maxine Moe on August 6, 1950 in LeRoy, Minnesota; she preceded him in death on December 2, 1995.
Merwin (Merv) worked hard all his life. He was employed at the Lumber yard and Egg Hatchery in LeRoy Mn before his move to the Evansdale/Elk Run Heights area. In Waterloo he worked for Rath’s as a ham boner for many years and also held part time jobs; building houses in the Elk Run Heights neighborhood, cleaning and maintenance at the Cattle Congress and working for several farmers. He was a farmer at heart. He worked in the John Deere Truck Shop for 15 years. He served in the U.S. Army from 1945-1946. Merwin was never idle. He served several terms as a deacon at First Reformed Church of Evansdale, and taught Sunday school a few times. He was a member of the Friendship Methodist church in Porter Tx. and also attended services and all kinds of activities with his special friend Louise Haddock at her church and in the mission.
Merv was a collector of many things; rocks, coins, cars, airplanes and farm toys especially John Deere tractors. He also seemed to collect friends everywhere he went. It is worthy of note that he also collected the trash cans of everyone in the neighborhood and returned them to their designated places on trash days. At age 90 he said he was retiring from that self appointed job but continued to do most of the houses on his street and also on Louise’s street. This “work” paid off in people giving him their cans for recycling.
Merv loved riding his bike, playing cards, listening to music, and visiting with people. He had a great sense of humor. He was an expert driver and taught his sons and some of his grandchildren to drive. He always knew not only where his car was at but also where each tire was. If you put a coin in the driveway and said stop the right front tire on that coin he could do it.
Merwin was a dedicated husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle, and friend.
Survived by; three sons, Michael (Roxanna) Zilk of Waterloo; William (Lauren) Zilk of Little Rock, Arkansas; David Zilk of Porter, TX; two daughter, Donna (David) Maas of Knoxville, Iowa, Rebecca (Tom) Ortner of Porter, TX; nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
Preceded in death by: his parents; his wife; one brother, Charles Zilk and one sister, Wilda Workman. | ZILK, Merwin Fredrick (I23277)
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Messiah Lutheran Church | MALM, Mildred Helen (I17927)
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Messiah Lutheran Church | MALM, Carl Oscar (I17931)
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Messiah Lutheran Church | ZETTERSTROM, Harriet Amalia (I19758)
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Methodist Church | Family: Victor Glee PETERS / Adelle Carol Mae ANDERSON (F28613)
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Methodist Hospital | MACLAUGHLINE, Lucille (I5546)
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Methodist Hospital | CARLSON, Vivian Mae (I10)
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