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she shares a gravestone with Donald Spradlin

PEDERSON, Elaine Mabel (I13918)

18292

She shares a gravestone with her sister Elinore.

PFEILSTICKER, Vera Ethel (I20513)

18293

She shares a gravestone with her sister Vera.

PFEILSTICKER, Elinore (I20512)

18294

She shouldn’t be confused with Icle Glendeena Severson who died in Minnesota in 1997.

Icle Faye Severson, 98, of Austin, Minnesota, died Thursday morning, Dec. 24, 2015, at Sacred Heart Care Center in Austin, Minnesota.

Icle Faye Greiner was born July 14, 1917, in Floris, Iowa, the daughter of Perle and CoraMae (Copeland) Greiner. She received her education in the Carpenter, Iowa, schools. Faye married Carl Zuehl in St. Ansgar, Iowa, in 1937. They were blessed with a daughter, Kaye. Carl died in 1939. On March 28, 1942, Faye married Clifford “Don” Severson at the Little Brown Church near Nashua, Iowa. The couple made their home on the Severson family farm until 1953, when they moved to Carpenter, Iowa. In 1960, they moved to Florida, returning to Austin, Minnesota, in 1984. Don died in 2003, and in 2004 Faye moved to St. Mark’s Assisted Living. In May of 2014, Faye moved to Sacred Heart Care Center in Austin. She was a member of Our Savior’s Lutheran Church and a 4-H Leader for many years. She loved flowers, stitching, crocheting and quilting. She was a wonderful dancer, and participated in many dance contests. Faye enjoyed decorating her home, was a very good writer and wrote many stories compiled into a book.

Faye is survived by a daughter, Kaye (Irving) Nagel of Rose Creek; a son, Bruce (Susan) Severson of Mannford, Oklahoma; 14 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; a sister, Louise Kirchgatter of St. Ansgar, Iowa; and many other relatives and friends.

She was preceded in death by her parents Perle and CoraMae Greiner; both husbands; and 15 siblings.

Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on Monday, Dec. 28, 2015, at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church in Austin with Pastor Karen Behling, officiating. Interment will follow the service at Woodbury Cemetery near Lyle, Minnesota.

GREINER, Icle Faye (I18416)

18295

She spent her last 28 days in the hospital. She died from chronic glomerulonephritis and a heart attack.

Most of the information on Betsy Daniels and her descendants are from Find A Grave and the fine work done by contributors such as Teresa and Julie B C.

DANIELS, Ida Gurina (I37504)

18296

She still lived in Nerstrand in the 1936 Rice County directory.

The 1939 Rice County directory says that she moved to Minneapolis.

The 1939 Minneapolis city directory lists her as residing at 2545 Portland Avenue.

AUSTIN, Mabel Josephine (I8742)

18297

She submitted information to adoption.com regarding the daughter she gave birth to in April of 1973 at Eitel Hospital. Margo also cited a sister of the adopted daughter, Leah Marie Howie, born 16 Mar 1978.

In May of 1987, she was a clerk at Paul’s Grocery at 33rd and Grand Avenue in Minneapolis. She had been a clerk there for four years. She was the subject of a photograph and article in the 16 May 1987 edition of the StarTribune. The article was about a car that had struck the grocery store.

HOWIE, Margo Lynn (I13880)

18298

She suffered minor injuries in the mail truck accident that led to the death of her sister in July of 1962. Cindy escaped serious injury because the wheels of the truck straddled her.

She died in a fire at the home of her great aunt when a Christmas tree exploded into flames.

From the Iowa City newspaper, December 31, 1962:

A family holiday gathering of 13 persons Sunday night turned into a night of horror as four of them perished in a fire that destroyed a farm home five miles southeast of Iowa City.

Dead are Mrs. Laura Aicher, 41, two of her daughters, Debra Susan, 8, and Barbara Jean, 5, and Cindy Schrader, 5, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schrader of Cedar Rapids. Cindy was a grandniece of Mrs. Aicher. Mrs. Aicher was trying to rescue the children, who were trapped in a bedroom, when she became trapped herself. Mrs. Aicher’s husband, Harry, 43, suffered deep burns on the hands and face. He is in fair condition today. Another daughter, Mrs. Terri Lynn Dolphin of South Dubuque Street, suffered facial burns and was treated at Mercy hospital.

Surviving members of the family said that the fire started about 7:45 p.m. in a Christmas tree in the living room, then spread to drapes behind the tree almost immediately. It was a matter of just a second or two, said Cindy’s grandmother. Mrs. Aicher and the girls were trapped in a northwest bedroom that adjoins the living room of the brick frame home.

Their bodies, burned beyond recognition, were found by the firemen between midnight and 12:30 a.m. today after the fire was brought under control. The children’s bodies were huddled below a window sill next to a bed and Mrs. Aicher’s body was at the foot of the bed. Firemen said it appeared as though all died of suffocation soon after the fire began.

SHRADER, Cindy Lee (I20243)

18299

She survived her brother Charles who died in 2003.

REINHOLDT, Thelma (I21858)

18300

She survived her brother Harold and lived in Elbow Lake at the time of his death.

From her obit:

Alice had a lifelong love of growing flowers and gardening. She also loved to play bingo, crochet and do embroidery work. Blossoms graced the yard of her home and most of the inside windows. She canned jellies, pickles, and all kinds of fruit during the years of raising her family. She prided herself on her ability to bake Norwegian Christmas cookies of many kinds. She was an active member of the United Lutheran Church in Elbow Lake attending circle and making quilts. Later in life, she and Verner spent winters in Mesa, Arizona. She was very active for her age. She was able to drive her own car and cut her lawn until her death. She loved walking her little dog Bailey several times each day. She also enjoyed travel, going on many trips with her husband Verner. She toured Norway with her daughter Barb. Three short weeks ago, she had a very enjoyable seven day Caribbean cruise with her daughters and grandchildren. On February 23, 2005, she had a sudden stroke and one week later God took her to her new home.

LERBAKKEN, Alice Lillian (I10075)