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Sych Anna [Female] b. 24 MAR 1911 - d. 20 MAR 2003 Saint Louis, Gratiot, MI
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Vasquez Mary G [Female] b. 9 OCT 1925 - d. 28 OCT 1976 Alma, Gratiot, MI
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Mojica Trinidad (Joe) [Male] b. 5 NOV 1922 - d. 20 MAR 2001 Oak Grove Cemetery, St Louis, Gratiot, MI
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Nadolny Janet Louise [Female] b. 8 OCT 1948
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Dine David John [Male] b. 6 DEC 1947
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Dodge Kenneth Robert [Male] b. 9 MAY 1938 Ewen, MI - d. 9 AUG 2010 Munson Medical Center, Traverse City, MI
Obituary
Kenneth Robert Dodge, 72, of Traverse City, died Monday, August 9, 2010, at Munson Medical Center, surrounded by family and friends. Ken had struggled for many years with poor health as a result of complications of diabetes and today is whole again with his Lord and Savior, Jesus.
Born in Ewen, Michigan on May 9, 1938, to Marion L. Dodge and the former Lois Z. Russell, Ken’s family moved to Cadillac early in his childhood and he spent much of his life in the Cadillac area. Ken attended Cadillac High School where he was an award-winning athlete in football, tennis, and basketball and was very involved in music. Ken played the lead role in many of the high school musicals. He graduated in 1956, after which he attended Michigan State University.
On October 10, 1959 Ken married the former Patricia I. Proffitt of Cadillac.
After making cheese at the Kraft Co. in Cadillac while in high school, Ken had a varied work career. He taught high school in Ida, Michigan, and then became an insurance adjuster for Citizens Insurance for many years. In 1972, Ken and Pat purchased a music store in Cadillac. Together they operated Dodge’s Cadillac Music Store for 10 years. Drawing on Ken’s musical knowledge and ability as a gifted pianist, Ken sold pianos and organs and gave private lessons to many students in the Cadillac area. During this time Ken and Pat were well known for their beautiful gospel singing in many churches in the area. After the store closed in 1982, Ken worked selling solar heating equipment in the Milwaukee area and for many years worked for Kwik Trip convenience stores in southern Wisconsin.
Ken was a member of the Michigan State University Men’s Glee Club. He was an ardent and devoted fan of MSU athletics, especially basketball and football. He was a gifted music and choir director at several churches, including First Baptist Church and First United Methodist Church in Cadillac, the Evangelical and Reformed United Church of Christ in Waukesha, Wisconsin, and Christ United Methodist Church in Traverse City. He was a member of the Cadillac Arts Council, the Cadillac Footlighters, Cadillac Jaycees, and was instrumental in obtaining funding for the building of the Cadillac High School auditorium and tennis courts.
Ken had a passion for words, books, and music. He read extensively and in particular was a fan of J.R.R. Tolkien and Lewis Carroll’s works. He loved classical music. He loved Northern Michigan and its beautiful lakes, especially Torch Lake, near which his parents had grown up and where he spent a great deal of time. Ken loved to converse with family and friends about many topics including sports, music, the Bible, and politics. His wit, sarcasm, and odd nicknames for many around him will be greatly missed. Ken’s strong Christian faith was central to his life, and over the years he taught many Bible studies and Sunday school classes at many different churches he attended.
Survivors include Krystn Madrine and husband Steve Dahm of Bellefonte, PA, and her children Brynne, Arthur, and Trevor; Kraig and Melissa Dodge of Newaygo, MI, and their children Malachi, Elizabeth, and Jonah; and Sarah Schieber and husband Jim Hrabal of St. Louis, MI, and her children Abigayle, Noah, and Micah. Ken is also survived by four step-grandchildren as well as his former wife and good friend Patricia Dodge, his former mother-in-law Agnes Proffitt, his brother Russell Dodge and wife Gail of Clio, four nieces, and special friends John and Kim Schaub of Traverse City, and their daughters Megan and Melissa. Ken was preceded in death by his parents, grandparents, and special son-in-law Chad Schieber.
A celebration of Ken’s life will be held on Friday, August 13, 2010 at First Baptist Church in Cadillac. Family will receive visitors beginning at 6:00 pm, with the celebration of Ken’s life beginning at 6:30. A dessert fellowship will follow. In lieu of flowers, family requests memorial contributions be made to the Kenneth Dodge Memorial Book Fund at the Cadillac-Wexford Public Library at 411 S. Lake St., Cadillac MI 49601, or to the family at 1077 Hillcrest Dr., Boon, MI 49618. Please visit Ken’s webpage at www.lifestorynet.com to sign the online guest book and share a message or memory with his family. Life Story Funeral Home, Traverse City handled the cremation.
- Midland Daily News, Aug. 11, 2010
Kenneth Robert Dodge, 72, of Traverse City, died Monday, August 9, 2010, at Munson Medical Center, surrounded by family and friends. Ken had struggled for many years with poor health as a result of complications of diabetes and today is whole again with his Lord and Savior, Jesus.
Born in Ewen, Michigan on May 9, 1938, to Marion L. Dodge and the former Lois Z. Russell, Ken’s family moved to Cadillac early in his childhood and he spent much of his life in the Cadillac area. Ken attended Cadillac High School where he was an award-winning athlete in football, tennis, and basketball and was very involved in music. Ken played the lead role in many of the high school musicals. He graduated in 1956, after which he attended Michigan State University.
On October 10, 1959 Ken married the former Patricia I. Proffitt of Cadillac.
After making cheese at the Kraft Co. in Cadillac while in high school, Ken had a varied work career. He taught high school in Ida, Michigan, and then became an insurance adjuster for Citizens Insurance for many years. In 1972, Ken and Pat purchased a music store in Cadillac. Together they operated Dodge’s Cadillac Music Store for 10 years. Drawing on Ken’s musical knowledge and ability as a gifted pianist, Ken sold pianos and organs and gave private lessons to many students in the Cadillac area. During this time Ken and Pat were well known for their beautiful gospel singing in many churches in the area. After the store closed in 1982, Ken worked selling solar heating equipment in the Milwaukee area and for many years worked for Kwik Trip convenience stores in southern Wisconsin.
Ken was a member of the Michigan State University Men’s Glee Club. He was an ardent and devoted fan of MSU athletics, especially basketball and football. He was a gifted music and choir director at several churches, including First Baptist Church and First United Methodist Church in Cadillac, the Evangelical and Reformed United Church of Christ in Waukesha, Wisconsin, and Christ United Methodist Church in Traverse City. He was a member of the Cadillac Arts Council, the Cadillac Footlighters, Cadillac Jaycees, and was instrumental in obtaining funding for the building of the Cadillac High School auditorium and tennis courts.
Ken had a passion for words, books, and music. He read extensively and in particular was a fan of J.R.R. Tolkien and Lewis Carroll’s works. He loved classical music. He loved Northern Michigan and its beautiful lakes, especially Torch Lake, near which his parents had grown up and where he spent a great deal of time. Ken loved to converse with family and friends about many topics including sports, music, the Bible, and politics. His wit, sarcasm, and odd nicknames for many around him will be greatly missed. Ken’s strong Christian faith was central to his life, and over the years he taught many Bible studies and Sunday school classes at many different churches he attended.
Survivors include Krystn Madrine and husband Steve Dahm of Bellefonte, PA, and her children Brynne, Arthur, and Trevor; Kraig and Melissa Dodge of Newaygo, MI, and their children Malachi, Elizabeth, and Jonah; and Sarah Schieber and husband Jim Hrabal of St. Louis, MI, and her children Abigayle, Noah, and Micah. Ken is also survived by four step-grandchildren as well as his former wife and good friend Patricia Dodge, his former mother-in-law Agnes Proffitt, his brother Russell Dodge and wife Gail of Clio, four nieces, and special friends John and Kim Schaub of Traverse City, and their daughters Megan and Melissa. Ken was preceded in death by his parents, grandparents, and special son-in-law Chad Schieber.
A celebration of Ken’s life will be held on Friday, August 13, 2010 at First Baptist Church in Cadillac. Family will receive visitors beginning at 6:00 pm, with the celebration of Ken’s life beginning at 6:30. A dessert fellowship will follow. In lieu of flowers, family requests memorial contributions be made to the Kenneth Dodge Memorial Book Fund at the Cadillac-Wexford Public Library at 411 S. Lake St., Cadillac MI 49601, or to the family at 1077 Hillcrest Dr., Boon, MI 49618. Please visit Ken’s webpage at www.lifestorynet.com to sign the online guest book and share a message or memory with his family. Life Story Funeral Home, Traverse City handled the cremation.
- Midland Daily News, Aug. 11, 2010
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Gleim Norman Rudolph [Male] b. 15 SEP 1918 PA - d. 18 MAY 1957 Mechanicsburg, PA
Burial Monument, Mount Zion Cemetery, Churchtown, Cumberland, PA
Military Service Placque, Mount Zion Cemetery, Churchtown, Cumberland, PA
Obituary:
Died Saturday as a result of a 2 car automobile accident near Mechanicsburg. Mr Gleim was alone in his car, all others were occupants of the other car. Also fatally injured were Mrs Helen Anna Friedline, 45, her grandson Gregory Friedline, 2 months, and Brenda Diane Barron, three months. Four others were admitted to the hospital with injuries.
The wife of Norman Gleim gave birth Sunday morning to a son who was six week premature. Physicians said the shock of her husband's death may have caused the premature delivery, but reported both mother and son were in satisfactory condition.
Norman Gleim was a veteran of World War II, a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at Mechanicsburg, and surviving in addition to his wife and newborn son are another son Richard, daughters Shirley and Judy, his parents Mr & Mrs Quintan [sic] A Gleim of Hummelstown; eight brothers, Elmer L, Champion; Paul M., Williamsburg; William A and James E, both of Hummelstown R.1; Harold of Hummelstown R.2; Donald of Harrisburg R.1; and Guy M and Richard W, both of Hummelstown; four sisters, Mrs Donald Allaman and Mrs James Koch, both of Harrisburg R.1, Mrs Thomas Cousins of Hummelstown R.1, and Mrs Howard Andrews of Harrisburg.
- Source Unknown
Military Service Placque, Mount Zion Cemetery, Churchtown, Cumberland, PA
Obituary:
Died Saturday as a result of a 2 car automobile accident near Mechanicsburg. Mr Gleim was alone in his car, all others were occupants of the other car. Also fatally injured were Mrs Helen Anna Friedline, 45, her grandson Gregory Friedline, 2 months, and Brenda Diane Barron, three months. Four others were admitted to the hospital with injuries.
The wife of Norman Gleim gave birth Sunday morning to a son who was six week premature. Physicians said the shock of her husband's death may have caused the premature delivery, but reported both mother and son were in satisfactory condition.
Norman Gleim was a veteran of World War II, a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at Mechanicsburg, and surviving in addition to his wife and newborn son are another son Richard, daughters Shirley and Judy, his parents Mr & Mrs Quintan [sic] A Gleim of Hummelstown; eight brothers, Elmer L, Champion; Paul M., Williamsburg; William A and James E, both of Hummelstown R.1; Harold of Hummelstown R.2; Donald of Harrisburg R.1; and Guy M and Richard W, both of Hummelstown; four sisters, Mrs Donald Allaman and Mrs James Koch, both of Harrisburg R.1, Mrs Thomas Cousins of Hummelstown R.1, and Mrs Howard Andrews of Harrisburg.
- Source Unknown
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Martin Betty Lee [Female] b. 28 JUN 1921 Bartlesville, OK - d. 13 SEP 1994 KS
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Haase Charles A [Male] b. 14 NOV
Charles with his granddaughter Macy Haase.
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Hawkins Linda Kay [Female] b. 30 OCT 1954 New Buffalo, MI
Linda with her husband Charles Haase.
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Peterson Nancy [Female] b. 3 MAR 1945
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Miller Brett A [Male] b. 5 DEC 1968
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Miller Lawrence James (Jim) [Male] b. 16 FEB 1943
Jim With his wife Sylvia Feringa-Miller.
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Bruskotter Jasper * [Male]
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Peck Violet A [Female] b. 4 OCT 1902 - d. 9 OCT 1983 Butterworth Hospital, Grand Rapids, MI
Burial headstone, Seaman Cemetery, Casnovia, Muskegon, MI
Daughter of Leslie Peck and Emma Harding.
Obituary:
Mrs. Violet Scott, aged 81, of Lowell, passed away Sunday morning at Butterworth Hospital. Surviving are one daughter, Darlene Bruskotter of Grand Rapids; three granddaughters, Leslie Ohren, Linda Williams and Laura DeKam; seven great-grandchil-dren. Private services will be held Tuesday with in-terment in Seaman Ceme-tery near Bailey, MI. Arrangements by Zaagman Memorial Chapel.
- Grand Rapids Press, Oct.10,1983
Daughter of Leslie Peck and Emma Harding.
Obituary:
Mrs. Violet Scott, aged 81, of Lowell, passed away Sunday morning at Butterworth Hospital. Surviving are one daughter, Darlene Bruskotter of Grand Rapids; three granddaughters, Leslie Ohren, Linda Williams and Laura DeKam; seven great-grandchil-dren. Private services will be held Tuesday with in-terment in Seaman Ceme-tery near Bailey, MI. Arrangements by Zaagman Memorial Chapel.
- Grand Rapids Press, Oct.10,1983
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Grochowalski Henrietta Marie [Female] b. 4 JUN 1928 Grand Rapids, Kent, MI - d. 30 JAN 1998 Grand Rapids, Kent, MI
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Dekam Thomas W [Male] b. 11 DEC 1927 - d. 31 MAY 1983
Obituary
Thomas W. DeKam, aged 55, of St. Croix, Virgin Islands, formerly of Grand Rapids, passed away Tuesday, May 31, 1983 in Tuscon, AZ. Surving are his wife, Sally of St. Croix; his children, Pamela and Daniel Burns of Rome, NY, Deborah and Richard Daniels of Wyoming, MI, Steven and Laura DeKam of Grand Rapids, Denise DeKam of Grand Rapids, his grandchildren; one sister, Joyce and Robert Brinks of Grand Rapids; one brother, Robert and Muriel DeKam of Tuscon, AZ; nieces and nephews. Entombment St. Croix, V.I. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.
- Grand Rapids Press, Wed, 1 Jun 1983 Pg B-11
Thomas W. DeKam, aged 55, of St. Croix, Virgin Islands, formerly of Grand Rapids, passed away Tuesday, May 31, 1983 in Tuscon, AZ. Surving are his wife, Sally of St. Croix; his children, Pamela and Daniel Burns of Rome, NY, Deborah and Richard Daniels of Wyoming, MI, Steven and Laura DeKam of Grand Rapids, Denise DeKam of Grand Rapids, his grandchildren; one sister, Joyce and Robert Brinks of Grand Rapids; one brother, Robert and Muriel DeKam of Tuscon, AZ; nieces and nephews. Entombment St. Croix, V.I. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.
- Grand Rapids Press, Wed, 1 Jun 1983 Pg B-11
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Mazzoni Alessandro Louis [Male] b. 1873 Sanguinetto, Verona, Veneto, Italy - d. 5 JUL 1918 Tempio Ossario del Lido di Venezia Venice, Cittáa Metropolitana di Venezia, Veneto, Italy
Immigration from Genoa, Italy aboard the Conte Verde. Arrived May 24, 1924. Previously living in Verona. Had been in America for 13 years prior, coming to join wife in New Briton CT. April 2, 1921.
May 24, 1924
Ellis Island, New York City, New York, United States
May 24, 1924
Ellis Island, New York City, New York, United States
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(Unknown) Mary [Female] b. 1876 Castion Veronese, Verona, Veneto, Italy - d. 1932?
Documents:
1930 US Census, New Britain, Hartford,
Aboard the Stampalia with children Antoinetta, Casper, Alfredo. Left Genoa 6 August 1914. Previously in Castion Veronese, maybe Cavaion? with Father Luigi
1914, August 19
Ellis Island, New York City, New York, United States
1930 US Census, New Britain, Hartford,
Aboard the Stampalia with children Antoinetta, Casper, Alfredo. Left Genoa 6 August 1914. Previously in Castion Veronese, maybe Cavaion? with Father Luigi
1914, August 19
Ellis Island, New York City, New York, United States
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Putman Daniel G [Male] b. 1986
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