Hazel Overland
Sandpoint
Service for Hazel Francine Overland, 74, will be Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Coffelt Funeral Service in Sandpoint, with burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park.
Mrs. Overland, who was born in Algoma, Idaho, died Friday.
She moved to Southern Idaho with her parents at age 2 and lived in the Aberdeen and American Falls area, attending country school. She graduated from high school in Sandpoint.
She married Harold Overland in 1973, and the couple lived on Colburn-Culver Road until the time of her death.
She enjoyed attending yard sales, and was involved with a bowling league for many years.
Mrs. Overland enjoyed coffee gatherings with her siblings several times a week and dining out on Friday evenings.
Survivors include her husband, Harold; four children, Darrlynn Molt, Rocky Walson, Nancy Reed and Sandy Pepperdine; three stepchildren, Jon and Hal Overland, and Chris Newton; two brothers, Don and Bob Becker; two sisters, Ella Mae Chronic and Esther Verwolf; eight grandchildren, Aaron, Tracy, Jeremy, Stephanie, Charity, Ryan, Hunter and Cameron; and seven stepgrandchildren, Jodi, James, Hal, Dirk, Neal, Melanie and Darren.
Sandpoint
Service for Hazel Francine Overland, 74, will be Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Coffelt Funeral Service in Sandpoint, with burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park.
Mrs. Overland, who was born in Algoma, Idaho, died Friday.
She moved to Southern Idaho with her parents at age 2 and lived in the Aberdeen and American Falls area, attending country school. She graduated from high school in Sandpoint.
She married Harold Overland in 1973, and the couple lived on Colburn-Culver Road until the time of her death.
She enjoyed attending yard sales, and was involved with a bowling league for many years.
Mrs. Overland enjoyed coffee gatherings with her siblings several times a week and dining out on Friday evenings.
Survivors include her husband, Harold; four children, Darrlynn Molt, Rocky Walson, Nancy Reed and Sandy Pepperdine; three stepchildren, Jon and Hal Overland, and Chris Newton; two brothers, Don and Bob Becker; two sisters, Ella Mae Chronic and Esther Verwolf; eight grandchildren, Aaron, Tracy, Jeremy, Stephanie, Charity, Ryan, Hunter and Cameron; and seven stepgrandchildren, Jodi, James, Hal, Dirk, Neal, Melanie and Darren.
Hazel Overland
Sandpoint
Service for Hazel Francine Overland, 74, will be Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Coffelt Funeral Service in Sandpoint, with burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park.
Mrs. Overland, who was born in Algoma, Idaho, died Friday.
She moved to Southern Idaho with her parents at age 2 and lived in the Aberdeen and American Falls area, attending country school. She graduated from high school in Sandpoint.
She married Harold Overland in 1973, and the couple lived on Colburn-Culver Road until the time of her death.
She enjoyed attending yard sales, and was involved with a bowling league for many years.
Mrs. Overland enjoyed coffee gatherings with her siblings several times a week and dining out on Friday evenings.
Survivors include her husband, Harold; four children, Darrlynn Molt, Rocky Walson, Nancy Reed and Sandy Pepperdine; three stepchildren, Jon and Hal Overland, and Chris Newton; two brothers, Don and Bob Becker; two sisters, Ella Mae Chronic and Esther Verwolf; eight grandchildren, Aaron, Tracy, Jeremy, Stephanie, Charity, Ryan, Hunter and Cameron; and seven stepgrandchildren, Jodi, James, Hal, Dirk, Neal, Melanie and Darren.
Sandpoint
Service for Hazel Francine Overland, 74, will be Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Coffelt Funeral Service in Sandpoint, with burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park.
Mrs. Overland, who was born in Algoma, Idaho, died Friday.
She moved to Southern Idaho with her parents at age 2 and lived in the Aberdeen and American Falls area, attending country school. She graduated from high school in Sandpoint.
She married Harold Overland in 1973, and the couple lived on Colburn-Culver Road until the time of her death.
She enjoyed attending yard sales, and was involved with a bowling league for many years.
Mrs. Overland enjoyed coffee gatherings with her siblings several times a week and dining out on Friday evenings.
Survivors include her husband, Harold; four children, Darrlynn Molt, Rocky Walson, Nancy Reed and Sandy Pepperdine; three stepchildren, Jon and Hal Overland, and Chris Newton; two brothers, Don and Bob Becker; two sisters, Ella Mae Chronic and Esther Verwolf; eight grandchildren, Aaron, Tracy, Jeremy, Stephanie, Charity, Ryan, Hunter and Cameron; and seven stepgrandchildren, Jodi, James, Hal, Dirk, Neal, Melanie and Darren.
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