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Funeral Held for Clark Diemert
Clark Eugene Diemert was born north of Lothair (near the old Trommer place) on August 24, 1919. He was one of four children born to Eugene "Ike" Diemert and Anna Drury. Clark attended school in Lothair and was raised on the family homestead located 1/2 mile south of town. Following his school years, he worked on the family farm. His mother died in 1941. He bought the farm from his father in 1943. On June 28, 1944 he married Nellie Marie Wickum in Chester. They made their home on the farm. Clark farmed with his cousin, Albert, during the years 1935-1961. In 1983 Clark and Nellie retired and moved to Great Falls. They have lived there since. They spent the Fourth of July holiday with family and friends at Galata and Whitlash. On the following afternoon Clark collapsed at his farm and was later pronounced dead at the Chester hospital. He was a month shy of being 65 years old.
Survivors include his wife, Nellie of Lothair; children, Linda and Tom Satterwaite of Butte, Dennis and Sonja of Galata, Karen and Riyan Rockman of Shelby, Kay and Bill Hunter of Livingston, Ed and Marcia of Lothair, Dan and Lois of Seattle, Wash., and Kelly and Carlene of Lothair; two sisters, Abbie Skierka of Cut Bank and Edna Wickens of Great Falls. Clark was preceded in death not only by his parents but also by a sister and a grandson.
Funeral services at St. Mary's Catholic church in Chester. Interment was in Lothair cemetery.
Liberty County Times, Chester, MT, 12 July 1984
Funeral Held for Clark Diemert
Clark Eugene Diemert was born north of Lothair (near the old Trommer place) on August 24, 1919. He was one of four children born to Eugene "Ike" Diemert and Anna Drury. Clark attended school in Lothair and was raised on the family homestead located 1/2 mile south of town. Following his school years, he worked on the family farm. His mother died in 1941. He bought the farm from his father in 1943. On June 28, 1944 he married Nellie Marie Wickum in Chester. They made their home on the farm. Clark farmed with his cousin, Albert, during the years 1935-1961. In 1983 Clark and Nellie retired and moved to Great Falls. They have lived there since. They spent the Fourth of July holiday with family and friends at Galata and Whitlash. On the following afternoon Clark collapsed at his farm and was later pronounced dead at the Chester hospital. He was a month shy of being 65 years old.
Survivors include his wife, Nellie of Lothair; children, Linda and Tom Satterwaite of Butte, Dennis and Sonja of Galata, Karen and Riyan Rockman of Shelby, Kay and Bill Hunter of Livingston, Ed and Marcia of Lothair, Dan and Lois of Seattle, Wash., and Kelly and Carlene of Lothair; two sisters, Abbie Skierka of Cut Bank and Edna Wickens of Great Falls. Clark was preceded in death not only by his parents but also by a sister and a grandson.
Funeral services at St. Mary's Catholic church in Chester. Interment was in Lothair cemetery.
Liberty County Times, Chester, MT, 12 July 1984
The following provided by Find A Grave contributor "Cara":
Funeral Held for Clark Diemert
Clark Eugene Diemert was born north of Lothair (near the old Trommer place) on August 24, 1919. He was one of four children born to Eugene "Ike" Diemert and Anna Drury. Clark attended school in Lothair and was raised on the family homestead located 1/2 mile south of town. Following his school years, he worked on the family farm. His mother died in 1941. He bought the farm from his father in 1943. On June 28, 1944 he married Nellie Marie Wickum in Chester. They made their home on the farm. Clark farmed with his cousin, Albert, during the years 1935-1961. In 1983 Clark and Nellie retired and moved to Great Falls. They have lived there since. They spent the Fourth of July holiday with family and friends at Galata and Whitlash. On the following afternoon Clark collapsed at his farm and was later pronounced dead at the Chester hospital. He was a month shy of being 65 years old.
Survivors include his wife, Nellie of Lothair; children, Linda and Tom Satterwaite of Butte, Dennis and Sonja of Galata, Karen and Riyan Rockman of Shelby, Kay and Bill Hunter of Livingston, Ed and Marcia of Lothair, Dan and Lois of Seattle, Wash., and Kelly and Carlene of Lothair; two sisters, Abbie Skierka of Cut Bank and Edna Wickens of Great Falls. Clark was preceded in death not only by his parents but also by a sister and a grandson.
Funeral services at St. Mary's Catholic church in Chester. Interment was in Lothair cemetery.
Liberty County Times, Chester, MT, 12 July 1984
Funeral Held for Clark Diemert
Clark Eugene Diemert was born north of Lothair (near the old Trommer place) on August 24, 1919. He was one of four children born to Eugene "Ike" Diemert and Anna Drury. Clark attended school in Lothair and was raised on the family homestead located 1/2 mile south of town. Following his school years, he worked on the family farm. His mother died in 1941. He bought the farm from his father in 1943. On June 28, 1944 he married Nellie Marie Wickum in Chester. They made their home on the farm. Clark farmed with his cousin, Albert, during the years 1935-1961. In 1983 Clark and Nellie retired and moved to Great Falls. They have lived there since. They spent the Fourth of July holiday with family and friends at Galata and Whitlash. On the following afternoon Clark collapsed at his farm and was later pronounced dead at the Chester hospital. He was a month shy of being 65 years old.
Survivors include his wife, Nellie of Lothair; children, Linda and Tom Satterwaite of Butte, Dennis and Sonja of Galata, Karen and Riyan Rockman of Shelby, Kay and Bill Hunter of Livingston, Ed and Marcia of Lothair, Dan and Lois of Seattle, Wash., and Kelly and Carlene of Lothair; two sisters, Abbie Skierka of Cut Bank and Edna Wickens of Great Falls. Clark was preceded in death not only by his parents but also by a sister and a grandson.
Funeral services at St. Mary's Catholic church in Chester. Interment was in Lothair cemetery.
Liberty County Times, Chester, MT, 12 July 1984
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