The memorial service for Lydia M. Bain, 95, of Aberdeen, will be Monday, August 20, 2007 at St. Paul's Lutheran Church with Pastor Hyle Anderson officiating.
Lydia died at Aberdeen Health & Rehab on August 15, 2007.
Lydia M. Dobrick was born February 19, 1912, to Robert and Martha (Angerhofer) Dobrick at Minneapolis, MN. She attended country school near Aberdeen. She graduated from school in 1927.
After school she married Alva Bain on May 16, 1929, at her parents home near Aberdeen. They made their first home at her parents' farm for one year. They moved west of Aberdeen and farmed until 1969 when they moved into Aberdeen. Mr. Bain died on January 25, 1970. Lydia continued to make her home in Aberdeen until her death.
Besides being busy raising twelve children and helping on the farm she enjoyed crafts, dressing dolls, collecting bears and crocheting. In her later years she enjoyed watching old westerns and Little House on the Prairie. She very much enjoyed reading books.
Grateful for having shared Lydia's life are her five sons, Arnold (Donna) Bain, Aberdeen; Donald (Pam) Bain, Flint, MT; Robert ( Linda) Bain, Sioux Falls; Larry (Deb) Bain, Aberdeen; Michael (Tammy) Bain, Aberdeen; and her six daughters, Mary Pudwill, Bellevue, WA; Betty Allmendinger, Sioux Falls; Shirley (Merle) Freeman, Aberdeen; Kathleen (Melvin) Allmendinger, Sioux Falls; Susan (Robert) Sayer, Aberdeen; Carol (Lyle) Grovenburg, Aberdeen; thirty-five grandchildren; and sixty-three great-grandchildren.
She is preceded in death by both of her parents and her husband, Alva Bain; one brother, Oscar Dobrick, and one daughter, Ella Mae Bain.
Arrangements by Spitzer-Miller Funeral Home.
Lydia died at Aberdeen Health & Rehab on August 15, 2007.
Lydia M. Dobrick was born February 19, 1912, to Robert and Martha (Angerhofer) Dobrick at Minneapolis, MN. She attended country school near Aberdeen. She graduated from school in 1927.
After school she married Alva Bain on May 16, 1929, at her parents home near Aberdeen. They made their first home at her parents' farm for one year. They moved west of Aberdeen and farmed until 1969 when they moved into Aberdeen. Mr. Bain died on January 25, 1970. Lydia continued to make her home in Aberdeen until her death.
Besides being busy raising twelve children and helping on the farm she enjoyed crafts, dressing dolls, collecting bears and crocheting. In her later years she enjoyed watching old westerns and Little House on the Prairie. She very much enjoyed reading books.
Grateful for having shared Lydia's life are her five sons, Arnold (Donna) Bain, Aberdeen; Donald (Pam) Bain, Flint, MT; Robert ( Linda) Bain, Sioux Falls; Larry (Deb) Bain, Aberdeen; Michael (Tammy) Bain, Aberdeen; and her six daughters, Mary Pudwill, Bellevue, WA; Betty Allmendinger, Sioux Falls; Shirley (Merle) Freeman, Aberdeen; Kathleen (Melvin) Allmendinger, Sioux Falls; Susan (Robert) Sayer, Aberdeen; Carol (Lyle) Grovenburg, Aberdeen; thirty-five grandchildren; and sixty-three great-grandchildren.
She is preceded in death by both of her parents and her husband, Alva Bain; one brother, Oscar Dobrick, and one daughter, Ella Mae Bain.
Arrangements by Spitzer-Miller Funeral Home.
The memorial service for Lydia M. Bain, 95, of Aberdeen, will be Monday, August 20, 2007 at St. Paul's Lutheran Church with Pastor Hyle Anderson officiating.
Lydia died at Aberdeen Health & Rehab on August 15, 2007.
Lydia M. Dobrick was born February 19, 1912, to Robert and Martha (Angerhofer) Dobrick at Minneapolis, MN. She attended country school near Aberdeen. She graduated from school in 1927.
After school she married Alva Bain on May 16, 1929, at her parents home near Aberdeen. They made their first home at her parents' farm for one year. They moved west of Aberdeen and farmed until 1969 when they moved into Aberdeen. Mr. Bain died on January 25, 1970. Lydia continued to make her home in Aberdeen until her death.
Besides being busy raising twelve children and helping on the farm she enjoyed crafts, dressing dolls, collecting bears and crocheting. In her later years she enjoyed watching old westerns and Little House on the Prairie. She very much enjoyed reading books.
Grateful for having shared Lydia's life are her five sons, Arnold (Donna) Bain, Aberdeen; Donald (Pam) Bain, Flint, MT; Robert ( Linda) Bain, Sioux Falls; Larry (Deb) Bain, Aberdeen; Michael (Tammy) Bain, Aberdeen; and her six daughters, Mary Pudwill, Bellevue, WA; Betty Allmendinger, Sioux Falls; Shirley (Merle) Freeman, Aberdeen; Kathleen (Melvin) Allmendinger, Sioux Falls; Susan (Robert) Sayer, Aberdeen; Carol (Lyle) Grovenburg, Aberdeen; thirty-five grandchildren; and sixty-three great-grandchildren.
She is preceded in death by both of her parents and her husband, Alva Bain; one brother, Oscar Dobrick, and one daughter, Ella Mae Bain.
Arrangements by Spitzer-Miller Funeral Home.
Lydia died at Aberdeen Health & Rehab on August 15, 2007.
Lydia M. Dobrick was born February 19, 1912, to Robert and Martha (Angerhofer) Dobrick at Minneapolis, MN. She attended country school near Aberdeen. She graduated from school in 1927.
After school she married Alva Bain on May 16, 1929, at her parents home near Aberdeen. They made their first home at her parents' farm for one year. They moved west of Aberdeen and farmed until 1969 when they moved into Aberdeen. Mr. Bain died on January 25, 1970. Lydia continued to make her home in Aberdeen until her death.
Besides being busy raising twelve children and helping on the farm she enjoyed crafts, dressing dolls, collecting bears and crocheting. In her later years she enjoyed watching old westerns and Little House on the Prairie. She very much enjoyed reading books.
Grateful for having shared Lydia's life are her five sons, Arnold (Donna) Bain, Aberdeen; Donald (Pam) Bain, Flint, MT; Robert ( Linda) Bain, Sioux Falls; Larry (Deb) Bain, Aberdeen; Michael (Tammy) Bain, Aberdeen; and her six daughters, Mary Pudwill, Bellevue, WA; Betty Allmendinger, Sioux Falls; Shirley (Merle) Freeman, Aberdeen; Kathleen (Melvin) Allmendinger, Sioux Falls; Susan (Robert) Sayer, Aberdeen; Carol (Lyle) Grovenburg, Aberdeen; thirty-five grandchildren; and sixty-three great-grandchildren.
She is preceded in death by both of her parents and her husband, Alva Bain; one brother, Oscar Dobrick, and one daughter, Ella Mae Bain.
Arrangements by Spitzer-Miller Funeral Home.
Bio by: In memory of Scott
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
