Rita was born to John and Susan (Schwebach) Bunker on March 13, 1927 on a farm near Dell Rapids, SD where she was the youngest of thirteen children. She went to school in Dell Rapids until the fourth grade when the family moved to Garretson, SD. In 1945 she graduated from high school in Garretson and then went to work in Sioux Falls, SD. She met Nick, her late husband, in Garretson at a church. They were married in 1947 and raised four children (three boys and one girl). In 1959, they moved to Carthage, SD where they started a gravel hauling business.
Rita always loved raising the children and doing craft work like quilts. She made over one hundred quilts! She had twelve grandkids and sixteen great-grandkids. Rita adored any time with her family and will be missed by all.
Rita is preceded in death by her parents, John and Susan, her husband, Nick, two of her sons, Wayne and David, and twelve brothers and sisters.
Rita is survived by Diane (Sid) Robbins of Hartford, SD, Dean Vandersnick of Billings, MT, twelve grandkids, and sixteen great-grandkids.
Rita was born to John and Susan (Schwebach) Bunker on March 13, 1927 on a farm near Dell Rapids, SD where she was the youngest of thirteen children. She went to school in Dell Rapids until the fourth grade when the family moved to Garretson, SD. In 1945 she graduated from high school in Garretson and then went to work in Sioux Falls, SD. She met Nick, her late husband, in Garretson at a church. They were married in 1947 and raised four children (three boys and one girl). In 1959, they moved to Carthage, SD where they started a gravel hauling business.
Rita always loved raising the children and doing craft work like quilts. She made over one hundred quilts! She had twelve grandkids and sixteen great-grandkids. Rita adored any time with her family and will be missed by all.
Rita is preceded in death by her parents, John and Susan, her husband, Nick, two of her sons, Wayne and David, and twelve brothers and sisters.
Rita is survived by Diane (Sid) Robbins of Hartford, SD, Dean Vandersnick of Billings, MT, twelve grandkids, and sixteen great-grandkids.
Family Members
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Anastasia Mary Bunkers Bricher
1905–1974
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Andrew Henry Bunkers
1908–1969
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Clarence James Bunkers
1910–1971
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Clara Bunkers Rogers
1910–1988
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John Nicholas Bunkers
1912–1978
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Joseph Philip Bunkers
1913–1971
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Magnus John Bunkers
1914–1987
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Delores Elanore Bunkers Naber
1916–1995
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Cecilia Mary Bunkers Naber
1918–1988
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James Andrew Bunkers
1920–1999
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Charles Michael Bunkers
1922–1955
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