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Marcia Delores <I>Klein</I> Cade

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Marcia Delores Klein Cade

Birth
Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa, USA
Death
11 Aug 2009 (aged 78)
Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, USA
Burial
Pella, Marion County, Iowa, USA GPS-Latitude: 41.4104987, Longitude: -92.9269935
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Marcia Delores Cade, daughter of William H. and Irene Van Wyk Klein, was born January 4, 1931, in Oskaloosa, Iowa. She passed away at the Iowa Methodist Hospital in Des Moines on Tuesday, August 11, 2009, at the age of seventy-eight.

Marcia received her education in the Pella schools and graduated from Pella High School.

Marcia was united in marriage with Henry J. Cade on January 19, 1950, at the First Reformed Church in Pella. After their wedding reception they left for Washington, D.C. where they lived for four months while Junior serve his country with the U.S. Air Force. Upon receiving his honorable discharge, the couple moved back to Pella. They lived briefly with Marcia's parents where Junior helped on the farm. They later moved to Pella and three daughters were born into the family: Cathy, Candace, and Carma.

Marcia was employed at the Overall Factory, as a housekeeper, and then at Pella Rolscreen Company where she was known as "The Boss" for twenty-seven years, retiring in 1990. Later she returned to housekeeping with Bernice Sneller.

In 1963 the family moved to a farm south of Pella which was previously owned by Marcia's parents. They purchased three acres and enjoyed country living.

Marcia had fond memories of the monthly Cade/Sneller roller skating parties in Newton and later at the Pella rink. She enjoyed yard work, dining out, coffee time with friends, wintering in Arizona, travelling, family camping (first in a tent, then moving to a camper). Marcia's daughters remember their younger years of horseback riding, camping, and out-of-state family vacations. After her husband's passing in 2006, Marcia enjoyed sitting outside watching the sheep in the pasture.

Marcia was a member of the First Reformed Church in Pella and was currently attending the Pella Federated Fellowship Church. She was also a member of the Pella Tulip City Saddle Club.

She is survived by her three daughters; ten grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; her lifelong friend, Bernice Sneller; her sister-in-law and her husband, Irene and Dean Van Osdol of Burlington, Iowa; one brother-in-law: Hughey Byers of Mississippi; many nieces, nephews, family, and friends.

Those preceding her in death: her parents; her step-mother, Marie G. Bezemer Klein; mother-in-law, Grace Cade; her husband, Junior in 2006; sister-in-law, Betty Byers; and brother-in-law, Wayne Lee Cade.

Marcia will be missed by her family and many friends who will continue to cherish the memories she created in her lifetime.

Family:

Cathy Jo and Paul H. Beyer - Pella
Michael Paul Beyer
Marc Henry Beyer
Nicole Cathlene and Nick Rempe
David Wayne and Tiffany Beyer
Philip Benjamin Beyer
Stewart William Beyer

Candace Joy Dittmer – Pella
Shari Lynn Meek
Shenandoah Allen Dittmer
Melody Layne Meek
Shane Benjamin Taylor Dittmer

Carma Jean and Robert A. Ruthven - Pella
Jaime Marie and Jeremy Huffaker
Noah Lee Huffaker
Kara Jean and Randy Groenenboom
Marcia Delores Cade, daughter of William H. and Irene Van Wyk Klein, was born January 4, 1931, in Oskaloosa, Iowa. She passed away at the Iowa Methodist Hospital in Des Moines on Tuesday, August 11, 2009, at the age of seventy-eight.

Marcia received her education in the Pella schools and graduated from Pella High School.

Marcia was united in marriage with Henry J. Cade on January 19, 1950, at the First Reformed Church in Pella. After their wedding reception they left for Washington, D.C. where they lived for four months while Junior serve his country with the U.S. Air Force. Upon receiving his honorable discharge, the couple moved back to Pella. They lived briefly with Marcia's parents where Junior helped on the farm. They later moved to Pella and three daughters were born into the family: Cathy, Candace, and Carma.

Marcia was employed at the Overall Factory, as a housekeeper, and then at Pella Rolscreen Company where she was known as "The Boss" for twenty-seven years, retiring in 1990. Later she returned to housekeeping with Bernice Sneller.

In 1963 the family moved to a farm south of Pella which was previously owned by Marcia's parents. They purchased three acres and enjoyed country living.

Marcia had fond memories of the monthly Cade/Sneller roller skating parties in Newton and later at the Pella rink. She enjoyed yard work, dining out, coffee time with friends, wintering in Arizona, travelling, family camping (first in a tent, then moving to a camper). Marcia's daughters remember their younger years of horseback riding, camping, and out-of-state family vacations. After her husband's passing in 2006, Marcia enjoyed sitting outside watching the sheep in the pasture.

Marcia was a member of the First Reformed Church in Pella and was currently attending the Pella Federated Fellowship Church. She was also a member of the Pella Tulip City Saddle Club.

She is survived by her three daughters; ten grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; her lifelong friend, Bernice Sneller; her sister-in-law and her husband, Irene and Dean Van Osdol of Burlington, Iowa; one brother-in-law: Hughey Byers of Mississippi; many nieces, nephews, family, and friends.

Those preceding her in death: her parents; her step-mother, Marie G. Bezemer Klein; mother-in-law, Grace Cade; her husband, Junior in 2006; sister-in-law, Betty Byers; and brother-in-law, Wayne Lee Cade.

Marcia will be missed by her family and many friends who will continue to cherish the memories she created in her lifetime.

Family:

Cathy Jo and Paul H. Beyer - Pella
Michael Paul Beyer
Marc Henry Beyer
Nicole Cathlene and Nick Rempe
David Wayne and Tiffany Beyer
Philip Benjamin Beyer
Stewart William Beyer

Candace Joy Dittmer – Pella
Shari Lynn Meek
Shenandoah Allen Dittmer
Melody Layne Meek
Shane Benjamin Taylor Dittmer

Carma Jean and Robert A. Ruthven - Pella
Jaime Marie and Jeremy Huffaker
Noah Lee Huffaker
Kara Jean and Randy Groenenboom


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