Parents: Dr. Arthur K. and Edith (Huntington) Anderson
Spouse: Edwin Adam Schick
Obituary: Egelhof Siegert Casper Funeral Home (www.egelhofsiegertcasper.com)
Barbara Jane (Anderson) Schick, 90, died on Monday, June 29, 2015 at Luther Manor.
Memorial services were 10:30 a.m., Monday, July 6, 2015 at St. Peter Lutheran Church. Burial was in Zion Lutheran Cemetery, Eureka, South Dakota.
Barbara was born on November 25, 1924 in State College, PA, the eldest daughter of Dr. Arthur K. and Edith (Huntington) Anderson. She was baptized by her paternal grandfather, the Rev. Abel Anderson on June 21, 1925 and was confirmed in the Christian Faith on Palm Sunday, 1938 at Grace Lutheran Church, State College, PA. She served as Lutheran Student Association delegate to the World Student Christian Federation meeting in Geneva in July, 1946. She married Edwin Adam Schick [Edwin Adam Schick, b. May 7, 1921, Campbell county, S. D.]of Eureka, SD at Grace Lutheran Church in State College, PA on July 30, 1948.
Barbara graduated from State College High School, received her B.S. in home economics at Penn State University, M.S. at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, in 1947 and completed the coursework for a PhD in Nutrition and Biochemistry at Penn State.
Barbara was a college teacher and a registered dietitian. She spent her professional life at St. Olaf, Penn State, Wartburg and Clarke College, Fitzsimmons Army Hospital and the University of Northern Colorado. She was a graduate assistant in the School of Home Economics, Pennsylvania State College, 1950-53, working toward the Ph.D. degree in nutrition, and teaching in the Department of Foods and Nutrition. She was instructor in home economics at St. Olaf college, 1947-48; dean of women at Wartburg college, Waverly, Iowa, 1948-50.She also taught human nutrition at the University of Jordan in Amman, and English, Home Economics and Basic Science in Bukuru, Nigeria and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Barbara authored “The Stability of Riboflavin in Eggs Subjected to Various Sources of Light,” Food Research, 1947 and a chapter in “The Role of Women in Meeting Basic Food-Nutrition Needs and Agricultural Development in the Middle East,” 1979.
She was a member of Alpha Omicron Pi, and of Phi Lamba Upsilon, Home Economics honorary.
A member of St. Peter Lutheran Church since 1965, Barbara served as Secretary, served on several Parish Committees and chaired the Parish Planning Council from 2002-2006. In 1946 she was a delegate of the United Lutheran church in America to the executive committee meetings of the World Student Christian federation in Switzerland. She was delegate and Secretary to Dubuque Area Congregations United, chaired two global Mission Events at St. Peter, rolled bandages for Global Health Ministries, and knitted bandages, mittens and baby sweaters for Lutheran World Relief. She was active as a volunteer at the St. Mark Community Center in Dubuque.
Surviving is her husband, Edwin; three children, Linda S. Liedtke of Coralville, Iowa, John A. (Renee) Schick of Dubuque and Robert E. Schick of Mainz, Germany; her brother, Arthur K. Anderson Jr.; and sister-in-law, Anne Louise Gjesdahl Anderson of State College, PA.
She was preceded in death by siblings, Dr. Mary Eldrid Anderson Hilton (Mrs. Frederick K.) and Rebecca Ann Anderson Morgenson.
--Information extracted from obituary provided by Egelhof, Siegert & Casper Westview Funeral Home and Crematory; obituary in the Telegram Herald, Dubuque, IA; Penn State archives, Family members.
Spouse: Edwin Adam Schick
Obituary: Egelhof Siegert Casper Funeral Home (www.egelhofsiegertcasper.com)
Barbara Jane (Anderson) Schick, 90, died on Monday, June 29, 2015 at Luther Manor.
Memorial services were 10:30 a.m., Monday, July 6, 2015 at St. Peter Lutheran Church. Burial was in Zion Lutheran Cemetery, Eureka, South Dakota.
Barbara was born on November 25, 1924 in State College, PA, the eldest daughter of Dr. Arthur K. and Edith (Huntington) Anderson. She was baptized by her paternal grandfather, the Rev. Abel Anderson on June 21, 1925 and was confirmed in the Christian Faith on Palm Sunday, 1938 at Grace Lutheran Church, State College, PA. She served as Lutheran Student Association delegate to the World Student Christian Federation meeting in Geneva in July, 1946. She married Edwin Adam Schick [Edwin Adam Schick, b. May 7, 1921, Campbell county, S. D.]of Eureka, SD at Grace Lutheran Church in State College, PA on July 30, 1948.
Barbara graduated from State College High School, received her B.S. in home economics at Penn State University, M.S. at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, in 1947 and completed the coursework for a PhD in Nutrition and Biochemistry at Penn State.
Barbara was a college teacher and a registered dietitian. She spent her professional life at St. Olaf, Penn State, Wartburg and Clarke College, Fitzsimmons Army Hospital and the University of Northern Colorado. She was a graduate assistant in the School of Home Economics, Pennsylvania State College, 1950-53, working toward the Ph.D. degree in nutrition, and teaching in the Department of Foods and Nutrition. She was instructor in home economics at St. Olaf college, 1947-48; dean of women at Wartburg college, Waverly, Iowa, 1948-50.She also taught human nutrition at the University of Jordan in Amman, and English, Home Economics and Basic Science in Bukuru, Nigeria and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Barbara authored “The Stability of Riboflavin in Eggs Subjected to Various Sources of Light,” Food Research, 1947 and a chapter in “The Role of Women in Meeting Basic Food-Nutrition Needs and Agricultural Development in the Middle East,” 1979.
She was a member of Alpha Omicron Pi, and of Phi Lamba Upsilon, Home Economics honorary.
A member of St. Peter Lutheran Church since 1965, Barbara served as Secretary, served on several Parish Committees and chaired the Parish Planning Council from 2002-2006. In 1946 she was a delegate of the United Lutheran church in America to the executive committee meetings of the World Student Christian federation in Switzerland. She was delegate and Secretary to Dubuque Area Congregations United, chaired two global Mission Events at St. Peter, rolled bandages for Global Health Ministries, and knitted bandages, mittens and baby sweaters for Lutheran World Relief. She was active as a volunteer at the St. Mark Community Center in Dubuque.
Surviving is her husband, Edwin; three children, Linda S. Liedtke of Coralville, Iowa, John A. (Renee) Schick of Dubuque and Robert E. Schick of Mainz, Germany; her brother, Arthur K. Anderson Jr.; and sister-in-law, Anne Louise Gjesdahl Anderson of State College, PA.
She was preceded in death by siblings, Dr. Mary Eldrid Anderson Hilton (Mrs. Frederick K.) and Rebecca Ann Anderson Morgenson.
--Information extracted from obituary provided by Egelhof, Siegert & Casper Westview Funeral Home and Crematory; obituary in the Telegram Herald, Dubuque, IA; Penn State archives, Family members.
Parents: Dr. Arthur K. and Edith (Huntington) Anderson
Spouse: Edwin Adam Schick
Obituary: Egelhof Siegert Casper Funeral Home (www.egelhofsiegertcasper.com)
Barbara Jane (Anderson) Schick, 90, died on Monday, June 29, 2015 at Luther Manor.
Memorial services were 10:30 a.m., Monday, July 6, 2015 at St. Peter Lutheran Church. Burial was in Zion Lutheran Cemetery, Eureka, South Dakota.
Barbara was born on November 25, 1924 in State College, PA, the eldest daughter of Dr. Arthur K. and Edith (Huntington) Anderson. She was baptized by her paternal grandfather, the Rev. Abel Anderson on June 21, 1925 and was confirmed in the Christian Faith on Palm Sunday, 1938 at Grace Lutheran Church, State College, PA. She served as Lutheran Student Association delegate to the World Student Christian Federation meeting in Geneva in July, 1946. She married Edwin Adam Schick [Edwin Adam Schick, b. May 7, 1921, Campbell county, S. D.]of Eureka, SD at Grace Lutheran Church in State College, PA on July 30, 1948.
Barbara graduated from State College High School, received her B.S. in home economics at Penn State University, M.S. at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, in 1947 and completed the coursework for a PhD in Nutrition and Biochemistry at Penn State.
Barbara was a college teacher and a registered dietitian. She spent her professional life at St. Olaf, Penn State, Wartburg and Clarke College, Fitzsimmons Army Hospital and the University of Northern Colorado. She was a graduate assistant in the School of Home Economics, Pennsylvania State College, 1950-53, working toward the Ph.D. degree in nutrition, and teaching in the Department of Foods and Nutrition. She was instructor in home economics at St. Olaf college, 1947-48; dean of women at Wartburg college, Waverly, Iowa, 1948-50.She also taught human nutrition at the University of Jordan in Amman, and English, Home Economics and Basic Science in Bukuru, Nigeria and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Barbara authored “The Stability of Riboflavin in Eggs Subjected to Various Sources of Light,” Food Research, 1947 and a chapter in “The Role of Women in Meeting Basic Food-Nutrition Needs and Agricultural Development in the Middle East,” 1979.
She was a member of Alpha Omicron Pi, and of Phi Lamba Upsilon, Home Economics honorary.
A member of St. Peter Lutheran Church since 1965, Barbara served as Secretary, served on several Parish Committees and chaired the Parish Planning Council from 2002-2006. In 1946 she was a delegate of the United Lutheran church in America to the executive committee meetings of the World Student Christian federation in Switzerland. She was delegate and Secretary to Dubuque Area Congregations United, chaired two global Mission Events at St. Peter, rolled bandages for Global Health Ministries, and knitted bandages, mittens and baby sweaters for Lutheran World Relief. She was active as a volunteer at the St. Mark Community Center in Dubuque.
Surviving is her husband, Edwin; three children, Linda S. Liedtke of Coralville, Iowa, John A. (Renee) Schick of Dubuque and Robert E. Schick of Mainz, Germany; her brother, Arthur K. Anderson Jr.; and sister-in-law, Anne Louise Gjesdahl Anderson of State College, PA.
She was preceded in death by siblings, Dr. Mary Eldrid Anderson Hilton (Mrs. Frederick K.) and Rebecca Ann Anderson Morgenson.
--Information extracted from obituary provided by Egelhof, Siegert & Casper Westview Funeral Home and Crematory; obituary in the Telegram Herald, Dubuque, IA; Penn State archives, Family members.
Spouse: Edwin Adam Schick
Obituary: Egelhof Siegert Casper Funeral Home (www.egelhofsiegertcasper.com)
Barbara Jane (Anderson) Schick, 90, died on Monday, June 29, 2015 at Luther Manor.
Memorial services were 10:30 a.m., Monday, July 6, 2015 at St. Peter Lutheran Church. Burial was in Zion Lutheran Cemetery, Eureka, South Dakota.
Barbara was born on November 25, 1924 in State College, PA, the eldest daughter of Dr. Arthur K. and Edith (Huntington) Anderson. She was baptized by her paternal grandfather, the Rev. Abel Anderson on June 21, 1925 and was confirmed in the Christian Faith on Palm Sunday, 1938 at Grace Lutheran Church, State College, PA. She served as Lutheran Student Association delegate to the World Student Christian Federation meeting in Geneva in July, 1946. She married Edwin Adam Schick [Edwin Adam Schick, b. May 7, 1921, Campbell county, S. D.]of Eureka, SD at Grace Lutheran Church in State College, PA on July 30, 1948.
Barbara graduated from State College High School, received her B.S. in home economics at Penn State University, M.S. at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, in 1947 and completed the coursework for a PhD in Nutrition and Biochemistry at Penn State.
Barbara was a college teacher and a registered dietitian. She spent her professional life at St. Olaf, Penn State, Wartburg and Clarke College, Fitzsimmons Army Hospital and the University of Northern Colorado. She was a graduate assistant in the School of Home Economics, Pennsylvania State College, 1950-53, working toward the Ph.D. degree in nutrition, and teaching in the Department of Foods and Nutrition. She was instructor in home economics at St. Olaf college, 1947-48; dean of women at Wartburg college, Waverly, Iowa, 1948-50.She also taught human nutrition at the University of Jordan in Amman, and English, Home Economics and Basic Science in Bukuru, Nigeria and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Barbara authored “The Stability of Riboflavin in Eggs Subjected to Various Sources of Light,” Food Research, 1947 and a chapter in “The Role of Women in Meeting Basic Food-Nutrition Needs and Agricultural Development in the Middle East,” 1979.
She was a member of Alpha Omicron Pi, and of Phi Lamba Upsilon, Home Economics honorary.
A member of St. Peter Lutheran Church since 1965, Barbara served as Secretary, served on several Parish Committees and chaired the Parish Planning Council from 2002-2006. In 1946 she was a delegate of the United Lutheran church in America to the executive committee meetings of the World Student Christian federation in Switzerland. She was delegate and Secretary to Dubuque Area Congregations United, chaired two global Mission Events at St. Peter, rolled bandages for Global Health Ministries, and knitted bandages, mittens and baby sweaters for Lutheran World Relief. She was active as a volunteer at the St. Mark Community Center in Dubuque.
Surviving is her husband, Edwin; three children, Linda S. Liedtke of Coralville, Iowa, John A. (Renee) Schick of Dubuque and Robert E. Schick of Mainz, Germany; her brother, Arthur K. Anderson Jr.; and sister-in-law, Anne Louise Gjesdahl Anderson of State College, PA.
She was preceded in death by siblings, Dr. Mary Eldrid Anderson Hilton (Mrs. Frederick K.) and Rebecca Ann Anderson Morgenson.
--Information extracted from obituary provided by Egelhof, Siegert & Casper Westview Funeral Home and Crematory; obituary in the Telegram Herald, Dubuque, IA; Penn State archives, Family members.
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