Bernice Evelyn Marshall, 96, died on a Sunday at the Bishop Noa Homewhere she was a resident.
Bernice was the daughter of Ralph and Clara Skoog. She was raised in Escanaba and was a 1941 graduate of Escanaba High School.
After the War she married Gordon W. Marshall on Sept. 12, 1946, and made their home in Gladstone. As well as her parents, Gordon preceded her in death in 2004. She is also preceded in death by her sister Elmira Scott, and brother, Donald Skoog.
As a child she loved to ice skate and played the violin in the high school orchestra. She passed her love of music to her children and grandchildren. Bernice enjoyed sewing, knitting, crafts and also enjoyed collecting stamps and coins.
Bernice was a member of the First Lutheran Church of Gladstone and was involved in Grace Circle and quilt making. During her life Bernice made hundreds of quilts that were shipped around the world to those in need. She was also a member Bay de Noc Coin and Stamp Club, Gladstone Senior Center, as well as others. Bernice collected and displayed her antiques and volunteered at the U.P. State Fair for many years.
Bernice loved God and often expressed her thankfulness for family and friends. She was a loving wife and mother who put her family ahead of everything else. She will be remembered for her welcoming heart and service to others. She was proud of her family and cherished her time with them. Bernice found joy in her quest to discover her Swedish heritage and enjoyed working on her family tree. She was family strong to the end!
Survived by one son, Wayne Marshall (Vickie); two daughters, Joanne Moyle (Mike Sullivan) and Barbara Hutchens (Steve): five grandchildren, Rhonda Garvin (Ev), Christina Sanok (Joseph), Jasen Hutchens (Stephanie), Breanne Lindbert (Ryan), Lauren Marshall (Nichole); and seven great-grandchildren, Austin, Samantha, Ava, Lucia, Laken, Kaydyn, Kynley; sister-in-law, Gloria Skoog, along with many special nieces and nephews including niece Kay Deault (Ron) and nephew Bill Mott (Donna) who both brought a special joy to her life.
Visitation at the First Lutheran Church in Gladstone. Funeral services celebrating her life officiated by Rev. Tom Otis. Burial in Fernwood Cemetery.
Bernice was the daughter of Ralph and Clara Skoog. She was raised in Escanaba and was a 1941 graduate of Escanaba High School.
After the War she married Gordon W. Marshall on Sept. 12, 1946, and made their home in Gladstone. As well as her parents, Gordon preceded her in death in 2004. She is also preceded in death by her sister Elmira Scott, and brother, Donald Skoog.
As a child she loved to ice skate and played the violin in the high school orchestra. She passed her love of music to her children and grandchildren. Bernice enjoyed sewing, knitting, crafts and also enjoyed collecting stamps and coins.
Bernice was a member of the First Lutheran Church of Gladstone and was involved in Grace Circle and quilt making. During her life Bernice made hundreds of quilts that were shipped around the world to those in need. She was also a member Bay de Noc Coin and Stamp Club, Gladstone Senior Center, as well as others. Bernice collected and displayed her antiques and volunteered at the U.P. State Fair for many years.
Bernice loved God and often expressed her thankfulness for family and friends. She was a loving wife and mother who put her family ahead of everything else. She will be remembered for her welcoming heart and service to others. She was proud of her family and cherished her time with them. Bernice found joy in her quest to discover her Swedish heritage and enjoyed working on her family tree. She was family strong to the end!
Survived by one son, Wayne Marshall (Vickie); two daughters, Joanne Moyle (Mike Sullivan) and Barbara Hutchens (Steve): five grandchildren, Rhonda Garvin (Ev), Christina Sanok (Joseph), Jasen Hutchens (Stephanie), Breanne Lindbert (Ryan), Lauren Marshall (Nichole); and seven great-grandchildren, Austin, Samantha, Ava, Lucia, Laken, Kaydyn, Kynley; sister-in-law, Gloria Skoog, along with many special nieces and nephews including niece Kay Deault (Ron) and nephew Bill Mott (Donna) who both brought a special joy to her life.
Visitation at the First Lutheran Church in Gladstone. Funeral services celebrating her life officiated by Rev. Tom Otis. Burial in Fernwood Cemetery.
Bernice Evelyn Marshall, 96, died on a Sunday at the Bishop Noa Homewhere she was a resident.
Bernice was the daughter of Ralph and Clara Skoog. She was raised in Escanaba and was a 1941 graduate of Escanaba High School.
After the War she married Gordon W. Marshall on Sept. 12, 1946, and made their home in Gladstone. As well as her parents, Gordon preceded her in death in 2004. She is also preceded in death by her sister Elmira Scott, and brother, Donald Skoog.
As a child she loved to ice skate and played the violin in the high school orchestra. She passed her love of music to her children and grandchildren. Bernice enjoyed sewing, knitting, crafts and also enjoyed collecting stamps and coins.
Bernice was a member of the First Lutheran Church of Gladstone and was involved in Grace Circle and quilt making. During her life Bernice made hundreds of quilts that were shipped around the world to those in need. She was also a member Bay de Noc Coin and Stamp Club, Gladstone Senior Center, as well as others. Bernice collected and displayed her antiques and volunteered at the U.P. State Fair for many years.
Bernice loved God and often expressed her thankfulness for family and friends. She was a loving wife and mother who put her family ahead of everything else. She will be remembered for her welcoming heart and service to others. She was proud of her family and cherished her time with them. Bernice found joy in her quest to discover her Swedish heritage and enjoyed working on her family tree. She was family strong to the end!
Survived by one son, Wayne Marshall (Vickie); two daughters, Joanne Moyle (Mike Sullivan) and Barbara Hutchens (Steve): five grandchildren, Rhonda Garvin (Ev), Christina Sanok (Joseph), Jasen Hutchens (Stephanie), Breanne Lindbert (Ryan), Lauren Marshall (Nichole); and seven great-grandchildren, Austin, Samantha, Ava, Lucia, Laken, Kaydyn, Kynley; sister-in-law, Gloria Skoog, along with many special nieces and nephews including niece Kay Deault (Ron) and nephew Bill Mott (Donna) who both brought a special joy to her life.
Visitation at the First Lutheran Church in Gladstone. Funeral services celebrating her life officiated by Rev. Tom Otis. Burial in Fernwood Cemetery.
Bernice was the daughter of Ralph and Clara Skoog. She was raised in Escanaba and was a 1941 graduate of Escanaba High School.
After the War she married Gordon W. Marshall on Sept. 12, 1946, and made their home in Gladstone. As well as her parents, Gordon preceded her in death in 2004. She is also preceded in death by her sister Elmira Scott, and brother, Donald Skoog.
As a child she loved to ice skate and played the violin in the high school orchestra. She passed her love of music to her children and grandchildren. Bernice enjoyed sewing, knitting, crafts and also enjoyed collecting stamps and coins.
Bernice was a member of the First Lutheran Church of Gladstone and was involved in Grace Circle and quilt making. During her life Bernice made hundreds of quilts that were shipped around the world to those in need. She was also a member Bay de Noc Coin and Stamp Club, Gladstone Senior Center, as well as others. Bernice collected and displayed her antiques and volunteered at the U.P. State Fair for many years.
Bernice loved God and often expressed her thankfulness for family and friends. She was a loving wife and mother who put her family ahead of everything else. She will be remembered for her welcoming heart and service to others. She was proud of her family and cherished her time with them. Bernice found joy in her quest to discover her Swedish heritage and enjoyed working on her family tree. She was family strong to the end!
Survived by one son, Wayne Marshall (Vickie); two daughters, Joanne Moyle (Mike Sullivan) and Barbara Hutchens (Steve): five grandchildren, Rhonda Garvin (Ev), Christina Sanok (Joseph), Jasen Hutchens (Stephanie), Breanne Lindbert (Ryan), Lauren Marshall (Nichole); and seven great-grandchildren, Austin, Samantha, Ava, Lucia, Laken, Kaydyn, Kynley; sister-in-law, Gloria Skoog, along with many special nieces and nephews including niece Kay Deault (Ron) and nephew Bill Mott (Donna) who both brought a special joy to her life.
Visitation at the First Lutheran Church in Gladstone. Funeral services celebrating her life officiated by Rev. Tom Otis. Burial in Fernwood Cemetery.
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