MADISON, Minn. — Adeline Dallman, 95, Madison, died Monday, Nov. 5, 2007, in a care center at Madison.
Funeral services will be Friday in the Madison Lutheran Home Chapel with the Revs. Barbara McKewin and Kirk Meseck officiating. Special music will be provided by pianist John Rebehn and soloist Dean Dallman.
Burial will be in the Bellingham City Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Ron Kottke, Dean VonEschen, Bob McCauley, Ritch Smith, Vernon Henkelman and Allen French.
Visitation in the Zahrbock Funeral Home at Madison.
Adeline Florence Dallman was born Oct. 20, 1912, in Lake Shore Township, to Gustav and Emma (Krenz) Dallman. She was baptized and confirmed at Zion Evangelical Association. She attended rural school at District 42 near her parents' farm. She lived on the home farm with her brother George and sister Marie until 1945 when they moved into Madison. She worked cleaning for her family and businesses. She also worked at the Lac qui Parle Hotel in Madison, Drake Hotel Inn at Watertown, S.D., and the Madison Lutheran Home from May 1966 until retirement in May of 1986. In 2002, she moved into Park Avenue Apartments and in August of 2007 she made her home at the Madison Lutheran Home.
She enjoyed gardening and taking care of flowers (African violets). She also enjoyed playing Aggravation with family members and having coffee with the Golden Girls at Park Avenue Apts.
Survivors include a sister, Minnie Sellin of Ortonville.
Watertown Public Opinion November 8, 2007
Funeral services will be Friday in the Madison Lutheran Home Chapel with the Revs. Barbara McKewin and Kirk Meseck officiating. Special music will be provided by pianist John Rebehn and soloist Dean Dallman.
Burial will be in the Bellingham City Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Ron Kottke, Dean VonEschen, Bob McCauley, Ritch Smith, Vernon Henkelman and Allen French.
Visitation in the Zahrbock Funeral Home at Madison.
Adeline Florence Dallman was born Oct. 20, 1912, in Lake Shore Township, to Gustav and Emma (Krenz) Dallman. She was baptized and confirmed at Zion Evangelical Association. She attended rural school at District 42 near her parents' farm. She lived on the home farm with her brother George and sister Marie until 1945 when they moved into Madison. She worked cleaning for her family and businesses. She also worked at the Lac qui Parle Hotel in Madison, Drake Hotel Inn at Watertown, S.D., and the Madison Lutheran Home from May 1966 until retirement in May of 1986. In 2002, she moved into Park Avenue Apartments and in August of 2007 she made her home at the Madison Lutheran Home.
She enjoyed gardening and taking care of flowers (African violets). She also enjoyed playing Aggravation with family members and having coffee with the Golden Girls at Park Avenue Apts.
Survivors include a sister, Minnie Sellin of Ortonville.
Watertown Public Opinion November 8, 2007
MADISON, Minn. — Adeline Dallman, 95, Madison, died Monday, Nov. 5, 2007, in a care center at Madison.
Funeral services will be Friday in the Madison Lutheran Home Chapel with the Revs. Barbara McKewin and Kirk Meseck officiating. Special music will be provided by pianist John Rebehn and soloist Dean Dallman.
Burial will be in the Bellingham City Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Ron Kottke, Dean VonEschen, Bob McCauley, Ritch Smith, Vernon Henkelman and Allen French.
Visitation in the Zahrbock Funeral Home at Madison.
Adeline Florence Dallman was born Oct. 20, 1912, in Lake Shore Township, to Gustav and Emma (Krenz) Dallman. She was baptized and confirmed at Zion Evangelical Association. She attended rural school at District 42 near her parents' farm. She lived on the home farm with her brother George and sister Marie until 1945 when they moved into Madison. She worked cleaning for her family and businesses. She also worked at the Lac qui Parle Hotel in Madison, Drake Hotel Inn at Watertown, S.D., and the Madison Lutheran Home from May 1966 until retirement in May of 1986. In 2002, she moved into Park Avenue Apartments and in August of 2007 she made her home at the Madison Lutheran Home.
She enjoyed gardening and taking care of flowers (African violets). She also enjoyed playing Aggravation with family members and having coffee with the Golden Girls at Park Avenue Apts.
Survivors include a sister, Minnie Sellin of Ortonville.
Watertown Public Opinion November 8, 2007
Funeral services will be Friday in the Madison Lutheran Home Chapel with the Revs. Barbara McKewin and Kirk Meseck officiating. Special music will be provided by pianist John Rebehn and soloist Dean Dallman.
Burial will be in the Bellingham City Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Ron Kottke, Dean VonEschen, Bob McCauley, Ritch Smith, Vernon Henkelman and Allen French.
Visitation in the Zahrbock Funeral Home at Madison.
Adeline Florence Dallman was born Oct. 20, 1912, in Lake Shore Township, to Gustav and Emma (Krenz) Dallman. She was baptized and confirmed at Zion Evangelical Association. She attended rural school at District 42 near her parents' farm. She lived on the home farm with her brother George and sister Marie until 1945 when they moved into Madison. She worked cleaning for her family and businesses. She also worked at the Lac qui Parle Hotel in Madison, Drake Hotel Inn at Watertown, S.D., and the Madison Lutheran Home from May 1966 until retirement in May of 1986. In 2002, she moved into Park Avenue Apartments and in August of 2007 she made her home at the Madison Lutheran Home.
She enjoyed gardening and taking care of flowers (African violets). She also enjoyed playing Aggravation with family members and having coffee with the Golden Girls at Park Avenue Apts.
Survivors include a sister, Minnie Sellin of Ortonville.
Watertown Public Opinion November 8, 2007
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