Marjorie Hartman Obituary
She was born Oct. 24, 1924, in Murray County, Minn., the daughter of Fred and Ada (Dysthe) Rice. Marjorie spent her early years on her parent's farm in Murray County. Many happy memories were made with relatives at family gatherings and school functions.
Published 12:00 a.m., August 30, 2006
Marjorie and Allen worked hard side-by-side on their dairy farm in Lien Township from 1953 through 1980. Education was very important to Marjorie and she encouraged her children in this area. She worked with school organizations while her children were involved, such as 4-H and PTA. Civic involvement included Study Club, American Legion Auxiliary and Senior Citizens. Marjorie took pleasure in working with people and visiting them in their homes. She sold Stanley Home Products, Avon Products and collected data for the U.S. Census Bureau. She enjoyed her involvement with Homemakers. For many years she was active in ministry at the Grace Evangelical Free Church by teaching Sunday school, vacation Bible school, and was a co-founder of Girl's Christian Charm Club and worked with the Woman's Missionary Society and release time. She also participated in the Christian Women's Clubs in Morris and Alexandria. Most important to Marjorie was her faith, her love for the Lord and her family.
She is survived by her husband, Allen R. Hartman of Barrett; sons, Dave (DiAnne) Hartman of Barrett and Allen (Joy) Hartman, Jr., of Louisa, Va.; daughters, Marcy (Mark) Stave of Gentry, Ark., and Wendy (Paul) Klebs of St. Joseph; grandchildren: Dawn Hartman, Alexandria, Dale (Kari) Hartman, Buffalo, Kerry and Cheyenne Hartman of Louisa, Va., Donald, Daniel, David and Miranda Stave of Gentry, Ark., and Elizabeth and Ariana Klebs of St. Joseph; and great-grandchildren: Jackson and Dylan Wichtendahl, Jordan, Brady, Alana and Lindsay Hartman. Other survivors include her sisters, Janet Hardeman of Manilla, Philippines, and Drexel Lasley, Huntsville, Ala.; and half-brother, Roger Rice, Slayton.
Marjorie was preceded in death by her parents; her first husband, Charles G. Hartman (1951); and brother Darwin Rice (1994).
Visitation: One hour prior to the service Service: 2 p.m. today at Grace Evangelical Free Church, Elbow Lake
Clergy: Rev. Don Trulson
Burial: Union Cemetery, Elbow Lake
Funeral home: Erickson-Smith Funeral Home, Elbow Lake
Partial Obituary: Fergus Falls Daily Journal - August 30, 2006
She was born Oct. 24, 1924, in Murray County, Minn., the daughter of Fred and Ada (Dysthe) Rice. Marjorie spent her early years on her parent's farm in Murray County. Many happy memories were made with relatives at family gatherings and school functions.
Published 12:00 a.m., August 30, 2006
Marjorie and Allen worked hard side-by-side on their dairy farm in Lien Township from 1953 through 1980. Education was very important to Marjorie and she encouraged her children in this area. She worked with school organizations while her children were involved, such as 4-H and PTA. Civic involvement included Study Club, American Legion Auxiliary and Senior Citizens. Marjorie took pleasure in working with people and visiting them in their homes. She sold Stanley Home Products, Avon Products and collected data for the U.S. Census Bureau. She enjoyed her involvement with Homemakers. For many years she was active in ministry at the Grace Evangelical Free Church by teaching Sunday school, vacation Bible school, and was a co-founder of Girl's Christian Charm Club and worked with the Woman's Missionary Society and release time. She also participated in the Christian Women's Clubs in Morris and Alexandria. Most important to Marjorie was her faith, her love for the Lord and her family.
She is survived by her husband, Allen R. Hartman of Barrett; sons, Dave (DiAnne) Hartman of Barrett and Allen (Joy) Hartman, Jr., of Louisa, Va.; daughters, Marcy (Mark) Stave of Gentry, Ark., and Wendy (Paul) Klebs of St. Joseph; grandchildren: Dawn Hartman, Alexandria, Dale (Kari) Hartman, Buffalo, Kerry and Cheyenne Hartman of Louisa, Va., Donald, Daniel, David and Miranda Stave of Gentry, Ark., and Elizabeth and Ariana Klebs of St. Joseph; and great-grandchildren: Jackson and Dylan Wichtendahl, Jordan, Brady, Alana and Lindsay Hartman. Other survivors include her sisters, Janet Hardeman of Manilla, Philippines, and Drexel Lasley, Huntsville, Ala.; and half-brother, Roger Rice, Slayton.
Marjorie was preceded in death by her parents; her first husband, Charles G. Hartman (1951); and brother Darwin Rice (1994).
Visitation: One hour prior to the service Service: 2 p.m. today at Grace Evangelical Free Church, Elbow Lake
Clergy: Rev. Don Trulson
Burial: Union Cemetery, Elbow Lake
Funeral home: Erickson-Smith Funeral Home, Elbow Lake
Partial Obituary: Fergus Falls Daily Journal - August 30, 2006
Marjorie Hartman Obituary
She was born Oct. 24, 1924, in Murray County, Minn., the daughter of Fred and Ada (Dysthe) Rice. Marjorie spent her early years on her parent's farm in Murray County. Many happy memories were made with relatives at family gatherings and school functions.
Published 12:00 a.m., August 30, 2006
Marjorie and Allen worked hard side-by-side on their dairy farm in Lien Township from 1953 through 1980. Education was very important to Marjorie and she encouraged her children in this area. She worked with school organizations while her children were involved, such as 4-H and PTA. Civic involvement included Study Club, American Legion Auxiliary and Senior Citizens. Marjorie took pleasure in working with people and visiting them in their homes. She sold Stanley Home Products, Avon Products and collected data for the U.S. Census Bureau. She enjoyed her involvement with Homemakers. For many years she was active in ministry at the Grace Evangelical Free Church by teaching Sunday school, vacation Bible school, and was a co-founder of Girl's Christian Charm Club and worked with the Woman's Missionary Society and release time. She also participated in the Christian Women's Clubs in Morris and Alexandria. Most important to Marjorie was her faith, her love for the Lord and her family.
She is survived by her husband, Allen R. Hartman of Barrett; sons, Dave (DiAnne) Hartman of Barrett and Allen (Joy) Hartman, Jr., of Louisa, Va.; daughters, Marcy (Mark) Stave of Gentry, Ark., and Wendy (Paul) Klebs of St. Joseph; grandchildren: Dawn Hartman, Alexandria, Dale (Kari) Hartman, Buffalo, Kerry and Cheyenne Hartman of Louisa, Va., Donald, Daniel, David and Miranda Stave of Gentry, Ark., and Elizabeth and Ariana Klebs of St. Joseph; and great-grandchildren: Jackson and Dylan Wichtendahl, Jordan, Brady, Alana and Lindsay Hartman. Other survivors include her sisters, Janet Hardeman of Manilla, Philippines, and Drexel Lasley, Huntsville, Ala.; and half-brother, Roger Rice, Slayton.
Marjorie was preceded in death by her parents; her first husband, Charles G. Hartman (1951); and brother Darwin Rice (1994).
Visitation: One hour prior to the service Service: 2 p.m. today at Grace Evangelical Free Church, Elbow Lake
Clergy: Rev. Don Trulson
Burial: Union Cemetery, Elbow Lake
Funeral home: Erickson-Smith Funeral Home, Elbow Lake
Partial Obituary: Fergus Falls Daily Journal - August 30, 2006
She was born Oct. 24, 1924, in Murray County, Minn., the daughter of Fred and Ada (Dysthe) Rice. Marjorie spent her early years on her parent's farm in Murray County. Many happy memories were made with relatives at family gatherings and school functions.
Published 12:00 a.m., August 30, 2006
Marjorie and Allen worked hard side-by-side on their dairy farm in Lien Township from 1953 through 1980. Education was very important to Marjorie and she encouraged her children in this area. She worked with school organizations while her children were involved, such as 4-H and PTA. Civic involvement included Study Club, American Legion Auxiliary and Senior Citizens. Marjorie took pleasure in working with people and visiting them in their homes. She sold Stanley Home Products, Avon Products and collected data for the U.S. Census Bureau. She enjoyed her involvement with Homemakers. For many years she was active in ministry at the Grace Evangelical Free Church by teaching Sunday school, vacation Bible school, and was a co-founder of Girl's Christian Charm Club and worked with the Woman's Missionary Society and release time. She also participated in the Christian Women's Clubs in Morris and Alexandria. Most important to Marjorie was her faith, her love for the Lord and her family.
She is survived by her husband, Allen R. Hartman of Barrett; sons, Dave (DiAnne) Hartman of Barrett and Allen (Joy) Hartman, Jr., of Louisa, Va.; daughters, Marcy (Mark) Stave of Gentry, Ark., and Wendy (Paul) Klebs of St. Joseph; grandchildren: Dawn Hartman, Alexandria, Dale (Kari) Hartman, Buffalo, Kerry and Cheyenne Hartman of Louisa, Va., Donald, Daniel, David and Miranda Stave of Gentry, Ark., and Elizabeth and Ariana Klebs of St. Joseph; and great-grandchildren: Jackson and Dylan Wichtendahl, Jordan, Brady, Alana and Lindsay Hartman. Other survivors include her sisters, Janet Hardeman of Manilla, Philippines, and Drexel Lasley, Huntsville, Ala.; and half-brother, Roger Rice, Slayton.
Marjorie was preceded in death by her parents; her first husband, Charles G. Hartman (1951); and brother Darwin Rice (1994).
Visitation: One hour prior to the service Service: 2 p.m. today at Grace Evangelical Free Church, Elbow Lake
Clergy: Rev. Don Trulson
Burial: Union Cemetery, Elbow Lake
Funeral home: Erickson-Smith Funeral Home, Elbow Lake
Partial Obituary: Fergus Falls Daily Journal - August 30, 2006
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