The funeral for Lizzie Kunz, 90, of the Strasburg Nursing Home and formerly of Pollock, was held at 11 a.m. Thursday, March 25, 1993, at the Pollock Memorial Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Floyd Haan officiating.
Burial was in the Spring Valley Cemetery at Pollock under the direction of the Myers-Weigel Funeral Home of Linton, North Dakota.
She died Monday, March 22, 1993, at the Strasburg Nursing Home.
Lizzie Klingman was born September 20, 1902, to Jacob and Barbara ( Quenzer ) Klingman on a farm southeast of Mound City. She attended rural school.
On August 26, 1923, she married Andrew H. Kunz at the Herreid Baptist Church. They farmed northwest of Pollock. He died June 26, 1984. She continued to live on the farm until she entered the Strasburg Nursing Home on October 16, 1989
Survivors include four sons and two daughter-in-law, John and Dorothy Kunz of Olivia, MN, Ted and Faith Kunz of Philip, SD, and Alvin Kunz and Fred Kunz, both of Pollock, SD; Arlene; eight grandchildren; one great-grandson; four sisters, Eva Manherz of Sacramento, CA, Hulda Brosz of Leola, SD, Christine Oberlander of McLaughlin, SD, and Caroline Brockel of Aberdeen, SD.
She was preceded in death by her parents, one daughter, Adelaide, one granddaughter, four sisters and one brother.
Casket bearers were Robin Kunz, Randy Kunz, Andrew J. Kunz, Michael Kunz, Arlo Ryckman, and Scott Amundson.
The organist was JoAnn Meyer. The church choir sang " One Day At A Time" and " What A Friend We Have In Jesus." The congregation sang " Abide With Me."
Prairie Pioneer
Pollock, South Dakota
April 1, 1993
Prairie Pioneer, Thursday, April l, 1993
The nursing home residents and staff extend their sympathies to the families of Mary Lipp and Lizzie Kunz. Mary and Lizzie were residents at the nursing home.
WE WANT
To take this opportunity to thank all our friends and neighbors for sharing our sorrow in the loss of our mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. To all those that brought food to our home and to the ladies that brought food to the church and served lunch at her funeral. To the choir for their very nice singing and to the ones that helped with her grave at the cemetery. A special thank you to Rev. Haan for his comforting message and to Myers-Weigel Funeral Home for their excellent services and anyone that helped in any way. Your kindness will always be remembered.
The Family of Lizzie Kunz
Prairie Pioneer
Pollock, South Dakota
April 1, 1993
The funeral for Lizzie Kunz, 90, of the Strasburg Nursing Home and formerly of Pollock, was held at 11 a.m. Thursday, March 25, 1993, at the Pollock Memorial Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Floyd Haan officiating.
Burial was in the Spring Valley Cemetery at Pollock under the direction of the Myers-Weigel Funeral Home of Linton, North Dakota.
She died Monday, March 22, 1993, at the Strasburg Nursing Home.
Lizzie Klingman was born September 20, 1902, to Jacob and Barbara ( Quenzer ) Klingman on a farm southeast of Mound City. She attended rural school.
On August 26, 1923, she married Andrew H. Kunz at the Herreid Baptist Church. They farmed northwest of Pollock. He died June 26, 1984. She continued to live on the farm until she entered the Strasburg Nursing Home on October 16, 1989
Survivors include four sons and two daughter-in-law, John and Dorothy Kunz of Olivia, MN, Ted and Faith Kunz of Philip, SD, and Alvin Kunz and Fred Kunz, both of Pollock, SD; Arlene; eight grandchildren; one great-grandson; four sisters, Eva Manherz of Sacramento, CA, Hulda Brosz of Leola, SD, Christine Oberlander of McLaughlin, SD, and Caroline Brockel of Aberdeen, SD.
She was preceded in death by her parents, one daughter, Adelaide, one granddaughter, four sisters and one brother.
Casket bearers were Robin Kunz, Randy Kunz, Andrew J. Kunz, Michael Kunz, Arlo Ryckman, and Scott Amundson.
The organist was JoAnn Meyer. The church choir sang " One Day At A Time" and " What A Friend We Have In Jesus." The congregation sang " Abide With Me."
Prairie Pioneer
Pollock, South Dakota
April 1, 1993
Prairie Pioneer, Thursday, April l, 1993
The nursing home residents and staff extend their sympathies to the families of Mary Lipp and Lizzie Kunz. Mary and Lizzie were residents at the nursing home.
WE WANT
To take this opportunity to thank all our friends and neighbors for sharing our sorrow in the loss of our mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. To all those that brought food to our home and to the ladies that brought food to the church and served lunch at her funeral. To the choir for their very nice singing and to the ones that helped with her grave at the cemetery. A special thank you to Rev. Haan for his comforting message and to Myers-Weigel Funeral Home for their excellent services and anyone that helped in any way. Your kindness will always be remembered.
The Family of Lizzie Kunz
Prairie Pioneer
Pollock, South Dakota
April 1, 1993
Family Members
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Magdalena Klingman Quenzer
1901–1984
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Barbara Klingman Goehring
1903–1989
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Christina Klingman Oberlander
1905–2000
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Bertha Klingman Ackerman
1907–1989
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Hulda Klingman Fuehrer Brosz
1911–2003
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Eva Klingman Steiger Mason Manherz
1911–1998
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Dorothy Klingman Frainey
1913–1981
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Carolyn Klingman Brockel
1915–2012
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Jacob Oscar Klingman
1921–1926
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