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OBITUARY Delores Schoppert Delores Mae Schoppert, 88, Menno, S.D., passed away Thursday, March 3, 2016 at the Menno-Olivet Care Cen-ter, Menno. Funeral services were held Monday, March 7 at Grace Lutheran Church, Menno, with Rev. Theresa Jacobson officiating. Burial was in the Menno Cemetery. Visitations were Sunday, March 6, at the Aisenbrey- Opsahl-Kostel Memorial Chapel, Menno. Visitations resumed prior to the service at the church. Online con-dolences may be sent at www.opsahl-kostelfuneralhome. com. Delores was born Dec. 20, 1927, to William Ernest and Minnie Sophia (Jensen) Fiskey in Bridgewater, S.D. She was baptized in Bridgewater and confirmed in Salem, S.D. Delores attended Salem Public School and graduated in 1945. She continued her education attending South Dakota State, Northern State Teachers College and Dakota Wesley an in 1962 where she received her bachelor of science in education. Delores was an elementary teacher for 40 plus years, retiring in 1990. She taught in Hammond, Wis., Parkston, S.D., and Menno, teaching kindergarten and third grade. Delores also taught typing and shorthand. She was a member at Christ Lu-theran Church in Salem and then at Grace Lutheran Church of Menno. She taught Sunday school for 15 years. Delores was part of the South Dakota Education Association, Rames-Bender American Legion Post #152 Ladies Auxiliary and Christ Lutheran Wom-en. Delores was a big Minnesota Twins baseball fan, an avid reader and sang in the church choir. Those who will cherish her memory are her two sisters: Bernice Chris-topherson, Brandon, S.D., and Jean Fiskey, Mankato, Minn; and cousins: Pamela King and Jane Schumacher; and a special friend, Yvonne Kelling of Mankato. She was preceded in death by her husband, Fred Schoppert; her par-ents, William and Minnie Fiskey; and brother Ralph Fiskey. The family requests that memo-rials be directed to: Rames-Bender American Legion Post #152, in care of Jerome Hoff, 212 North 5th Street, Menno, SD 57045 or the Menno Public Library, 410 South 5th Street, Menno, SD 57045.
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Title | Schoppert, Delores |
Subject | Russian Germans -- United States -- History--Germans from Russia--Obituaries |
Description | Birth: December 20, 1927; Death: March 3, 2016; Age: 88 |
Contributors | Duane Stabler |
Collection | South Dakota Germans From Russia |
Type | Text |
Identifier | freeman obits_120 |
date digital | 2018-01-31 |
Language | English |
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Transcript | OBITUARY Delores Schoppert Delores Mae Schoppert, 88, Menno, S.D., passed away Thursday, March 3, 2016 at the Menno-Olivet Care Cen-ter, Menno. Funeral services were held Monday, March 7 at Grace Lutheran Church, Menno, with Rev. Theresa Jacobson officiating. Burial was in the Menno Cemetery. Visitations were Sunday, March 6, at the Aisenbrey- Opsahl-Kostel Memorial Chapel, Menno. Visitations resumed prior to the service at the church. Online con-dolences may be sent at www.opsahl-kostelfuneralhome. com. Delores was born Dec. 20, 1927, to William Ernest and Minnie Sophia (Jensen) Fiskey in Bridgewater, S.D. She was baptized in Bridgewater and confirmed in Salem, S.D. Delores attended Salem Public School and graduated in 1945. She continued her education attending South Dakota State, Northern State Teachers College and Dakota Wesley an in 1962 where she received her bachelor of science in education. Delores was an elementary teacher for 40 plus years, retiring in 1990. She taught in Hammond, Wis., Parkston, S.D., and Menno, teaching kindergarten and third grade. Delores also taught typing and shorthand. She was a member at Christ Lu-theran Church in Salem and then at Grace Lutheran Church of Menno. She taught Sunday school for 15 years. Delores was part of the South Dakota Education Association, Rames-Bender American Legion Post #152 Ladies Auxiliary and Christ Lutheran Wom-en. Delores was a big Minnesota Twins baseball fan, an avid reader and sang in the church choir. Those who will cherish her memory are her two sisters: Bernice Chris-topherson, Brandon, S.D., and Jean Fiskey, Mankato, Minn; and cousins: Pamela King and Jane Schumacher; and a special friend, Yvonne Kelling of Mankato. She was preceded in death by her husband, Fred Schoppert; her par-ents, William and Minnie Fiskey; and brother Ralph Fiskey. The family requests that memo-rials be directed to: Rames-Bender American Legion Post #152, in care of Jerome Hoff, 212 North 5th Street, Menno, SD 57045 or the Menno Public Library, 410 South 5th Street, Menno, SD 57045. |
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