2/3/2016 (2344)

Reply to Vickie Metcalfe’s (’70) posting
From Ginger LaRocque Poitra (’65): Belcourt, ND

I too have a memory box of sorts.

Mine is written in an address book of which there are very little addresses.

It consists of family names with dates of their births, dates of  deaths, dates of marriages.  Important dates of surgeries,  sickness. Items which were bought with a description of each item and the year they were purchased. Funny things the grandchildren said.

There are items written by my mother , such as our relatives names by families. Unfortunately all are not there in her writings. I tucked these papers inside my address book. I ran out of room in my book so I needed to write the birthdays and other info on separate papers and tuck them in my book as well.

I have kept the eulogies of the funerals I have attended throughout the years.  My mother did the same but unfortunately after her death all were thrown by the siblings who think that that stuff is nothing but junk. My mother hadn’t put them in scrap books and suchlike I haven’t as well,  I guess like a lot of people we too were having it hard so didn’t buy unneeded items.

I sure wish we could have,  it is very difficult to organize items after so many years.  I just hope all my things don’t get thrown when I am no longer around.

I have some totes with cards and the above mentioned in them. I hopefully will have time to complete my task of organizing them before my time comes.

I truly enjoy these kinds of things,  organizing I not always my first priority I have come to realize,  unfortunately.

I love it all !

Until later

Ginger (LaRocque) Poitra class of 65′

 

Glen Isaac Hiatt
Glen (Ike) Hiatt 2344
Born: March 01, 1932
Died: January 30, 2016

Glen Isaac (Ike) Hiatt, age 83 of Rolla, died Saturday at a Minot hospital. A memorial service will be held on Saturday at 1:00 pm at the Peace Lutheran Church in Dunseith.

Glen Isaac Hiatt, a son of George and Eva (Crawford) Hiatt, was born on March 1, 1932 at the family home near Dunseith. He attended Ackworth School. On September 27, 1954 he married Alice Berginski. They lived near Dunseith and Ike worked for area farmers. They later moved to St. John and Ike worked for Great Plains Supply in Rolla. Alice passed away on January 22, 2011.

Ike loved fishing and telling fish stories about the big one that got away. He also enjoyed gardening, playing cards, listening to old time music and the old time dances. He also had fond memories of the horses he worked with in his younger years.

Ike passed away Saturday, January 30, 2016 at a Minot hospital.

He is survived by son, Lonny (Elaine) of Williston and their children, Amber (Jeremy) Finch of Minot, Ashley (Dustin) Zietz of Granville and Aaron of Williston; daughter, Lorrie Hiatt of St. John and her children, Ryan of St. John and Ronda of Minot; son, Steven (Gail) of Mesa, AZ and their children, Travis and Tara of Mesa and Rolland (Julie) of Tucson, son, Randy (Tammy) of Garrison and their children, Todd (Britney) of Hazen and Laci of Hazen, son, Brian of St. John; 5 great grandchildren, Mathew, Kaden, Chole and James Finch and Oliver Hiatt; sisters, Nettie Peterson of Dunseith, Leola Lagerquist of Dunseith and Ena Edna? Birkland of Seattle, WA and numerous nieces and nephews.

In addition to his wife and parents, he was preceded in death by brothers, Albert, Johnny, George Jr, and Harry; sisters, Faye Tohm, Esther McCallie, Violet House and Alvina Thompson; and great grandchildren Grace and Job Finch.

Arrangements were with Nero Funeral Home in Bottineau. Friends may sign the online register book at www.nerofuneralhome.net.

 

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Blog (414) posted on April 1, 2009

04/01/2009

Posted on April 1, 2009

Flood pictures posted by by Joanne Millang Bernstein (70): Souris, ND

These pictures tell a real live story. Excellent

 

http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2009/03/red_river_flooding.html

Flood Pictures posted by Warren Anderson (65): Rolette, ND

Thought you might like to see these. Click on the link

http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2009/03/red_river_flooding.html

Reply from Dale Pritchard (63): Leesville, LA

Gary, I loved the instrumental music in this attachment. Can you tell me who the artist or group is? I had a couple of really great Japanese instrumental LPs that I left at home when I came back from Japan the first time in 68. I believe Henry Salmonson bought them in a box of LPs when Mom had the auction in 94. I’ve always wished I’d gotten them back before the sale but it’s too late now. Take care Gary! Dale

Dale, That music came along with a forward I got from Neola. The title of that message was “I Hope You Dance” written by an 83 year old lady. I thought it was nice music for folks to listen to while reading the email message. Gary

Dennis Dubois (63) & LeLand (Lee) Stickland (64) – July 2007

7/29/65 issue of the Turtle Mountain Star.