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• Alias-Name: Francis

Notizen:

Michael L. Wiest:
Sources:
1. Title: Harold M Wiest.FTW - Media: Other - Text: Date of Import: Jan 24, 2002

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Frances Mauree Schochenmaier died on January 9, 2013, at St. Mary's Hospital in Pierre, South Dakota, from complications of leukemia.
Born September 21, 1924, to Albin and Rose (Sedivy) Kalkowski in Lynch, Nebraska, Frances was raised on the family farm near Lynch. Frances was very active in her family, church and community as she grew up. This foundation of family, faith and service to others shaped her entire life.
After high school, she went on to Teacher's College in Wayne, Nebraska, and then began teaching at a country school near Naper, Nebraska. While living in Naper, Frances met the love of her life. As the young school teacher, she was invited to a party for Herman Schochenmaier, who was home on a 10 day leave from the Army. Five days later there was a dance. She recalled vividly what Herman was wearing that night; apparently they made quite an impression on each other. Frances said goodbye to Herman shortly thereafter and she did not see him again for nearly 3 years. She wrote him a letter every day. They must have gotten to know each other quite well with those letters because Herman proposed the day he got home from his service in WWII and they were married on July 30, 1945.
As a new couple, they started farming and raising a family. Together they faced the challenges of starting a farm in the 1940's. Challenges were many; rewards often were few and far between. However as a couple that was dedicated to each other, they faced each event with the strength that was only available to a couple and not to individuals.
In 1948, their first child was born, Carol Ann, followed in subsequent years with 4 sons, Leon, Kevin, Marti, and Gregg. With her strength, faith, and service, Frances was the glue that held the family together throughout many challenges. She pushed her children to do things that they were not used to doing, from athletics, to band, to debate, to school plays and to helping others. The lessons of hard work were taught early and often. Good grades were not an option and a college education was something that Frances promoted early and often.
As in her childhood, extended family and friends were very important. She often talked about her extended family in and around Lynch. Her Aunts, Uncles, and cousins meant a great deal to her and the many family events were very special to her. Frances never forgot a graduation, wedding, funeral or a friend in need. The family unit was very important and being there for family was the highest priority for Frances.
Frances also went back to teaching where she spent 33 years in various school systems including Naper and Butte, Nebraska and Bonesteel and Fairfax, South Dakota. Her many students were special to her and she received many compliments and thank yous over the years from former students. She was acknowledged by Governor Mickelson for her service when she retired.
Frances was a very active member of the Catholic Church. She attended weekly mass, she was a long time organist for the Church, she served many years in the Alter Society, and a Church meal always had a creation from her kitchen.
In later years, the love of her life Herman started suffering from health related issues. Frances never left his side through many days in the hospital and months recuperating at home. Herman left this earth on March 27, 1995, just a few months short of their 50th wedding anniversary.
Frances then increased her caring for family members and friends. She left an inspiring record of caring for others, she loved to express herself though her cooking, embroidery, quilting, music, but mostly always checking on family to see how they were doing. She never lost her drive to help in our homes, especially the kitchen. Her recipes for food were recipes for love. She never lost that and she never lost her drive, ambition or tough spirit even to her last breath.
Frances was preceded in death by her parents, Albin and Rose Kalkowski, her brother Lawrence, and her husband Herman. She is survived by her daughter Carol Ann and husband Jose, and her four sons: Leon and friend Kim, Kevin and wife Kris, Marti, Gregg and wife Janine; sisters, Irene Burback and Marian Jo Barta;14 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren, a large and well loved extended family, and many friends. We will all miss her and the example and gifts that she gave to all of us.
Funeral services will be held on Monday, January 14, 2013 at 10:30 AM at the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Bonesteel. Burial will be in the St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Bonesteel. There will be a rosary on Sunday at 4:00 PM at the church. Visitation will be one hour prior to both services at the church.

Frances heiratete Schochenmaier, Herman am 30 Jul 1945. Herman (Sohn von Schochenmaier, Friedrich und Wiest, Katharina) wurde geboren am 1 Apr 1918 in Butte, Boyd County, Nebraska, USA; gestorben am 27 Mrz 1995 in ,,, USA; wurde beigesetzt in Saint Marys Cemetery, Bonesteel, Gregory County, South Dakota, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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