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Helen
M. Deppmeier
HAVRE - Helen M. Schend Deppmeier, 71, a Box
Elder homemaker, died Thursday
at
a Havre hospital of natural causes.
A memorial service is
suggested
to the Lions Club Campground project at the Dillons Bottom in the
Bear's
Deppmeier was born
received
her education in the Bear's
Deppmeier
in
Deppmeier was a member of the Eagles
Auxillary.
She enjoyed the mountains, camping, square
dancing, knitting, crocheting,
crossword
puzzles, gardening, bowling, garage sales, baking and cooking.
Surviving are her husband of Box Elder; a
daughter, Marie McCann of
three
sons, MNelvin Deppmeier of
Bernard
Deppmeier of
Havre;
five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
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Havre
Daily News
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HELEN
M. DEPPMEIER
BOX ELDER - Helen M. (Schend) Deppmeier, 71,
a homemaker and resident of Box
Elder,
died Jan. 19 at a Havre hospital of natural causes.
A memorial service was held Jan. 23 at the
Holland & Bonine Chapel in Havre,
with
Rev. Terry Dun officiating.
Helen was born on
Schend
on the family homestead south of
family
moved to the
She attended elementary school at
and
52
years of marriage this last November. They have made their home in the Havre
area
during this time.
She especially loved the
least
hint of a camping trip to the Bear Paws, the vehicle would be packed for
the
forthcoming adventure with family and friends. She had many sight-seeing
tours
driving the water truck for their crop spraying business.
Helen was known for her fresh baked bread and
cooking skills. She loved
dancing;
she and her husband traveled to many dances to listen to the good
music
of the Moms and Dads and Wl Poco Loco bands. She especially enjoyed
square
dancing.
In later years, Helen enjoyed knitting,
crocheting, and a non-stop love for
crossword
puzzles, flowers, gardening, and visiting with family and friends.
She
was always ready for a good story and a laugh.
She enjoyed bowling and her work with the
Eagles Auxiliary of which she was a
member.
She developed a love of garage sales in search of sad irons, elephants,
bells
and other special items. She looked forward to spending time with her
children
and grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents and
one brother, Edward Schend.
She is survived by her husband of Box Elder;
daughter and son-in-law Marie
and
Steve McCann of
family
of
Leonard
of Crystal,
and
two great-grandchildren.
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