GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE Wednesday,
April 22, 1998
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NORMAN
E. GOMKE
HAVRE - Norman E. Gomke, 57, a former
Kremlin resident, died of cancer Thursday in Portland, Ore.
Memorial services and burial of ashes will
take place at a later date. Holland & Bonine Funeral Home of Havre is in
charge of arrangements.
He was born April 15, 1941, in Havre, and
attended schools in Kremlin. He moved to Portland, Ore., where he worked at
Lipman's and Fred Meyers department stores and later managed the Flat Iron
Tavern.
He enjoyed basketball, baseball, flowers and
square dancing.
Survivors include five brothers, Stan Gomke
and Clarence Blackie of Great Falls, Fred Gomke of Anchorage, Alaska, Robert
Gomke of Kremlin and Michael Gomke of Havre; four sisters, Patti Marleau of
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Shirley Thole and Lorraine Trulson of Havre and Aggie
Reinowski of Kremlin.
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HAVRE
DAILY NEWS
Wednesday, April 22, 1998
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NORMAN
EDWARD GOMKE
Norman E. Gomke, 57, formerly of Kremlin,
died Thursday, April 16, 1998, in Portland, Ore., of cancer.
Memorial services with the burial of
cremated remains is pending. Service time will be noted at a later date with
the Rev. Tim Hauge officiating.
Gomke was born to Edward and Bertha Fisher
Gomke April 15, 1941, in Havre. He attended Kremlin schools.
He moved to Portland and worked at Lipman's,
Fred Meyers Department Stores, and later managed the Flat Iron Tavern.
He enjoyed basketball, baseball, the
outdoors, flowers, garden activities,
and square dancing.
Gomke was preceded in death by his parents
and two brothers, Ruben and Jimmy Gomke.
He is survived by five brothers, Stan of
Great Falls, Fred of Anchorage, Alaska, Clarence Blackie of Great Falls, Robert
of Kremlin, and Michael of Havre; four sisters, Patti Marleau of Medicine Hat,
Alberta, Shirley Thole and Lorraine Trulson both of Havre, Aggie Reinowski of
Kremlin; and numerous nieces and nephews.
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THE
SENTINEL NEWS Wednesday, April 29 1998
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NORMAN
EDWARD GOMKE
Norman E. Gomke, 57, formerly of Kremlin,
died Thursday, April 16, 1998, in Portland, Ore., of cancer.
Gomke was born to Edward and Bertha Fisher
Gomke April 15, 1941, in Havre. He attended Kremlin schools.
He moved to Portland and worked at Lipman's,
Fred Meyers Department Stores, and later managed the Flat Iron Tavern.
He enjoyed basketball, baseball, the
outdoors, flowers, garden activities,
and square dancing.
Gomke was preceded in death by his parents
and two brothers, Ruben and Jimmy Gomke.
He is survived by five brothers, Stan of
Great Falls, Fred of Anchorage, Alaska, Clarence Blackie of Great Falls, Robert
of Kremlin, and Michael of Havre; four sisters, Patti Marleau of Medicine Hat,
Alberta, Shirley Thole and Lorraine Trulson both of Havre, Aggie Reinowski of
Kremlin; and numerous nieces and nephews.
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HAVRE
DAILY NEWS
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The
families of
Norman
Edward Gomke
would
like to express our deepest thanks to all for
memorials,
cards,
phone
calls, food and
flowers.
Thanks again to
Rev.
Tim I-laugen, Kenny
and
Roland for the beautiful
music.
We richly Bless to
all
br being there 1017 us.
From
the
Gomke
Family