Eileen Ardyce Anderson Nokleby

1930 - 2021  (90 år)

• Navn	Eileen Ardyce Anderson Nokleby
  Fødsel	02 Okt 1930	USA   [1]
  Kjønn	Kvinne
  Begravelse	2021	USA, MN, Chippawa Co, Montevideo, Jevnaker Lutheran Cemetery   [1]
  Død	07 Apr 2021	USA, MN, Chippawa Co   [1]
  	https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/257901347/eileen_ardyce_nokleby
  Person ID	I197544	Hemneslekt
  Sist endret	20 Jun 2024

  
  

  Familie	Arnold Odin Nokleby,   f. 20 Nov 1928, USA, MN, Chippawa Co d. 06 Aug 2023, USA, MN, Hennepin Co., Orono (Alder 94 år)
  Ekteskap	1950	USA   [1]
  Famile ID	F69928	Gruppeskjema  |  Familiediagram
  Sist endret	19 Aug 2026

  
  

• Hendelseskart	Vis kartet	Fødsel - 02 Okt 1930 - USA Ekteskap - 1950 - USA Begravelse - 2021 - USA, MN, Chippawa Co, Montevideo, Jevnaker Lutheran Cemetery  = Link til Google Earth
  Tegnforklaring	: Adresse       : Lokasjon       : By       : Fylke/Grevskap       : Stat/Provins       : Land       : Ikke satt

  
  

• Notater

  Eileen Nokleby, of Montevideo, died on Wednesday, April 7, 2021 at Luther Haven Nursing Home at the age of 90. A celebration of life service will be held on August 21, 2021. Eileen Ardyce Anderson was born fourteen minutes after her twin sister, Idell, to Oliver and Ellen Anderson on October 2, 1930. She was raised on a farm in Rosewood township. In 1948, she graduated from Montevideo High School and started as a cub reporter at the Montevideo American. After a miscommunication about their blind date (she didn't know Arnie was coming), Eileen found her match and married Arnold Nokleby in 1950 and had been married 70 years. Together they raised six kids on the family farm in Mandt Township. Eileen was very active in Jevnaker Lutheran Church, Homemaker's Club, Sons of Norway, Flying Geese Quilt Club and card club. She was an excellent baker and avid quilter. As a strong supporter of her kids' activities, Eileen was a leader in 4-H and Luther League. As the kids grew, she worked at the Montevideo Hospital. She volunteered at Luther Haven, Hospice and several Habitat for Humanity projects locally and in the Southern US. In addition to raising her own family, she always had an open door for her extended family of nieces, nephews, neighbors and friends. There was rarely a quiet day – the coffee pot was always on and baked goods were available (when her kids didn't swipe them). She was a true friend. Eileen and Arnie enjoyed traveling and adventures. They traveled extensively through the US, Canada, Europe and Asia. Proud of their Norwegian heritage, they shared their love and experiences by leading several tours to Norway and fostered close connections with their Norwegian relatives. They enjoyed visiting National and State Parks, serving as camp hosts at several Minnesota State Parks.

  
  

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