LuElla S. Grabau, 60, Minot, formerly of the Wishek, Lehr areas, died February 8, 2005 at her residence.
LuElla was born on August 26, 1944 in Lehr, ND, the daughter of John and Martha (Becker) Grabau. She was raised in Lehr and lived in Grafton, Jamestown and Minot, ND.
LuElla graduated from the Minot Vocational Workshop program. She was also a very active and faithful member of First Lutheran Church in Minot and attended the adult education classes there. She was a member of the First Lutheran Women and peeled potatoes for the First Lutheran Fair Stand at the North Dakota State Fair. She worked the kitchen at First Lutheran for the funeral lunches and also embroidered dish towels for the First Lutheran Church Bazaar and the altar guild. She was very handy at making crafts and embroidery; in fact, she made a countless number of dish towels with the names of pastor's wives or other people who helped her. She often gave these towels to them as gifts. LuElla could always be found talking to someone about her embroidery and asking how to make a certain pattern and what color to make it in.
She was preceded in death by her parents.
LuElla was born on August 26, 1944 in Lehr, ND, the daughter of John and Martha (Becker) Grabau. She was raised in Lehr and lived in Grafton, Jamestown and Minot, ND.
LuElla graduated from the Minot Vocational Workshop program. She was also a very active and faithful member of First Lutheran Church in Minot and attended the adult education classes there. She was a member of the First Lutheran Women and peeled potatoes for the First Lutheran Fair Stand at the North Dakota State Fair. She worked the kitchen at First Lutheran for the funeral lunches and also embroidered dish towels for the First Lutheran Church Bazaar and the altar guild. She was very handy at making crafts and embroidery; in fact, she made a countless number of dish towels with the names of pastor's wives or other people who helped her. She often gave these towels to them as gifts. LuElla could always be found talking to someone about her embroidery and asking how to make a certain pattern and what color to make it in.
She was preceded in death by her parents.
LuElla S. Grabau, 60, Minot, formerly of the Wishek, Lehr areas, died February 8, 2005 at her residence.
LuElla was born on August 26, 1944 in Lehr, ND, the daughter of John and Martha (Becker) Grabau. She was raised in Lehr and lived in Grafton, Jamestown and Minot, ND.
LuElla graduated from the Minot Vocational Workshop program. She was also a very active and faithful member of First Lutheran Church in Minot and attended the adult education classes there. She was a member of the First Lutheran Women and peeled potatoes for the First Lutheran Fair Stand at the North Dakota State Fair. She worked the kitchen at First Lutheran for the funeral lunches and also embroidered dish towels for the First Lutheran Church Bazaar and the altar guild. She was very handy at making crafts and embroidery; in fact, she made a countless number of dish towels with the names of pastor's wives or other people who helped her. She often gave these towels to them as gifts. LuElla could always be found talking to someone about her embroidery and asking how to make a certain pattern and what color to make it in.
She was preceded in death by her parents.
LuElla was born on August 26, 1944 in Lehr, ND, the daughter of John and Martha (Becker) Grabau. She was raised in Lehr and lived in Grafton, Jamestown and Minot, ND.
LuElla graduated from the Minot Vocational Workshop program. She was also a very active and faithful member of First Lutheran Church in Minot and attended the adult education classes there. She was a member of the First Lutheran Women and peeled potatoes for the First Lutheran Fair Stand at the North Dakota State Fair. She worked the kitchen at First Lutheran for the funeral lunches and also embroidered dish towels for the First Lutheran Church Bazaar and the altar guild. She was very handy at making crafts and embroidery; in fact, she made a countless number of dish towels with the names of pastor's wives or other people who helped her. She often gave these towels to them as gifts. LuElla could always be found talking to someone about her embroidery and asking how to make a certain pattern and what color to make it in.
She was preceded in death by her parents.
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U.S., Cemetery and Funeral Home Collection, 1847-Current
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U.S., Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Church Records, 1781-1969
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U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007
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U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014
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Web: Obituary Daily Times Index, 1995-2016
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