Official Obituary of
Adaline F. Wiesner
November 14, 1924 ~ July 24, 2016 (age 91) 91 Years Old
Adaline Wiesner Obituary
Adaline Frances Wiesner, of Hayti, SD, passed away on Sunday, July 24, 2016 at Jenkins Living Center in Watertown at the age of 91 years, 8 months and 10 days. Funeral services will be at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, July 30, 2016, at the Hayti Lutheran Church in Hayti.
Rev. Randy Eisenbeisz will officiate.
Music will be provided by Lisa Pedersen as organist with Kortney Seidel as soloist. The family is requested to meet at the church by 10:30 a.m. for a prayer service.
Visitation will be at the Crawford-Osthus Funeral Chapel in Hayti on Friday from 4 to 7 p.m. and prior to services at the church on Saturday.
Burial will be at Lakeview Cemetery in Clear Lake, SD. Pallbearers will be Adaline's grandchildren: Melonie and John Mulligan, Toran and Crissy Kopren, Clint and Ashley Bohnet, Jed and Dana Kopren, Karan and Josh Lemburg, Bobbi Jo Bohnet and Kortney and Chris Seidel.
Adaline was born on November 14, 1924, to Bernard and Jennie (Fuhrman) Knodel on a farm near Chaseley, ND.
She attended Chaseley school for 10 years.
At age 16, she moved with her family to a farm near Hurdsfield, ND, and started working at a local café.
Adaline moved to Chicago, IL, in 1943 and worked at Douglas Aircraft attaching tails on to planes. In 1945, after World War II ended, she moved back to Hurdsfield and worked at the café.
Adaline married Benjamin Bohnet on February 11, 1947.
To this union, three children were born, Terry, Marvin and Arla. They lived and farmed north of Hurdsfield.
After the death of Bennie in November of 1958, Adaline moved the family into Hurdsfield then to Carrington, ND, and returned to waitressing.
While living in Carrington, Adaline met Howard Wiesner.
They were married on February 28, 1963. Howard's work took them to Prescott, AZ.
In 1966, they moved to Bison, SD.
While living in Bison, Adaline worked part time at the grocery store, cutting and wrapping meat.
She also planted trees for the conservation district. In 1976, Howard's job took them to Burke, SD.
Then they moved to Hayti, SD, in 1982.
Adaline also worked for the conservation district there, planting trees. She continued to live in Hayti after Howard passed away in March of 1996.
In February, 2011, she moved to StoneyBrook Assisted Living in Watertown, SD, then to Jenkins Living Center in February, 2016.
She was a member of the Hayti Lutheran Church and the Royal Neighbors of America. In her earlier years, Adaline sewed many outfits for herself and her children.
She also enjoyed square dancing and bowling.
However, her passion was knitting.
She made about everything possible from afghans to doll outfits, baby sweaters and christening gowns to socks and scarves.
If you stopped by to visit, you would most likely find her in her chair knitting.
She enjoyed gardening, making jellies and growing flowers.
She had beautiful climbing red roses in Prescott and lovely peonies in Hayti. Adaline loved to play cards.
She also enjoyed visiting family and friends and traveled through many of the 50 states.
Adaline is survived by her sons, Terry (Linda) Bohnet of Vale, SD, Marvin (Lore) Bohnet of Hazel, SD; daughter, Arla (Dale) Kopren, of Meadow, SD; step-children: David Wiesner of Brookings, SD, Dallas (Priscilla) Wiesner of Pleasant Prairie, WI, and Diane (Wes) Schick of Littleton, CO; seven grandchildren: Melonie (John) Mulligan of
Shoreview, MN, Toran (Crissy) Kopren of Windsor, CO, Clint (Ashley) Bohnet of Volga, SD, Jed (Dana) Kopren of Harlan, IA, Karan (Josh) Lemburg of Timber Lake, SD, Bobbi Jo Bohnet of Pierre, SD, and Kortney (Chris) Seidel of Bison, SD; 19 great-grandchildren: Drew, Nicholas and Katelyn Mulligan, Alexa, Brooklyn and Cole Kopren, Haylee, Macy and Madison Bohnet, Caleb Kopren, Kendal, Landon, Jaycie and Brynn Lemburg, Logan and Gage Parker, and Kahlea, Colbin and Kimery Seidel; sister-in-law, Clara Knodel, Harvey ND; and aunt, Tanny Hazen, Yucaipa, CA.
She was preceded in death by her husbands, Bennie and Howard; one grandson, Damon Bohnet; two infant grandchildren, Benjamin Bohnet and Mandy Kopren; her parents, Bernard and Jennie Knodel; two brothers, Robert (in infancy) and Richard Knodel; and one daughter-in-law, Virginia Bohnet.
A memorial has been established.
When: July 29, 2016 4:00pm - 7:00pm
Location: Crawford-Osthus Funeral Chapel - Hayti
Address: 211 Main Avenue Hayti , SD 57241
When: July 30, 2016 11:00am
Location: Hayti Lutheran Church
Address: 18747 U.S. 81 Hayti, SD 57241
Rev. Randy Eisenbeisz will officiate.
Music will be provided by Lisa Pedersen as organist with Kortney Seidel as soloist. The family is requested to meet at the church by 10:30 a.m. for a prayer service.
Visitation will be at the Crawford-Osthus Funeral Chapel in Hayti on Friday from 4 to 7 p.m. and prior to services at the church on Saturday.
Burial will be at Lakeview Cemetery in Clear Lake, SD. Pallbearers will be Adaline's grandchildren: Melonie and John Mulligan, Toran and Crissy Kopren, Clint and Ashley Bohnet, Jed and Dana Kopren, Karan and Josh Lemburg, Bobbi Jo Bohnet and Kortney and Chris Seidel.
Adaline was born on November 14, 1924, to Bernard and Jennie (Fuhrman) Knodel on a farm near Chaseley, ND.
She attended Chaseley school for 10 years.
At age 16, she moved with her family to a farm near Hurdsfield, ND, and started working at a local café.
Adaline moved to Chicago, IL, in 1943 and worked at Douglas Aircraft attaching tails on to planes. In 1945, after World War II ended, she moved back to Hurdsfield and worked at the café.
Adaline married Benjamin Bohnet on February 11, 1947.
To this union, three children were born, Terry, Marvin and Arla. They lived and farmed north of Hurdsfield.
After the death of Bennie in November of 1958, Adaline moved the family into Hurdsfield then to Carrington, ND, and returned to waitressing.
While living in Carrington, Adaline met Howard Wiesner.
They were married on February 28, 1963. Howard's work took them to Prescott, AZ.
In 1966, they moved to Bison, SD.
While living in Bison, Adaline worked part time at the grocery store, cutting and wrapping meat.
She also planted trees for the conservation district. In 1976, Howard's job took them to Burke, SD.
Then they moved to Hayti, SD, in 1982.
Adaline also worked for the conservation district there, planting trees. She continued to live in Hayti after Howard passed away in March of 1996.
In February, 2011, she moved to StoneyBrook Assisted Living in Watertown, SD, then to Jenkins Living Center in February, 2016.
She was a member of the Hayti Lutheran Church and the Royal Neighbors of America. In her earlier years, Adaline sewed many outfits for herself and her children.
She also enjoyed square dancing and bowling.
However, her passion was knitting.
She made about everything possible from afghans to doll outfits, baby sweaters and christening gowns to socks and scarves.
If you stopped by to visit, you would most likely find her in her chair knitting.
She enjoyed gardening, making jellies and growing flowers.
She had beautiful climbing red roses in Prescott and lovely peonies in Hayti. Adaline loved to play cards.
She also enjoyed visiting family and friends and traveled through many of the 50 states.
Adaline is survived by her sons, Terry (Linda) Bohnet of Vale, SD, Marvin (Lore) Bohnet of Hazel, SD; daughter, Arla (Dale) Kopren, of Meadow, SD; step-children: David Wiesner of Brookings, SD, Dallas (Priscilla) Wiesner of Pleasant Prairie, WI, and Diane (Wes) Schick of Littleton, CO; seven grandchildren: Melonie (John) Mulligan of
Shoreview, MN, Toran (Crissy) Kopren of Windsor, CO, Clint (Ashley) Bohnet of Volga, SD, Jed (Dana) Kopren of Harlan, IA, Karan (Josh) Lemburg of Timber Lake, SD, Bobbi Jo Bohnet of Pierre, SD, and Kortney (Chris) Seidel of Bison, SD; 19 great-grandchildren: Drew, Nicholas and Katelyn Mulligan, Alexa, Brooklyn and Cole Kopren, Haylee, Macy and Madison Bohnet, Caleb Kopren, Kendal, Landon, Jaycie and Brynn Lemburg, Logan and Gage Parker, and Kahlea, Colbin and Kimery Seidel; sister-in-law, Clara Knodel, Harvey ND; and aunt, Tanny Hazen, Yucaipa, CA.
She was preceded in death by her husbands, Bennie and Howard; one grandson, Damon Bohnet; two infant grandchildren, Benjamin Bohnet and Mandy Kopren; her parents, Bernard and Jennie Knodel; two brothers, Robert (in infancy) and Richard Knodel; and one daughter-in-law, Virginia Bohnet.
A memorial has been established.
Service Details.
Visitation
When: July 29, 2016 4:00pm - 7:00pm
Location: Crawford-Osthus Funeral Chapel - Hayti
Address: 211 Main Avenue Hayti , SD 57241
Service
When: July 30, 2016 11:00am
Location: Hayti Lutheran Church
Address: 18747 U.S. 81 Hayti, SD 57241
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