Helen Evelyn Perszyk, age 94 of Perham, MN, died Saturday, October 27, 2018 in Perham, MN.
Helen was born September 9, 1924 in Vergas, MN to Ludwig and Emilie (Abend) Lange. She was baptized in her home on September 15, 1924 and confirmed May 8, 1938.
On May 6, 1946, Helen was joined in marriage to Steve Perszyk in Vergas. After their marriage, Helen and Steve moved to Chicago, IL where they lived for two years before returning to Steve’s home place in Perham in 2000.
Helen worked in the kitchen at Perham Memorial Hospital and Home for 36 years.
When Steve died on November 8, 2008, Helen and Steve had been married for 62 years.
Helen will be remembered for her baking and for being a very good hostess.
She is survived by her nieces, nephews and friends.
Preceding Helen in death are her parents Ludwig and Amelia Lange; her husband Steve; her three brothers Albert, Emil and Adolph; and her two sisters Olga Schultz and Bertha Bennett.
Interment - St. Stanislaus Catholic Cemetery
*Obituary (edited) and photo published on Schoeneberger Funeral & Cremation Service website.
Helen was born September 9, 1924 in Vergas, MN to Ludwig and Emilie (Abend) Lange. She was baptized in her home on September 15, 1924 and confirmed May 8, 1938.
On May 6, 1946, Helen was joined in marriage to Steve Perszyk in Vergas. After their marriage, Helen and Steve moved to Chicago, IL where they lived for two years before returning to Steve’s home place in Perham in 2000.
Helen worked in the kitchen at Perham Memorial Hospital and Home for 36 years.
When Steve died on November 8, 2008, Helen and Steve had been married for 62 years.
Helen will be remembered for her baking and for being a very good hostess.
She is survived by her nieces, nephews and friends.
Preceding Helen in death are her parents Ludwig and Amelia Lange; her husband Steve; her three brothers Albert, Emil and Adolph; and her two sisters Olga Schultz and Bertha Bennett.
Interment - St. Stanislaus Catholic Cemetery
*Obituary (edited) and photo published on Schoeneberger Funeral & Cremation Service website.
Helen Evelyn Perszyk, age 94 of Perham, MN, died Saturday, October 27, 2018 in Perham, MN.
Helen was born September 9, 1924 in Vergas, MN to Ludwig and Emilie (Abend) Lange. She was baptized in her home on September 15, 1924 and confirmed May 8, 1938.
On May 6, 1946, Helen was joined in marriage to Steve Perszyk in Vergas. After their marriage, Helen and Steve moved to Chicago, IL where they lived for two years before returning to Steve’s home place in Perham in 2000.
Helen worked in the kitchen at Perham Memorial Hospital and Home for 36 years.
When Steve died on November 8, 2008, Helen and Steve had been married for 62 years.
Helen will be remembered for her baking and for being a very good hostess.
She is survived by her nieces, nephews and friends.
Preceding Helen in death are her parents Ludwig and Amelia Lange; her husband Steve; her three brothers Albert, Emil and Adolph; and her two sisters Olga Schultz and Bertha Bennett.
Interment - St. Stanislaus Catholic Cemetery
*Obituary (edited) and photo published on Schoeneberger Funeral & Cremation Service website.
Helen was born September 9, 1924 in Vergas, MN to Ludwig and Emilie (Abend) Lange. She was baptized in her home on September 15, 1924 and confirmed May 8, 1938.
On May 6, 1946, Helen was joined in marriage to Steve Perszyk in Vergas. After their marriage, Helen and Steve moved to Chicago, IL where they lived for two years before returning to Steve’s home place in Perham in 2000.
Helen worked in the kitchen at Perham Memorial Hospital and Home for 36 years.
When Steve died on November 8, 2008, Helen and Steve had been married for 62 years.
Helen will be remembered for her baking and for being a very good hostess.
She is survived by her nieces, nephews and friends.
Preceding Helen in death are her parents Ludwig and Amelia Lange; her husband Steve; her three brothers Albert, Emil and Adolph; and her two sisters Olga Schultz and Bertha Bennett.
Interment - St. Stanislaus Catholic Cemetery
*Obituary (edited) and photo published on Schoeneberger Funeral & Cremation Service website.
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