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Vivian
Ringdahl, 93, passed away August 9, 2011 at the Nelson
County Health System – Care Center, McVille, ND.
Vivian
Olea Lundeby was born June 24, 1918 daughter of Fred
and Anna (Samuelson) Lundeby of rural Tolna, ND. She
graduated from McVille High School in 1936. She
married Carl Ringdahl of McVille in 1937. The
couple worked summers in McVille and winters in Miami,
FL until 1941 when they built a home in McVille and
started farming the Ringdahl homestead in Field Township.
Vivian
was very involved in the community and the McVille Lutheran
Church. Some of her volunteer involvements
included: Chairman of the Nelson County Housing Authority
that was responsible for low income housing in McVille,
Original member of the McVille Park Board, and board
member of the McVille Hospital. She was a
talented seamstress and homemaker. In later
years Vivian and Carl spent their winters in Arizona
and Florida near their children.
Vivian
is survived by her five children: Eileen Dezotell of
McVille, ND, Elsie (Ron) Reichert of Grand Forks, ND,
Margaret Ryan of McVille, ND, and Marian (Joe) LoBiondo
of Waynesville, NC, and Daniel (Mayela) Ringdahl of
Juno Beach, FL; seven grandchildren: Claire Dezotell,
Carl (Teresa) Dezotell, Sasha (Brian) Iversen, Noah
(Lindsay) Ringdahl, Kristine Ryan, Marcus Ryan, and
Alex (Stephanie) Reichert; five great grandchildren:
Max and Gus Reichert, Maureen Beier, Emma Iversen, and
Maya Ringdahl; sisters: Gudrid Gordon of Billings, MT,
Solvieg (Bill) Nelson of Auburn, WA, and Liv Halvorson
of McVille, ND; sisters-in-law: Shirley Lundeby and
Ura Ward.
Vivian
was preceded in death by her parents; husband Carl in
2003; brothers: Iver Lundeby, Tubby Lundeby, Ludwig
Lundeby; sons-in-law: Bob Dezotell and Bill Ryan.
Funeral
services for Vivian will be Saturday, August 13, 2011
at 2:00 PM in the McVille Lutheran Church, McVille,
ND. Visitation will be Friday August 12, 2011 from 4
to 6 PM in the Stanley-Iverson Funeral Home, McVille,
ND and will continue one hour prior to services in the
church. Interment will be in the McVille Cemetery.
The
family asks that memorials be directed to the Hospital
Foundation or the Nelson County Arts Council.
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