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Wallace Elroy Van Roekel

Farmer, zoon van George Van Roekel en Hattie Van Der Stoep, geboren 11-1-1916 USA IA Maurice, overleden 23-12-1983 USA IA Maurice en begraven Sherman Township Cemetery

Trouwt 5-11-1941 USA IA Maurice Arnetta Lillian Jansma, dochter van Charles (Chas/Charlie) Jansma en Anna Schouten, geboren 4-1-1916 USA IA Sherman Township, overleden 11-11-1951 USA IA Maurice en begraven bij man

Trouwt 29-6-1963 USA IA Maurice Berdena Meendering

Kinderen:

  1. Carol Ann Van Roekel, geboren 16-11-1943 USA IA Orange City, overleden 15-10-2024 USA IA West Des Moines en begraven Resthaven Cemetery
    Trouwt 23-9-1961 Merlin Foreman
  2. Arlan Wayne Van Roekel, geboren 6-8-1946 USA IA Orange City

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GSCGS USA IA Sioux County Cemetery Index:
VAN ROEKEL - Wallace - b. 11 Jan 1916 d. abt 25 Dec 1983 Berdena Meendering Block Sherman Twp Cem Maurice IA
IA Gravestone Photo Project:
Sherman Township Cemetery Sioux County, IA
Cemetery is located 1.5 miles east of Maurice. Grave is located 7th N-S row west of East entrance road
IA Gravestone Photo Project:
Sherman Township Cemetery Sioux County, IA
Cemetery is located 1.5 miles east of Maurice.
Grave is located 7th N-S row west of East entrance road.
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Obituaries of Wallace and Arnette
Wallace E. Van Roekel, 67, of Maurice, died Friday in at Sioux City hospital. Services were held at 1:30 p.m. Monday in the First Reformed Church in Maurice. The Rev. Edward Fikse officiated. Burial was in the Sherman Township Cemetery, near Maurice, under the direction of the Van Gelder Funeral Home of Orange City.

Mr. Van Roekel was born Jan. 11, 1916 at Maurice. He married Arnetta Jansma on Oct. 6, 1941, at Maurice. She died Nov. 11, 1951. He married Block on June 29, 1973, at Maurice. He was a lifelong area farmer. He was a member of the First Reformed Church in Maurice.

Survivors include his wife; one daughter, Mrs. Merlin (Carol) Foreman and one son, Arlan, both of Des Moines; his mother, Mrs. Rudy (Hattie) Van Pelt of Orange City; four sisters, Mrs. Vernon (Verna) DeKock of Sheldon, Mrs. Irwin (Mildred) Reinking of Maurice, Mrs. Howard (Esther) Mieras and Mrs. George (Shirley) Dykstra, both of Sioux City; one brother, Howard of Maurice; and five grandchildren.

Sioux Center News 1983-12-28.


Funeral Services For Maurice Woman Wednesday P.M. Mrs. Wallace Van Roekel (nee Arnetta Jansma) passed away at her home on Sunday evening, Nov. 11 after a lingering illness. She had reached the age of 35 years, 10 months and 7 days.

Mrs. Van Roekel was born near Maurice and had lived in that community all her life and taught in rural schools for about seven years. She was a member in full communion of the First Reformed Church and also member of the Sunshine Circle. She was always active in community and church work.

On Nov. 6, 1941 she was united in marriage with Wallace Van Roekel and since that time have made their home on a farm south of Maurice. To this union two children were born.

Survivors include the husband and two small children, Carol, age 8 and Arlan, age 5; her father, Charles Jansma, and one brother, Pierce of Maurice.

Sioux County Capital 1951-11-15.

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Obituary of Carol
Carol Ann Foreman, age 80, passed from this life and entered her Eternal home in Heaven on October 15, 2024. Carol was born in Orange City, Iowa on November 16, 1943. She attended school in Maurice, Iowa, and graduated from Maurice - Orange City Community High School in 1961.

She married Merlin Foreman on September 23, 1961, at the First Reformed Church in Maurice. Carol and Merlin established their home in Des Moines, Iowa. She attended and graduated from AIB School of Business prior to the birth of their three children Lisa, Lori, and James. She was instrumental as a homemaker and mother, providing a loving Christian home for her family. She was an active member of Meredith Drive Reformed Church, and served as an elder, choir member, VBS Director and Sunday School Teacher. Carol participated in establishing the Women's Bible Study Fellowship in Des Moines, and served as a Discussion Leader and Assistant Teaching Leader for 16 years.

She loved her grandchildren, and enjoyed having them visit for VBS which they attended together. She was an avid gardener with a green thumb. She and her husband loved to travel and were privileged to do several foreign trips as well as numerous vacations throughout the United States and Canada.

Carol is survived by her husband Merlin for 63 years; a daughter Lisa and her husband Craig Parker of Noblesville, Indiana, and their children Rebecca Harder and husband Andrew and Shane Parker and wife Cassidy; a daughter Lori and her husband Gary Van Dalen of Newton, Iowa, and their children Charlie Fisette and Benjamin Van Dalen; and daughter-in-law Kristen and her husband Steve Ferrick of Waukee, Iowa, and her children Michael Foreman and his wife Natalie and Ryan Foreman; three great grandchildren Josiah Foreman, Samantha and Hudson Harder; a brother Arlan Van Roekel and his wife Barb of Des Moines; a brother-in-law Leland Foreman and his wife Jean of Fremont, Nebraska; six nieces and nephews; and fourteen great nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her son James; her father and mother Wallace and Arnetta (Brink) Van Roekel; Merlin's parents Jacob Foreman and Alice Foreman Vander Broek; and her step father-in-law Robert Vander Broek.

Celebration of Life Service: 01 November 2024 - Lutheran Church of Hope Chapel - West Des Moines, Iowa
Interment: Resthaven Cemetery - West Des Moines, Iowa
Arrangements: Iles Westover Funeral Home - Des Moines, Iowa


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