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Corrina (Cora) Mieras

Dochter van Jacob William Mieras en Jane Adriana Van Peursem, geboren 1-4-1893, overleden 10-3-1968 en begraven USA SD Monroe Reformed Church Cemetery

Trouwt 28-10-1915 USA SD Monroe William Noordsy, zoon van John Noordsy en Sietske Dykstra, geboren 7-9-1892 USA SD McCook County, overleden 11-1987 USA SD en begraven USA SD Monroe Reformed Church Cemetery

Kinderen:

  1. Vernon Willis Noordsy, geboren 9-12-1917 USA SD Turner County, overleden 18-2008 USA SD Sioux Falls en begraven Hills of Rest Memorial Park
    Trouwt 16-7-1939 Elenor Hippen, geboren 31-12-1917 USA SD Chancellor, overleden 13-2-2007 USA SD Sioux Falls en begraven Hills of Rest Memorial Park
  2. John Leroy Noordsy, geboren 6-6-1922 USA SD Monroe, overleden 30-9-2011 USA SD Marion en begraven USA SD McCook County Monroe Reformed Church Cemetery
    Trouwt 1-4-1945 USA KS Topeka Patricia Lee Rose, geboren 8-12-1925 USA KS Geary County Junction City, overleden 9-1-2015 USA IA Story County Ames en begraven USA SD McCook County Monroe Reformed Church Cemetery
  3. Irene C Noordsy, geboren 26-2-1930 USA SD McCook County, overleden 1-2-2002 USA en begraven USA SD Marion West Vermillion Cemetery
    Trouwt 25-8-1949 USA SD Monroe Harley D Ortman, zoon van Faniel H Ortman en Martha Ensz, geboren 18-4-1927 USA SD Turner County, overleden 17-2-1985 USA en begraven USA SD Marion West Vermillion Cemetery

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Deb Emery email 16-4-2018
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Patricia Lee Rose Noordsy passed away January 9, 2015 at Green Hills Health Care, Ames, Iowa.

Born December 8, 1925 in Junction City, Kansas to Keith and Audrey Rose,

Patricia married John L. Noordsy on April 1, 1945 in Topeka, Kansas. The couple had three children and celebrated 66 years of marriage.

While most of Pat’s early life was spent in Kansas, she lived in Marion, South Dakota for 13 years where she raised her children and supported John in his veterinary medical practice. They moved to Manhattan, Kansas in 1960 where they lived for 46 years. During this time John taught at the Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine and Pat was actively involved in college auxiliary activities.

The couple returned to South Dakota in 2006 and resided at Trail Ridge Retirement Center in Sioux Falls. Pat lived the past three and a half years in Ames, Iowa.

Family and friends were central to Pat’s life. She was an active member of the Emmanuel Presbyterian Church of Marion for 13 years and the First Presbyterian Church of Manhattan, Kansas for 55 years. She greatly enjoyed her association with the ladies of the Nimble Club while living in Marion. She was an avid bridge player while in Manhattan as well as being involved in other social and volunteer groups. She and John enjoyed golfing, gardening, and travel, including regular visits to their children and grandchildren.

Pat is survived by her three children, Tom Noordsy (Pat) of Sioux Falls, SD; Jill Guffy (Michael) of Ames, IA; Terry Noordsy (Vicki) of Elizabeth City, NC; her grandchildren, Chris Noordsy of Minot, ND, David Noordsy (Becky) of Brookings SD, Michael Noordsy (Gaea) of Sioux Falls, SD; Gretchen Guffy (Michael) of Washington, DC; Erik Guffy (Amy) of Des Moines, IA; Ryan Guffy of Los Angeles, CA; Chelsea Williamson (Brian) of Elizabeth City, NC; Mason Noordsy of Elizabeth City, NC; her brother V.B. (Bud) Rose (Joan) of Forest, VA; 14 great grandchildren and one great, great grandson.



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