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Submitted: 8/5/21 • Approved: 8/5/21 • Last Updated: 8/8/21 • R444482-G444481-S3
Diengott
April 4, 1879-Nov 29, 1960
Helene
March 29, 1880-March 28, 1945
Obituary:
Funeral services were held March 31 at Follett for Mrs. Dean KINZELT, Darrouzett, who died March 29. Rev. W. B. Gummelt, Pastor of the Bethlehem Lutheran Church of Perryton of which she was a member was in charge of services.
Helene HELBER, daughter of Helena (SCHELSKIE) and Andrew HELBER, first saw the light of day May 29, 1890, at the Kertch in Grimm, Russia. There she was baptized into the Lutheran Faith and also confirmed. In April 1901, she was married to Christian KOEHLER. To this union were born six children. In the year 1908, she, with her family crossed the waters to the states and settled in Herrick, S. D. In the same year her husband went back to the old Country, where he soon passed away, leaving her in a strange land, with a strange language and with children to support.
In June 1915, she came to Shattuck, Okla. and on Sept. 12, 1915, she united in marriage to Dean KINZELT. In 1917 they with their children moved to a farm north of Follett, later moving to Darrouzett, where she resided until her death.
She leaves to mourn her departure her beloved and devoted husband and six children: Arthur of Wichita Falls, Emilia FISCHER of Follett, Magdalena TAYLOR of Scotland, S. D., Christian in the armed forces in Germany and Agnetha SCHOINHALS at home; two sisters in the U. S. and one sister and one brother in Russia if still living; four grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends.
Obit: Ochiltree County Herald,Perryton, TX
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