Payette County ID Archives Obituaries.....Diederichsen, Millie Ferber 1921
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Payette Enterprise 6-2-1921
Payette Enterprise 
Payette, Idaho
Thursday, June 2, 1921
 
MRS. MILLIE FERBER DIEDERICHSEN
 
Very suddenly on Thursday last the sad news passed around that one had been 
called into the higher life.  There was perhaps no sunnier disposition to be 
found any where in the Valley, than that of Mrs. Millie Ferber Diederichsen.
 
Being under almost constant pain due to heart failure, she never ceased to 
radiate cheer and good will.  Surely we who remain can take heed by her 
example to be more affectionate in the discharge of our duties as we move 
along life's way.
 
It will be easier too for us to strive to understand our fellowman, because of 
her understanding, cheerful mood.
 
We bespeak for those who mourn her loss the all-sufficient care of the eternal 
God.
 
Millie Ferber Diederichsen was born at Sauk Center, Wisconsin, October 12, 
1876.  She lived there for a time, was married to Mr. Anton Diederichsen in 
January, 1905, of this happy union three children were born, she filled her 
place as mother, wife and friend with a cheerfulness that was an inspiration.  
Her's was the sunny soule, the contagious laughter and the winning 
personality.  On 11:00 o'clock on May 26, 1921, she closed her eyes for the 
last time on earth.  Her faithful husband, three children, Leona, age 15, and 
the twins, Henriette and Henry, aged 11 years, feel her loss keenest.  She 
leaves also her stepmother and four brothers; Walter, Henry, Louis and 
Alexander.
 
The funeral services were conducted from the Evangelical church on Saturday, 
May 28, 1921, from which place her remains were laid to rest in Riverside 
Cemetery.
  "And when the morning was come Jesus stood on the Shore."
             F. C. RUEGGEBERT, Minister
 
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the many friends and neighbors who so kindly rendered their 
assistance and sympathy in our sad bereavement in the loss of our dear wife 
and mother and especially to those who gave the beautiful floral offerings.
ANTON DIEDERICHSEN AND CHILDREN

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