Obit for ZICK, Werner (b.1927 d.1975), Swift Co., MN
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Werner ZICK September 30, 1927 to July 5, 1975.
Werner E. Zick
Funeral services for Werner E. Zick were held Friday, July 18th at the 
Holman-Winje Funeral Home in Appleton. Rev. Dan Abrahams officiated at 
the 2 p.m. services.
Mrs. Leonard Massee, organist, and Miss Darcy Holman, soloist, provided 
special music.
Pallbearers were Lawrence Hamann, Arthur Hamann, Robert Kohler, Arnold 
Strube, W. E. Strube and Martin Schmidt. O. E. Lilevjen played taps and 
the American Legion Post presented the flag for the military services.
Interment was in the Holloway Lutheran Cemetery.
Mr. Zick died July 15, in Minneapolis. He was 48 at the time of his 
death.
Werner E. Zick was born in the Holloway area on September 30, 1927, the 
son of Mr. And Mrs. Erwin Zick.
He grew up in Holloway and attended the Holloway school. He was baptized 
and confirmed in Immanuel Lutheran Church, Holloway. He served in the 
army during the Korean conflict.
He was employed by the Chamis Paper Co., Omaha, Nebraska, and worked in 
the Council Bluffs, Iowa area for the last 15 to 20 ears.
Survivors include his uncle, Edwin Kohler; two aunts, Mrs. Martha Hamann 
and Mrs. Evelyn Reuss; nephews and nieces. He was preceded in death by 
his parents and one brother.
Out of town people at the funeral were from Council Bluffs, Iowa; 
Holloway, Benson, Ortonville, Minneapolis and St. Paul, all in Minnesota.