Obituaries Marguriete “Grete” Ingamells
Marguriete “Grete” Ingamells
Service Information
| Services | 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Locke Funeral Home |
| Visitation | 4 to 7 p.m. Friday at Locke Funeral Home |
| Cemetery | Hudson Cemetery |
| Memorials | Community Church of Hudson or the Hudson Library |
Biography Information
Marguriete “Grete” Ingamells. 92, of Hudson, died at Covenant Medical Center, Waterloo, Tuesday, September 20, 2011.
Marguriete was born September 23, 1918, in Lincoln Township, Black Hawk County, the daughter of William Sam and Grace Hoeg Gibson. Marguriete grew up in Hudson and graduated from Hudon High School in 1935.
She married Donald Ingamells April 13, 1940 in Waterloo, Don died September 17, 1987.
Marguriete worked for Towsley and Randall’s Grocery stores. She was a life long member of Community Church of Hudson, she volunteered for Bible School, the church Bazaar, and sung in the choir. She was also a long time member of Hudson Amvets Auxiliary and volunteered for many years there. Marguriete enjoyed crocheting, tatting, and cross-stitch. She crocheted many lap robes for the Iowa Vets Home in Marshalltown as well as for local hospices.
Marguriete is survived by her son Daryl (Elma) Ingamells of Hudson; grandson Michael (Sara) Ingamells of Lincoln, Nebraska; granddaughter Diane (Mark) Kocovsky of Omaha, Nebraska; and great‑grandchildren: Madison and Blake Ingamells of Lincoln, Nebraska and Meghan, Marah and Ryan Kocovsky of Omaha, Nebraska.
She is preceded in death by her parents, husband, infant grandson Mathew, brothers: Murvel, Leo, Harold, and Leonard Gibson and sister Bertha Petersen; half brothers Floyd, Perl, Clarence, Harry, and James Gibson, two infants and Lyle Hoeg; half sisters: Mary Franck, Gertrude Kline Reiter, Hazel Furneaux, and Genevieve Stark.
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My deepest symnpathies and prayers go out to you. I would come Saturday , but will be driving to Ankeny. May God's love and peace shower you at this time.
Kay Boesen
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Our deepest condolences are with you in your time of grief. May you continue to find comfort in the memories that you all shared together and get comfort from knowing one day Sickness will be no more and Death will be a thing of the past. In times of grief such as these, We find it comforting to meditate on the words found in the Holy Writings at Job 14:14, 15. Job expressed his faith that God would bring him back to life if he should fall asleep in death as he said: All the days of my compulsory service I shall wait, until my relief comes. You will call, and I myself shall answer you." The scriptures indicate that it is possible to be reunite with your loved one in the near future, right here on earth under peaceful, righteous conditions. Psalms 37:10, 11 offers us this promise. My sincere condolences to your entire family.
Sorry for the loss of your mom and grandma! She was a great lady and friend,
she lived a good long life and enjoyed doing for others when she was able. I always enjoyed her at Randalls, and she was always ready to visit when we took her soup or sang Xmas carols to her at christmas time.
Marcy and ken