1923
Elsiebel
2020
Elsiebel Kasch-Noe
July 2, 1923 — January 15, 2020
WESLACO - Elsiebel was born on July 2, 1923, on the Harvelawn Farm north of Marne, Iowa, the daughter of Fred R. and Rilla W. (Harvey) Long. She attended country school at Clay #8 and graduated from Atlantic High School in 1941. Following graduation, she attended Grinnell College for two years.
In 1939, Elsiebel joined the Rainbow Girls and in 1942 The Order of the Eastern Star. She was a lifelong member and later became a part of both Liberty Chapter #230 in Marne, Iowa and Chapter in Weslaco, Texas. Elsiebel was also a member of the United Methodist Church and Elks Auxiliary in Weslaco. As a young woman, she showed quarter horses and was affiliated with the Iowa Saddlehorse Association.
She volunteered her time as a Covenant Visitor, visiting shut-ins for over 30 years. She organized a shuttle that took cancer patients to appointments for 25 years worked with the American Cancer Society making heart pillows and lap robes for cancer patients during treatments at the local medical centers. Outside of her volunteer work, Elsiebel enjoyed yard work, gardening, dancing, golfing, and spending time with family and friends.
Elsiebel is survived by her daughter Linda S. (Tim) Parr of Alamo, Texas; son, Dennis L. (Sherry) Carver of Goldendale, Washington; grandchildren, Ryan (Tammy) Carver of Meridian, ID, Lindsey (Tony) Crawford of Seattle, Washington, and Dacia (Ryan) Paganelli of Tacoma, Washington; 11 great-grandchildren, niece, Sandy A. (Marsha Borders) Peggs of Atlantic, Iowa; nephew, Fred L (Darlene) Peggs of Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, and numerous cousins.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Fred and Rilla Long; husbands, Clarence F. Kasch and Ed Noe; and her sister, Wilma Peggs.
Visitation will be 4-8 pm on Monday, January 20th, at McCaleb Funeral Home. Funeral services will be on Thursday, January 23, 2020, 1:30 pm, at the Roland Funeral Home in Atlantic with Pastor Nancy Jensen of the United Church of Christ officiating. Committal services will take place in the Brighton Township Cemetery, north of Marne. Following the committal service, a luncheon will be held at the Marne United Methodist Church.
In 1939, Elsiebel joined the Rainbow Girls and in 1942 The Order of the Eastern Star. She was a lifelong member and later became a part of both Liberty Chapter #230 in Marne, Iowa and Chapter in Weslaco, Texas. Elsiebel was also a member of the United Methodist Church and Elks Auxiliary in Weslaco. As a young woman, she showed quarter horses and was affiliated with the Iowa Saddlehorse Association.
She volunteered her time as a Covenant Visitor, visiting shut-ins for over 30 years. She organized a shuttle that took cancer patients to appointments for 25 years worked with the American Cancer Society making heart pillows and lap robes for cancer patients during treatments at the local medical centers. Outside of her volunteer work, Elsiebel enjoyed yard work, gardening, dancing, golfing, and spending time with family and friends.
Elsiebel is survived by her daughter Linda S. (Tim) Parr of Alamo, Texas; son, Dennis L. (Sherry) Carver of Goldendale, Washington; grandchildren, Ryan (Tammy) Carver of Meridian, ID, Lindsey (Tony) Crawford of Seattle, Washington, and Dacia (Ryan) Paganelli of Tacoma, Washington; 11 great-grandchildren, niece, Sandy A. (Marsha Borders) Peggs of Atlantic, Iowa; nephew, Fred L (Darlene) Peggs of Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, and numerous cousins.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Fred and Rilla Long; husbands, Clarence F. Kasch and Ed Noe; and her sister, Wilma Peggs.
Visitation will be 4-8 pm on Monday, January 20th, at McCaleb Funeral Home. Funeral services will be on Thursday, January 23, 2020, 1:30 pm, at the Roland Funeral Home in Atlantic with Pastor Nancy Jensen of the United Church of Christ officiating. Committal services will take place in the Brighton Township Cemetery, north of Marne. Following the committal service, a luncheon will be held at the Marne United Methodist Church.
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