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IHM Academy websiteSERVICK & GALBRAITH family information
Born c1917 at Kalispell MT. Died 7 Apr 2008, Santa Cruz CA. Married Floyd Oscar TACKLIND. 8 children. See obituary.
Born 23 Feb 1920 at Kalispell MT. Died 9 May 2008. Married William GALBRAITH. Mother of James '60, Joan '61 GALBRAITH. See obituary.
Born 16 Jun 1923 in Cd'A, died 15 Aug 2007 at Seattle. Married John P SISK. See obituary.
Born 24 Oct 1927 at Cd'A, died 18 Nov 2005, Mason Co WA. Married Robert GORDON.
19?? George Edward "Eddie" SERVICK
Did not graduate IHM. Born 1929. Resides Cd'A. Father of Steven Edward SERVICK, 1960-2005.
Joined Sisters of IHM, resides Scranton PA.
Son of Carmen '37 SERVICK and William "Bill" GALBRAITH.
Daughter of Carmen '37 SERVICK and William "Bill" GALBRAITH.
SERVICK FAMILY HISTORY
George Milton SERVICK, b 28 Jun 1892 Red Wing MN, died 10 Aug 1977 Napa Co CA. He registered for the military draft on 5 Jun 1917 in Zurich MT, where he was a mercantile clerk and single. He had experience as a Sgt in the MN National Guard. --CADI, WW1 Draft Reg, SSDI
In 1900, George SERVICK lived with his parents at 912 West Ave, Red Wing MN. The family comprised: Isaak SERVICK, b Mar 1852 Norway, married (19 years, immig 1881, naturalized, machinist, owns home; Oline D, wife, Dec 1861 Norway, immig 1881; children Clara, b Dec 1881 MN; Carl J, b Mar 1884 MN; Oscar, b 19 Jan 1887 [d 24 Jul 1960]; George M, b Jun 1892; Christine, b Dec 1897. --18 Jun 1900 MN Goodhue, Red Wing ward 2, ED51 p18B. view image (fee req'd)
In 1910, the SERVICK family lived at the same place (as 1900), and comprised: Isac J, 58 NOR, foundry machinist, married 28 years to Olina D, 48 NOR, 9 births, 5 living; Oscar F, 23 MN, dry goods salesman; George M, 17 MN; Chris[t]ina, 12 MN; Carrol, dau, 2 MN; Christine AAS, mother-in-law, widow, 71 NOR (born Oct 1839), 1 birth, immig 1882; Margrett SERVICK, niece, 12 NOR, immig 1909. --30 Apr 1910, Red Wing, Goodhue MN, ED51 p19A. view image (fee req'd).
Isak J SERVICK died in Goodhue Co MN 7 Dec 1939, and is buried in Oakwood cemetery (sec.Z), Red Wing, along with Oline, Oscar, Carl and others. Oscar Julius was a Lieutenant in the MN Nat'l Guard (7 years service) when he registered for the draft on 5 Jun 1917 in Red Wing, where he was a letter carrier and had a wife and 2 children.
On 5 Jun 1917, George, 24, registered for the WW1 draft. He was a mercantile clerk in Zurich, Blaine Co MT.
On 29 Oct 1918, George obtained a Homestead Act patent, minus coal mining rights, on 320 acres in Blaine county, Montana [north central MT].
In 1920, the SERVICK family lived at 535 5th Ave W in Kalispell MT, and comprised: George M, 27 MN, laundry bookkeeper; Minnie E, 21 IA (parents b IN, TX); dau Eldern L (Laverne '35), 1y 5mo MT.; also in HH: Martha A TONEY, mother-in-law, 56 TX (parents b IA), divorced, Florence C TONEY, sister-in-law, 17 IA (parents b IN, TX). --14 Jan 1920, Kalispell, Flathead Co MT, ED50, p8B. view image (fee req'd).
In 1930, the SERVICK family lived in Cd'A at 1014 Indiana Ave, and comprised: George M, 37 MN (parents b Norway), married age 26, lumber mill auditor, WW1 veteran; Minnie, 31 IA (IN, TX), married age 18; Luverne '35, age 11 MT; Carmen '37, age 10 MT; Gwendolyn '41, age 6 ID; Eloise '45, 2y 5mo ID; Edward, 6mo ID. --9 Apr 1930, Cd'A ward 2, ED11 p6B.
In 1931, George was secretary-treasurer of the Burnt Cabin Mine in the Cd'A National Forest.
In 1934, George ran for clerk of the District Court in Cd'A.
TONEY FAMILY HISTORY
Minnie Esther (TONEY) SERVICK, b 29 Jun 1898 IA, died 20 Oct 1991 Santa Cruz Co CA.
--CADI, SSDI Her parents were Tarlton Washington Sanford TONEY [1854 IN - 1936 MO] married and divorced (twice) Martha Ann BUCY [1856 TX - 1939]. Their first marriage was in 1873 in Eagleville, Harrison, Missouri. See WorldConnect entry for Tarlton TONEY for more family, ancestors and census data.
In 1880, T W and Martha A TONEY lived in New Budha, Decatur, Iowa with daughter America. Tarlton's parents were born in KY and IN; Martha's parents were born in SC and KY.
In 1910, the TONEY family lived in Bloomington Twp, Decatur, Iowa, and comprised: Tarlton W TONEY, 55 IA, owns farm with mortgage; wife Martha A, 53 TX, married 37 years, 12 births, 10 still living; Arthur, 14 IA; Minnie E, 11 IA, and F(lorence; "son") 7 IA.
In 1920, Tarlton TONEY, 65, divorced, lived in Jefferson Co MT with his daughter Ada E BOND, 32, and her husband James and son Floyd.
In 1930, Tarlton TONEY, 75, lived in Spokane, with his daughter Florence STROMBERG, 27, and her husband Oscar and son Eugene, age 2. Tarlton died 3 Nov 1936, and was buried in Fairview Reformed LDS Cemetery, Holden, Missouri.
On 5 Jun 1938, Arthur TONEY married Carlene ENEROTH at Spokane. On 30 Nov 1939, Martha Ann (BUCY) TONEY died at Spokane.
Minnie's son, George Edward SERVICK, b 14 Oct 1929, lives in Cd'A. His son, Steven E SERVICK, born 1960, died 2005.
St Thomas Cemetery Burials include Carmen's son, Robert William "Bobby" GALBRAITH, born 8 February 1943, died 26 May 1951.
OBITUARIES
Carmen Elaine (SERVICK '37) GALBRAITH, 1920 ~ 2008
from Cd'A Press. |
Carmen Elaine GALBRAITH, 88, Cd'A, died 9 May 2008 at home. She was born 23 Feb 1920 in Kalispell MT to George and Esther (TONEY) SERVICK. The family moved to Cd'A in 1922, and she graduated IHM Academy in 1937, and from Kinman Business University, Spokane, in 1939.
In 1941, she married William "Bill" GALBRAITH. They lived in Portland OR until his death in January 1944. After Bill's death, Carmen was determined to provide for her three children and not accept public assistance. She returned to Cd'A with her children, and began a 60-year career as a Licensed Public Accountant.
Carmen was a past president of both the Women's Public Accountants and of Woman Golfers. She was an avid gardener, bowler and golfer. Carmen read the daily newspapers, listened to Fox news, and continued to do daily crossword challenger puzzles and Sudoko in ink until her death. In later years, she rode the hospital bus with Gena to the McGrain swim center for exercises twice a week, and went grocery shopping every Friday with Nicki ANGEL.
Surviving family includes: son, Jim '60 (Marg) GALBRAITH, Novato CA; daughter, Joan (GALBRAITH '61) (Bob) THOMPSON, Crosby ND; two grandchildren, Amy THOMPSON, St Cloud MN, and Seth (Anna) THOMPSON, Fargo ND; sister, Sr Jacqueline '49 SERVICK IHM, Scranton PA; and brother, Ed (Karmen) SERVICK, Cd'A; special friends: Nicki ANGEL, Hayden Lake, and Hospice caregivers: Joni, Kent and Billie.
Carmen was preceded in death by her parents; husband Bill; son, Bobby (1943~1951); sisters: Eloise '45 GORDON, Gwen '41 SISK, and LuVerne '35 TACKLIND.
Memorials to Hospice NI. A memorial service will be held later at English Funeral Chapel, Cd'A. Carmen's guest registry and remembrance video are at English Funeral Chapel.
Gwendolyn (SERVICK '41) SISK, 1923 ~ 2007
from Spokesman-Review obituary | Seattle Times obituary
Gwendolyn SISK, 84, died at Seattle on 15 Aug 2007. She was born 16 Jun 1923 in Cd'A to George Milton & Minnie E (TONEY) SERVICK. She married John P SISK (1914~1997), who was a writer and professor at Gonzaga University. She raised six children in Spokane, and later moved to Seattle to be close to family. Gwen loved literature, art, gardening, bird-watching, and walking endless miles up and down Seattle hills. She is survived by her children Eric, Kitty, Gavin, Toney, Teresa and Paule, plus seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Memorials to St Martin de Porres Shelter. Memorial Mass at St Anne's, Seattle.
Steven Edward SERVICK, 1960 ~ 2005
from Cd'A Press. |
Steven Edward SERVICK, 45, born 16 June 1960 in Cd'A to G Ed and Karmen SERVICK, died 2 Sep 2005.
Steve graduated CHS in 1978. He earned a BA in business from Western State College, Gunnison CO, in 1982. In 1990, he received his MBA from the University of Colorado.
Steven was a gifted athlete, who had the ability to learn various sports and excelled in each. After an extensive Junior Skiing Racing career where he earned many local honors and won numerous tournaments and medals, he went on to attend Western State College on a ski scholarship. In 1981, Steven earned All-American Ski Team honors, while leading his collegiate team to national honors as well. As a tennis player, he participated in and won several tournaments. While in Colorado attending school, he participated in several nationally syndicated bicycling events throughout the state, learned mountain climbing, whitewater rafting and fly fishing. He later decided to take up golf, and within a year was an accomplished scratch golfer. He went on to win a number of tournaments locally as an amateur.
When Steve was not racing against a clock, scampering up some mountain range or hiking through some wilderness area, he found peace and solitude in areas around Mineral Ridge or Tubbs Hill.
His love of snow skiing led to ski instructor positions at Schweitzer Mountain, where he loved teaching young children how to ski. Steve attained his PGA certification in 1994 and continued to work in the industry for many years, teaching and helping many local golfers learn the game. Steve was a patient, encouraging instructor who enjoyed watching his tips being put into action, which quietly brought a smile to his face.
Steve was a lifelong member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Cd'A and had recently enjoyed attending Lake City Community Church.
Steve is survived by his parents, sisters Susan (Cornell) CLAYTON and Shelly SERVICK and her daughter, Karmen FRAMPTON. He also is survived by his extended family that includes numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. Steve was especially fond of young children, most of all, his niece Karmen, whom he loved so.
Memorial service at Trinity Lutheran Church.
Steven's memorial registry with 45 entries is at English Funeral Chapel.
SSDI:
George SERVICK (Sr) |
Minnie (TONEY) SERVICK |
LuVerne '35 |
Carmen '37 |
Gwendolyn '41 |
Eloise '45
John SISK |
Floyd TACKLIND |
Robert GORDON |
Steven E SERVICK |
29 Dec 2008
