Clarice (Robertsdahl) Meyer

https://vimeo.com/event/479064 Clarice Adelle (Robertsdahl) Meyer, age 75, passed away peacefully November 14, 2020 due to cancer. She was born December 23, 1944 in Fargo, ND to Clarence and Adeline Robertsdahl. Clarice grew up a farm girl near Christine, ND, where she also went to school most of her life before graduating from Colfax High School in 1961. With her diploma in her hand and big dreams in her heart, she moved to the big city – Wahpeton, ND - attending Wahpeton School of Science, and where she met and married Robert Chevalier, the father of her two sons, Jim and Jay. After getting her Associate Degree in Secretarial School, she took her short-hand skills to Fargo and got her first big break at Merchants National Bank. For the next twenty years, she worked her way up the career ladder of Office Management while raising her two active children as a single mother. In addition to driving her boys around to their various sports games, leagues, and clubs, Clarice was also very active in the community through sports, playing on softball teams and in bowling leagues for many years, as well as being active in the church as a confirmation mentor and Sunday School teacher, where she could instill in others her firm belief and values of “Love thy neighbor”, “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you”, and “To err is human, to forgive divine”. She worked for F.C. Hayer Co., and R & R Transportation, before landing what turned out to be her dream job at the Fargo-Moorhead Redhawks, where she worked for twenty-three wonderful years. She loved being a part of the Redhawks community more than any other time in her life. She lived for the time she could spend with all her co-workers, players, and fans, and all the close friends she met in the Redhawks community. She was survived in death by her two sons James Chevalier of Fargo, ND and Jay (Ginna) Chevalier of Encinitas, CA, her four granddaughters Amber (Paul) Plambeck, and Alicia, Andrea, and Arica Chevalier: her sisters Arla Hanstad, Linda Niekamp, and Monica (Kevin) Gulbrandson, her two brothers Corey and Jeff Robertsdahl: one great grandchild William Plambeck: and several nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, and cousins. She was preceded in death by her parents Clarence and Adeline Robertsdahl, her partner Bill Marks, and brother-in-law Phil Hanstad. All of whom she loved deeply.