Barbara Stransky

barbara stransky
Barbara (Heidecker) Stransky, 98, Fargo, ND, died Thursday, December 27, 2018 in her home. Barb was born on September 17, 1920 in Lefor, ND, to Conrad and Anna Heidecker. She grew up on a farmstead and attended school in Stark County. Barb met and married Laudie Stransky in Dickinson, ND on September 5, 1945. They made their home in Fargo, ND. Barb worked at the Creamery in Dickinson, ND and General Nutrition Company in Fargo, ND. She spent most of her years raising 9 children. Barb was a member of St. Anthony Church and very involved in church activities such as Catholic Daughters of America and the Church Guild. Barb volunteered for many years at St. Vincent’s, Meals on Wheels, and her church activities. Barb loved to sew and made many quilts. She also crocheted afghans for non-profits. She loved to garden and had many varieties of flowers. Barb enjoyed playing cards as a member of two card groups in her later years and also enjoyed the casinos. She had a “sweet tooth” and liked to bake and have cookies, bars, and cake to share with others. Barbara is survived by her children; Shirley Stransky, Houston, TX, Charlotte Feist, West Fargo, ND, Donald Stransky, Wimbledon, ND, Janice (Joe) Magby, Aberdeen, MD, Linda Stransky, Johnston, IA, Bonnie (Dean) Maluski, New Britain, CT, David (Deb) Stransky, Parker, CO, Jolene (Jerry) Brown, West Fargo, ND, Danelle (Kevin) Soiseth, Fargo, ND; and 18 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren. Barb is preceded in death by her husband, Laudie, her parents, 1 grandchild, 5 brothers and 3 sisters.

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  1. Sorry to hear the sad news of Barbara. Your family is in our thoughts and prayers.

    Fred Heidecker Family.

  2. I am sorry to learn of your Mother’s passing. Bonnie, I have many fond memories of your mother . My Mother use to attend Catholic daughters with your Mother. She was always very kind to offer my Mother a ride to the meetings. They also played cards together at times, sharing laughter and prayers,

  3. We are sorry for your loss. Charlotte the moment I saw this photo I knew it was your Mother, such a resemblance!

    Jan and Jackie Williams

  4. To the Stransky family,

    We are so sorry for your loss and would like to extend our heartfelt sympathy to each of you and your families. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this sorrowful time.

    Tammy (Jones) Rabideaux Family

  5. I was a neighbor of Barb’s and learning of her passing really saddens me. We talked about flowers, weather, and puppy dogs, every spring, summer, and fall over the fence between our yards. I will truly miss her. Barb’s kindness, strength, and faith will always be an inspiration to me. She has left an enduring legacy in her children and grandchildren. Rest in peace my neighborly friend.

  6. Janice, prayers and thoughts are being said for your family. I remember being at the Stransky home, there was so much love and tons of fun.
    God bless al!,
    Marti Basaraba Johnson


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