Dolores Kautzman
September 27, 1936 ~ January 17, 2013
Dolores A. Kautzman, 76, Fargo passed away Thursday, January 17, 2013 at her home under the care of Hospice of the Red River Valley.
Dolores was born on September 27, 1936 in St. Anthony, ND to Frank and Alfreda (Zinner) Haider. Dolores married Wilbert Kautzman on June 19, 1957 at St. Anthony Catholic Church, St. Anthony ND. Dolores moved with her family to Fargo in 1963. She worked for K-Mart for 35 years retiring in 2001.
She enjoyed quilting, sewing, knitting and square dancing. She loved to spend time at the lake with her family and especially her grandchildren.
Dolores is survived by her husband of 55 years, Wilbert Kautzman, Children; Timothy (Elaine) Kautzman, Fargo, Allan (Kay Peldo) Kautzman, West Fargo, ND, 4 Grandchildren; Andrea and Garrett Williams, Rachel and Ashley Kautzman, Mother, Alfreda L. Haider, Bismarck, ND, 5 brothers; Robert (Carol) Haider, Racine, WI, Donald (Lavonne) Haider, Bismarck, ND, Jerry Haider, Bismarck, ND, Raymond (Kathy) Haider, Mandan, ND, Richard Haider, Bismarck, ND, 2 sisters; Isabel Schmidt, Flasher, ND, Carol (Larry) Erbe, Caledonia, WI, 1 sister-in-law, Alvina Haider, Bismarck, ND.
She was preceded in death by her Father, Frank Haider, daughter, Linda and son-in-law, Daniel Williams, 1 brother, Kenneth Haider.
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Fargo ND
Willie – Our deepest symapathies to you and your family on Delores’ passing. I have lots of ond memories of working with Delores at Kmart. Please know that you’re in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Karen & Jerry
Fargo ND
Our deepest sympathy to the Kautzman family. Vern and Jeanne Kading
Our thoughts are with you and your family. Jenny, Bill and Greta Bellas
Moorhead MN
My thoughts & prayers are with you Willy, and your family.
Our prayers go out to the Kautzman family, we would like to express our condolences at this time to your family. The Bible is a great source of encouragement at times like this, a comforting thought is at Revelation 21:4 “And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away”
Mandan 58554 ND
Uncle Willie, Tim, Allan and families:
Our deepest sympathy at the passing and loss of Aunt Dolores. She was a very knid and caring person. She will be deeply missed. Our prayers continue for you and your families.
With Love,
Marlys and Ron Balkowitsch
Surprise ArizonaWe send our deepest sympathy to Willie and family. I got to know Delores at dances at St. Anthony and Flasher. At that same time I got to know you, Willie.
Many years later we were able to get to know Delores better at family functions including weddings. She joined us on stage to play a song on her accordian at Raenette and Marv’s wedding. That was very special.
My wife Sheri and I would see Delores many times in Detroit Lakes and have nice visits. God bless wonderful Delores, you Willie, and the great family she had.
JJ Jim and Sheri Schmidt
Surprise, AZ
Garrett, Anderea, and willie im so sorry for your loss. She was such a nice and easy person to talk to.
Mandan ND
Uncle Willie and family, Our deepest sympathy in your loss. Dolores was a very caring and generous person. She will be missed deeply.
Our prayers for the family.
Love, Marly and Ron
Moorhead I am sad to learn of Dolores’s passing. I knew her and Willy as volunteers at St Vincent’s and love them both. Dolores was always funny and fun to work with. I am greatful for her great faith and I’m praying for Willy’s comfort. God bless them both.
Racine WIOur deepest sympathies to your family in the loss of your dear wife, mom, grandma daughter, sister, and special friend. We are Bob & Carol’s sister in law and brother in law and have always heard about all the good times they’ve had together with you. You are in our prayers.
Mandan North Dakota
Uncle Willie, Tim and Allen
Our sympathies are with all of you. Hold on to your many fond and happy memories of Aunt Dolores during the difficult times. Praying that you will find peace and comfort knowing that her pain and suffering is done and she is united once again with Linda spending eternity with their Lord and Savior and watching over all of you as your guardian angel.
Bismarck North Dakota
Uncle Willie, Tim and Allen,
My deepest sympathies to all of you and your families as you try to make sense of such a difficult time. Remember to keep close to you, your family and friends and lean on them in times of need. Put your trust in the Lord and know that Aunt Delores is now in his hands and she is no longer suffering. Aunt Delores is once again united with her daughter and is able to care for her again and be her friend. Take care.
Fargo North Dakota
Now Dolores can be once again with her daughter Linda. No more suffering.
Although I did not get to see my aunt often, every time I did get to see her was full of laughter. We will miss her.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Love,
Cristy, Jason, and Carter Wilson
det. miMy condolences to the Kautzman family. Matthew 5:4 says: “Happy are those who mourn, since they will be comfort”. Yes, you are mourning now but soon we will be happy for God will bring back our loved ones from the dead. May God be with you and your family in your time of need.
det. miMy condolences to the Kautzman family. Matthew 5:4 says: “Happy are those who mourn, since they will be comfort”. Yes you are mourning now yet we will be happy when God bring back our loved ones. May God be with you and your family in your time of need.
To Willie and the family our sympathy and prayers. Dolores was a wonderful person. I loved working with her at St Vincents. She will be missed and always in our hearts.
Caledonia WIDolores is my beloved older sister. She was like a second mother to me, given our 15-year age difference.
When I last spoke with her via written letter in early December, I told her that I was praying every night for an easy passing, that it would not be very painful, and that she would be able to slip away peacefully, as she deserved to have that in the end.
I asked her that when she got to heaven to say “hello” to all our relatives. She was very excited to know she would be with her daughter Linda.
I told her I cherished our times together and that I would miss her very, very much. I could talk to her about anything and we certainly had a lot of fun times together.
Willie & Family: May you stand strong and let the Lord be your strength, faith and peace.
Dolores: I will ALWAYS love and miss you more than you can realize.
Love your little sister,
Carol