Mary Dickinson
January 1, 1970 ~ August 23, 2011
Mary Dickinson, Fargo, formerly of Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, passed away Wednesday, August 24, 2011 in Fargo.
She is survived by her son, Asel Dickinson, Tucson, AZ, her daughter, Sylvia Borstad, Fargo, ND, her grandchildren, Tammy Stanley, Lauren Bridges, and Michael Dickinson. She was preceded in death by her husband, Asel W. Dickinson and one grandchild, Tina Dickinson.
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SYLVIA: There were 3 cars at Bethany every day. Mine, your red Jeep and the older white pick up.
When your vehicle wasn’t there for a number of days, I realized that yours and Mary’s lives had changed.
Although death can be a gift, it is always hard on those left. You spent so much time helping your Mother. Take care of Sylvia!
Moorhead MN
Sylvia: Mom (Arlene Zimmerman) and I were sad to hear of Mary’s passing. You spent so much time with her. We will miss seeing you daily at Bethany.
West Fargo ND
Sylvia: Esther, David, Amy, Kristen, Alyssa & I were all VERY sad to hear about Mary’s passing. We will miss seeing you at Bethany and sharing meals and other activities with you and Mary. This will be a very difficult adjustment for you since so much of your time was devoted to being with your Mother each day at Bethany. We feel like we have lost a member of our own family. Please know that you are in our prayers and Mary will be dearly missed.
Davenport ND
Sylvia and family,
I am so sorry for your loss, Mary and you Sylvia, will be missed terribley. You and your mom were such a great part of our family at Bethany, I just still can’t imagine what it will be like without you both.
I have to praise you Sylvia for your dedication to your sweet mom, you were there every single day, I know how much it must have meant to Mary. Your love for her showed and you took such great care of her.
Who will we visit with to discuss every day life without you there at the dining room table. I am so happy that Mary is now at peace and finally can rest.
Take care of yourself now Sylvia, it will be quite an adjustment I am sure for you, but just know how much your mom and you meant to us. May God bring you peace and comfort.
Nancy Pratschner