Eunice Lohse
Nov. 9, 1927-Sept. 15, 2019
Eunice Lohse, 91,
Minot, died Sunday, Sep-
tember 15, 2019 in a
Minot assisted living facil-
ity.
Eunice Mae was born at
Van Hook, ND November
9, 1927, the daughter of
Ralph and Thelma (Hal-
vorson) Satermo. She was
raised and educated at
Van Hook and graduated
from Van Hook High
School in 1945. She at-
tended Minot State Teach-
ers College and received a
2 year teaching certificate
and took a job teaching in
Alamo, ND. In Alamo,
she met Vernon Lohse
and they married on April
14, 1949 in Van Hook. To-
gether they moved to the
Minot area where they
farmed at South Prairie.
Eunice returned to
Minot State College and
finished her BA Degree in
Education and taught fifth
grade many years at
Washington Elementary
in Minot. In 1983, they
both retired and moved
into Minot, where they
enjoyed fishing and
spending winters in Ar-
izona. She was an active
member of the YMCA
where she swam and
aquacised to fill her day.
Eunice had a lifelong pas-
sion for music, and
shared her gifts teaching
private piano lessons to
many in the area.
She was a member of
Saron Lutheran Church,
enjoyed quilting, socializ-ing, Ladies Aid, and help-
ing where she could. Fam-
ily was her focus; reading
and crossword puzzles
kept her mind active in
her later years.
Eunice is survived by:
Gene (Lois) Lohse, Minot,
ND, Lynn (Linda) Lohse,
Glendive, MT, Shelley
(Greg) Hafemeister, King-
man, AZ, grandchildren;
Brandon (Erica) Lohse
and their daughter, Lahna,
of Fargo, ND, Jacob Lohse,
of Oregon, and a brother,
Keith Satermo, Fargo, ND
and numerous nieces and
nephews.
She was preceded in
death by: her parents,
husband, Vernon on Janu-
ary 7, 2006, grandson,
Joshua Lohse and 3 broth-
ers; Milton Satermo,
Dwight Satermo, Dale Sa-
termo.
Funeral Services will
be 11:00 a.m. Saturday,
September 21, 2019 at
Saron Lutheran
Church,rural Minot with
burial following in the
Saron Lutheran Cemetery.
Visitation will be held
on Friday, September 20
from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. at
Thomas Family Funeral
Home.
Memorials are en-
couraged toward the
Saron Lutheran Cemetery
Fund.
Memories and con-
dolences can be shared at
www.thomas
familyfuneralhome.com.