Marie Woodall

Marie Woodall, 81,

Minot, formerly of

Granville/Deering, died

Thursday, December 12,

2019 in a Minot assisted

living facility.

Marie Francis (Hein-

rich) Woodall the

daughter of Frank and

Johanna (Schatz) Heinrich

was born on May 30, 1938

in Rugby, North Dakota.

She was raised in the

Towner area and attended

Towner High School.

In the late 1970’s she

was co-owner of the Sore

Thumb Lounge, in Gran-

ville, ND.

On January 16, 1982,

she married Duane Woo-

dall and they made their

home on the family farm

northwest of Granville.

Marie and Duane also

spent some winter

months at their home in

Green Cove Springs, Flori-

da.

Marie was an active

member of the Hope

Congregational Church,

Church’s Women’s So-

ciety and Granville OES

Chapter #47. She was

also very active in bowl-

ing and pool leagues and

Magic Squares, a square

dancing club. Marie en-

joyed hunting, sewing,

needle point and reading.

She also loved baking and

cooking for her family and

knew everyone’s favorite

dish.

In April 2019, Marie

moved into Elmcroft

Senior Living in Minot.

She loved being there

with all of her old and

new friends.

Marie is survived by

her brother, Larry (Diane)

Heinrich, Towner,

sister-in-law, Connie

Heinrick and family,

Towner, step-children,

Douglas (Darnell) Woo-

dall, Granville, Cynthia

(Robert) Haga, Granville,

Cathy Kunkel, Granville,

Susan Sharp, Bismarck,

David (Kathy) Woodall,

Granville and Melanie

(Alan) Elverud, Leeds, 18

grandchildren, 22

great-grandchildren and

numerous nieces and

nephews.

Marie was preceded in

death by her parents, hus-

band, Duane, brother,

Wayne, nephew Roger

Heinrick, 3 grandsons and

1 granddaughter.

Celebration of Life Ser-

vice: 1:00 p.m. Monday,

December 16, 2019 at

Hope Congregational

Church (UCC), Granville.

Interment: Granville

Community Cemetery at a

later date.

Visitation: Sunday, De-

cember 15, 2019 from

1:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m.

in Thomas Family Funeral

Home, Minot.

Memorials are pre-

ferred to the Domestic

Violence Crisis Center,

Minot.

Memories and con-

dolences can be shared at

www.thomasfamilyfunera

lhome.com.