Sally Witteman

MOHALL – Sally Lee

Witteman, 87, Minot,

formerly of Mohall, died

Thursday, Oct. 13, 2022,

at a Minot hospital with

her loving family by her

side.

She was born Nov. 7,

1934, in Loraine, to Son-

dre and Greta (Bengston)

Bohm. She and her fami-

ly moved to Culver City,

Calif., when she was

three-years-old. She at-

tended school and gra-

duated from Venice High

School in 1955. During

her high school years, she

worked for the Culver

City Chamber of Com-

merce.

For a brief time, she

lived in Washington, D.C.,

and held a secretarial job

working for the FBI. Far-

rell “Mic” Witteman, of

Mohall, who spent time in

California, convinced Sal-

ly to return to California

so they could get married.

Sally and Mic were

married Jan. 11, 1956, at

her parents’ home. They

made their home on a

farm east of Mohall where

they farmed with his fam-

ily. They raised three

daughters and were mar-

ried 49 years, prior to

Mic’s death on Sept. 24,

2004.

Sally was an active

homemaker with a large

garden along with beauti-

ful flowers, and was

known for her gladiolas.

She entered many area

floral contests and won

many awards and floral

vases. She was a great

seamstress. She enjoyed

painting classes and had

an appreciation for art in

general. Sally and Mic

enjoyed traveling the

country in their van.

They collected interesting

antiques and western art.

They enjoyed many

summers at their log ca-

bin lake home on Lake

Metigoshe. In 2011, she

started spending her

winters at her Queen’s

Bay condo overlooking

The London Bridge in

Lake Havasu City, Ariz.

She enjoyed special time

with her family, and so-

cial time, including line

dancing, with her many

new friends. Sally moved

to Somerset Court, Minot,

in Sept. 2021. She loved

spending time with her

family, daughters,

grandchildren and

great-grandchildren.

Sally was a member of

the United Methodist

Church, Mohall, a lifetime

member of the Mohall

Study Club, Order of

Eastern Star, a bridge

club, and a board member

of the RBM Hospital

Foundation and the Lake

Metigoshe Improvement

Association.

Family: daughters, Dr.

Lori Witteman, Bottineau,

Nancy (Chris) Tofteland,

Bottineau, Shari (Michael)

Keith, Mohall; grandchil-

dren, Alison (Brian) Glinz,

Bottineau, Dr. Andrew

(Gabby) Mills, Bismarck,

Colin, Eric and Kevin

(Bridget) Tofteland, all of

Minot, Nicholas (Jessica)

Keith, Fargo, Jacob (Jozey)

Keith, Minot, Ryan

(Kimberly) Keith, Shore-

view, Minn.; 11

great-grandchildren; sis-

ter, Karen Guthrie, Cam-

eron Park, Calif.; brother,

Richard Bohm, Redding,

Calif.; sister-in-law, Ellen

Witteman, Mohall; and

numerous nieces,

nephews and cousins.

Sally was preceded in

death by: her parents,

Sondre and Greta Bohm;

husband, Farrell “Mic”

Witteman; brother, Grant

Bohm; father- and

mother-in-law, William B.

and Nelle Witteman;

sister-in-law, Vivian

McCarroll; and

brothers-in-law, E.C.

McCarroll, William C.

Witteman and Gale

Guthrie.

Memorial Service: a

private family service will

be held on Saturday, Oct.

29, 2022, at Brose Funeral

Home, Mohall.

Burial: Mohall Com-

munity Cemetery, Mohall.

Visitation: the family

will greet friends and ex-

tended family from 9 to

11 a.m., Saturday, at the

funeral home. Friends

may also sign the online

guestbook at

brosefuneralhome.com.