Sheila Krapp

Sheila Krapp

December 18, 1953 - April 10, 2024

Obituary

Sheila Krapp, 70, Jamestown, ND died Wednesday, April 10, 2024 at Sanford Health in Fargo.

Sheila was born December 18, 1953 at Kensal, ND, the daughter of Bruce and Helen (Smith) Alfstad. She attended school at Grace City and graduated from Grace City High School. 

She and Gene Krapp were married March 31, 1978 at Carrington, ND. They made their home in Carrington where she was a housewife. In 1985 they moved to Jamestown where she helped Gene at the Auto Clinic. In 2006 she retired and traveled with Gene for his job at Blatner Energy.

Sheila loved taking care of animals, especially her cats, Buttons and Willow.

Sheila is survived by her husband, Gene, Jamestown, ND; 2 daughters, Jessica (Joel) Hartman, Buchanan, ND, Rebecca (Hein) Terblanche, Jamestown, ND; 6 grandchildren, Ashlyn Allen, Emile and Lillian Terblanche, Miranda, IsaBella and Brantley Hartman; 2 sisters and 1 brother, Sandy (Camron) Braaten, Carrington, ND, Lyle Alfstad, Fargo, ND, and Nancy (Jeff) Wolsky, Jamestown, ND; and a lot of nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents and 1 brother, Rick.


Funeral Mass will be livestreamed on the Basilica's YouTube page- ​CLICK HERE

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Shirly Krapp
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Deepest sympathy for your loss. Cherish the many memories you have of her. Roger and Shirly
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Paula Stelton
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Gene, Jess, Becky and families, My sincere condolences to you all for the loss of your wife, mother and grandmother.
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Judi Leonard
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Prayers to Gene Krapp and family. So sorry for your loss! God be with you!
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Connie Kassian
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So sorry for your loss. I will pray for the repose of Sheila's soul and pray for all the family left behind.
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Shannon Stutts
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I am sonsorry for your loss Gene. She was a great lady!
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The Mathews Family
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The Mathews Family has purchased Designer's Choice for Sheila Krapp

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