Sandra Dewald

Sandra Dewald

March 07, 1953 - March 05, 2024

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Sandra Kay Dewald, 70, Streeter, ND died Tuesday March 5, 2024 at Billings, MT. 

Sandi was born March 7, 1953 at Jamestown, ND, the daughter of Bennie and Sally (Devereaux) Dewald. She attended school and graduated from Streeter High School in 1971. She attended Cosmetology School in Fargo, ND.

Sandi and Timothy Dewald were married March 23, 1973 at Streeter, ND. They made their home in Streeter where she had her own salon until going to work as a cook for the Streeter Senior Center and also did full time work at the Central Grasslands Research Extension Center at Streeter.

She was a member of Hope United Church of Christ, served as a lay pastor, member of the Women’s Guild, a Sunday school superintendent, Streeter Lions, Volunteer Fire Department. Sandi also enjoyed crafts, making cards, prayer pockets, going to second hand stores, helped with the Streeter Buffalo Supper, photography, and was a soloist for family & friend's weddings.  Sandi was an exceptional baker and gave away cookies, fleischkuechle, knoephla soup, and cheese buttons. She also loved knitting, crocheting, gardening and butterflies. Sandi published books for the history of Streeter and wrote poems. Sandi was a precious and unforgettable friend.

Sandi is survived by her husband Tim, Streeter, ND; 1 son Michael (Jody) Dewald, Fargo, ND; 3 grandsons, Parker, Carter and Tyler; 2 sisters and 1 brother, Judy (Virgil) Horst, Mandan, ND, Craig (Mary Jane) Dewald, Streeter, ND, and Joleen Dewald, CA.

She was preceded in death by her parents.

IN LIEU OF FLOWERS MEMORIALS REQUESTED TO: 

Tim and Sandi Dewald Scholarship at the NDSU Foundation or online by visiting this link: https://www.givetondsu.com/donate/agriculture.  Select other as the designation and put “Tim and Sandi Dewald Scholarship” in the open box.  


The funeral service is available to view here- https://hautfuneralhome.livecontrol.tv/3a4470f8

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Alberta Zinck-Speidel
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I am so saddened to hear about Sandi’s passing. I will never forget how kind she was to my parents. She was always doing something for someone . Had a heart of gold - when I think of her I think of “ Kindness”. She was such a talented person, one of the hardest workers I know, had a beautiful voice and was a friend to all. She pierced my ears with ice cubes back in high school and I was so excited. Streeter will miss her very much. My prayers and thoughts are with you Tim and your family members. I am so sorry for your loss.💕🙏🏽
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Linda & Gary Kienzle
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Sandi and I lived together while we attended Cosmetology school in Fargo. I remember 1 night , we loaded the car with fellow students and went to Streeter for the buffalo supper. She was always so proud of her hometown. She sang at our wedding over 50 years ago. We continued to stay in touch. I will miss receiving her homemade cards. Rest in Peace old friend, Linda and Gary Kienzle
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Judy Jorst
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Sandi you will be missed so much! I will miss you phone calls and text messages. I will miss getting together and taking all those pictures you were the best. I know you could work circles around me I think I was the lazier sister. Rest in Peace.
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Lori (Hoffer)Kubitz
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Hugs and prayers to the family. A genuine and wonderful friend, neighbor and contributor to the community! Sing with the angels Sandy!
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Marcey Zenker Horner
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Thoughts and prayers are with you. She sang at our wedding many years ago and was a good friend to our mother when she worked at the senior center. She was a special person and will be missed by many.
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Fara Brummer
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Sandi welcomed me to North Dakota when I first started at Central Grasslands Research Center. She was always so thoughtful and really cared about people. She taught me so much about the area and always invited me to family events. She became a great friend and we continued to stay in touch even when I moved back to Oregon. I still use her lovely crocheted bookmarks and have kept her handmade cards. A special friend. My thoughts and prayers are with the Dewald family

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