Angeline Kurtzweil
On January 14, 2025, a cold but sunny winter day, our mom, Angeline (Angie) (Pospyhalla) Kurtzweil, took her last breath and entered her eternal life in heaven. She opened her eyes and walked into the loving arms of her husband, Edwin (Eddie) Kurtzweil, whom she missed for nearly seven years since his passing in 2018.
Born on December 31, 1936, to her parents, Louis and Hedwig Pospyhalla, in the Edgar area, Angie graduated from Edgar High School. Not long after high school, at a local dance, Angie’s eyes locked onto the handsome Marine, Eddie. Soon, they were married at Sacred Heart Church of Cassel on November 12,1955. Angie was the wife of a dairy farmer, but just as important to her, she was the mother of five children, whom she raised to be strong, hardworking, but caring and compassionate adults, the values she felt were important for her own life and for her children.
Angie always cherished the time she spent with her children, and later with her grandchildren, when she could share her passion for cooking and baking, treating everyone with the delightful smell of the best, warm cinnamon rolls on Sunday mornings before church. She was talented with her sewing skills, and, as a young mother, could take a bolt of fabric and design three beautiful dresses for her three young girls. Over the years, Angie enjoyed growing and tending to her decorative flower gardens, along with a productive vegetable garden that provided the nutrition for her family. After a long day of work, she enjoyed sitting with a cup of coffee and reading the newspaper, keeping herself up to date on what was happening in the world. Most of all, she loved working side by side with Eddie, milking the cows every morning and night, and then, in later years, working in the ginseng gardens with him.
After they retired, they moved off the farm and built a house outside of Edgar where they continued to bring the family together for family events
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