Category:Mark Hinderer

Mark Hinderer
PictureHere	Born:1930 - Feb. 1st Died: 2009 - May 14th Married:date- never married Spouse: FirsMaiden Children: FirstMaiden Parents: Emanuel Hinderer and Melinda Hintz Siblings:Mary Olga Mark John Paul Other:	Contents 1 Short Biography 2 Obituary 3 Occupation(s) 4 Residences 5 Other 6 Memories 7 Related Links 7.1 Bottom of Page

Short Biography

Obituary

Mark E. Hinderer was born February 1, 1930, to Emanuel Paul and Melinda (Hintz) Hinderer. He was a lifelong resident of Waterville, WA, attending school there and graduating from high school in 1948. Mark was a confirmed member of the Lutheran Church and attended regularly.

During his lifetime, he was a 4-H member and his accomplishments earned him a trip to Washington D.C. He was also a member of the Grange and the American Legion Forty and Eight Club.

After high school, Mark was drafted into the Army and served in Alaska. He was very proud of his military service and has always had a great love and concern for his country. Mark attended Wenatchee Valley College before settling down to a lifetime career of farming in Douglas County.

Mark was the chief mechanic of “Hinderer Trio” (the other parts of Trio being brothers, Paul and John), keeping the farm machinery running smoothly. Although Mark had no family of his own, he was very fond of his nieces and nephews and supported them in their activities.

He was preceded in death by his parents; and a sister, Mary Beth. Surviving Mark are one sister, Olga Irene McNamara of Toledo, OH; two brothers, John and wife, Rosemarie and Paul and wife, Lois, all of Waterville; seven nieces and nephews, Martin Hinderer (Michele), Bettina deBeer (Luniel), Shannon Burnett (Mike), Susan McCray (Jason), Garth Hinderer (Naoko) and Michael (Meghan), John and David McNamara; and many grand-nieces and nephews.

Funeral Services will be held at 11:00 a.m., Wednesday, May 20, 2009, at the Waterville United Lutheran Church. Family Visitation will be from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, May 19 at the Waterville Funeral Home. Memorials may be made to the Waterville Ambulance Fund. Arrangements are by the Waterville Funeral Home.

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Memories

Kathryn Baur - Goats: Yes you are correct Jim We got them from across the mountains. They were advertised in the paper as being 50 cents each. Dad figured a cheap way to feed his family once they were raised. Too bad they were all claimed as pets before we left the farm. He did have a soft spot after all and never took them to market.

Mom you did not overfeed the goats. They got into the oats and we found them bloated in the am before school. We had to walk and walk them around the house to get the gas down. I think Nanny died or was it Stripe? The other one Bouncer with the lame leg could not get to the oats so he was ok. Mom since when did you think you fed the goats???? Did you clean the pen too? :-) After I left home I think Billy was sold right?