Marvin Hallwachs

Marvin Hallwachs, age 84, of Carrington, ND died Thursday, June 8, 2017 at Golden Acers Manor, Carrington.

Marvin Charles Hallwachs was born May 9, 1933, on a farm in Longview Township, rural Carrington, the son of Charles and Helen (Paluh) Hallwachs.  He attended school there through 8th grade.  He worked as a farmer and mechanic, doing custom spraying and custom combining.  He also worked as trucker and mechanic for Clark Trucking.  Marvin operated a farm and cattle ranch by Hawksnest. 

Marvin met Audrey Schaffer, and they were married November 14, 1952, at the Federated Church in Carrington.  They had 3 children together.  In 1989, they moved into Carrington. Marvin rented out his farm, while continuing to work on engines.

Marvin enjoyed hunting, fishing, trapping, and playing cards, pinochle was his favorite.  Marvin was quite charming and looked forward to spending time with family.  He was a man of strong faith and a devout member of Federated Church UCC/UMC.  He was also an Eagles Member for many years.

He is survived by his two sons, Harley (Denise) of Pettibone, ND, and Bryon (Wileen Upton), Mills, WY;  one daughter, Deborah (Michael) Haugen of Maddock, ND; five sisters Lucille Clark, Carrington; Ann Geske Pingree; Catherine Hertel, Pingree; Betty (Bud) Schock; Carrington, Carol Mehring, Pingree and a special friend Shirley Teske; 7 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren and one expected in July; three sisters-in-law Marlene Schaffer, Cheryl Schaffer and Mary Kay Holzworth along with many nieces and nephews.

He is preceded in death by his wife, Audrey; his parents; six brothers-in-law Ted Clark, Leonard Geske, Elmer Hertel, John Mehring Jr., Marvin Schaffer, Ronald Schaffer and Kenneth Schaffer.    

 

PRAYER SERVICE:

Monday (June 12th) at 7PM in Evans Funeral Home, Carrington, ND

FUNERAL SERVICE:

Federated Church, UCC/UMC, Carrington, ND

DATE AND TIME:

Tuesday, June 13, 2017 at 10:30AM

BURIAL:

Carrington Cemetery


Posted Condolences:
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Name: Gary Lemert

Date: 18JUN17

Message: My condolences go out to the Hallwachs family. Know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.  My memories or Marvin were mostly around baling at our place.  It always seemed like it was the hottest days of the year when he showed up with the tractor, baler and wagons.  No matter what went wrong he always had a smile on his face and a laugh that made everything seem OK.  He will be greatly missed.

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Name: Peggy (Allen) Krein

Date: 06/13/17

Message: So sorry for your loss.  Mom always had so much fun with ALL the Hallwachs and enjoyed visiting with everyone.  Thoughts and prayers to all of you.  Take Care.

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Name: Mark Hallwachs

Date: 06/12/2017

Message: Marvin was always more like a brother to dad than a cousin. From hunting and fishing to working hard together as they have all their lives. One could always expect a smile, a firm and sincere hand shake or hug every time you met with Marvin. He had a distinct laugh that would bringing out the best in everyone. This was most remembered while sharing several pots of hot coffee and great conversation with him. The mechanical skills he learned from Uncle Charlie and those he learned on his own, made him very sought after for consultation whenever anyone in the family had mechanical issues. And like with everything in his life, he never gave up until the problem was solved. Deborah, Harley and Bryon, our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time of sorrow and loss of your Father. He will be greatly missed. God bless you all,

Mark, Rae Lynn & Collin

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Name: Lory Hennings Sund

Date: June 9, 2017

Message: Condolences to all the family of Matvin. He was a very nice man. God love and protect you all.

 

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Name: Toni (Waliser) Smith

Date: 6-09-2017

Message: My condolences to the entire Hallwachs family.  It was nice to see some of you while I was there for my Mom's services.  I didn't know Marvin real well (great picture of him), but I remember his Dad (Charley) very well.  He worked on the first car that I bought while I was in High School and did work for my Dad.  Our lives intertwined a lot through the years.  Your family has endured a lot of losses and my thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Toni (Waliser) Smith