Daughter of:
Waldorf Robert Loesel and Milda Augusta Fischer
Wife of:
William Wallace "Bill" Jarman, married October 14, 1961. Son of Vernon Jarman and Helena Wester. Source: This obituary.
ILA MAE LOESEL JARMAN went home to be with her Lord and Savior early on the morning of June 16th. She was born in Frankenmuth, Michigan to Waldorf and Milda Loesel and joined their children Ralph, Roy, Shirley and Ruth as the youngest on November 18, 1939. She went to Saginaw Lutheran Seminary and after high school worked for a short while as a telephone operator with Michigan Bell. She met Bill Jarman and then married him on October 14, 1961. They went on to have two children, Charles and Mike in Detroit, before moving to Cheboygan where Pete and Heidi were added to the family. Ila enjoyed singing and working in the garden as well as traveling and sending cards of celebration and encouragement to her sons and daughter wherever they might be, in the army, university or away from home. She also sent many cards to people in her church congregation and her extended family. She was a fantastic cook and there was almost always a homemade dessert after dinner each night and in the Christmas season there was no shortage of Christmas cookies or stollen.
Ila is preceded in death by her parents, Waldorf and Milda (Fischer) Loesel, her brothers, Ralph and Roy (Sally), her sisters, Shirley (Ed) Strobel and Ruth (Gib) Lorenz. She was also preceded by a foster sister Geraldine (Vern) Loomis. She is also preceded in death on her husband, Bill's side of the family by her father-in-law and mother-in-law Vernon and Helena Jarman, her siblings-in-law and nephew, Don (Marcia) and (Andy) Jarman, Joe Hall, and Al Paris, Mable Williams, Louie Jarman and Dale Jarman.
Ila is survived by her husband Bill, her sons, Charles (Rene), Mike, Pete (Kim), daughter, Heidi (Donald "Siggy") Sigfried, a number of grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Also survivng are Vi Hall, Joyce Paris, Helen (Alton) Buck, Ed (Dee) Jarman, Tom (Linda) Jarman, Judy Jarman, Lola Jarman, Joanne Ostwald, and Dave (Theann) Jarman and many nieces and nephews.
A funeral will take place at St. John's Lutheran Church in Cheboygan on Saturday, June 19, 2021 at 11am with family greeting friends at 9:30. Pastor Mike Schaedig will officiate. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Saint John's Lutheran Church in Cheboygan or to your favorite nonprofit organization.
Researcher's Note: She passed away in Hancock Haven Retirement Village in Cheboygan and burial to take place on July 19, 2021 in Munro Cemetery. Source: Rene Jarman.
Research by Sherri L. Czuchra
Waldorf Robert Loesel and Milda Augusta Fischer
Wife of:
William Wallace "Bill" Jarman, married October 14, 1961. Son of Vernon Jarman and Helena Wester. Source: This obituary.
ILA MAE LOESEL JARMAN went home to be with her Lord and Savior early on the morning of June 16th. She was born in Frankenmuth, Michigan to Waldorf and Milda Loesel and joined their children Ralph, Roy, Shirley and Ruth as the youngest on November 18, 1939. She went to Saginaw Lutheran Seminary and after high school worked for a short while as a telephone operator with Michigan Bell. She met Bill Jarman and then married him on October 14, 1961. They went on to have two children, Charles and Mike in Detroit, before moving to Cheboygan where Pete and Heidi were added to the family. Ila enjoyed singing and working in the garden as well as traveling and sending cards of celebration and encouragement to her sons and daughter wherever they might be, in the army, university or away from home. She also sent many cards to people in her church congregation and her extended family. She was a fantastic cook and there was almost always a homemade dessert after dinner each night and in the Christmas season there was no shortage of Christmas cookies or stollen.
Ila is preceded in death by her parents, Waldorf and Milda (Fischer) Loesel, her brothers, Ralph and Roy (Sally), her sisters, Shirley (Ed) Strobel and Ruth (Gib) Lorenz. She was also preceded by a foster sister Geraldine (Vern) Loomis. She is also preceded in death on her husband, Bill's side of the family by her father-in-law and mother-in-law Vernon and Helena Jarman, her siblings-in-law and nephew, Don (Marcia) and (Andy) Jarman, Joe Hall, and Al Paris, Mable Williams, Louie Jarman and Dale Jarman.
Ila is survived by her husband Bill, her sons, Charles (Rene), Mike, Pete (Kim), daughter, Heidi (Donald "Siggy") Sigfried, a number of grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Also survivng are Vi Hall, Joyce Paris, Helen (Alton) Buck, Ed (Dee) Jarman, Tom (Linda) Jarman, Judy Jarman, Lola Jarman, Joanne Ostwald, and Dave (Theann) Jarman and many nieces and nephews.
A funeral will take place at St. John's Lutheran Church in Cheboygan on Saturday, June 19, 2021 at 11am with family greeting friends at 9:30. Pastor Mike Schaedig will officiate. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Saint John's Lutheran Church in Cheboygan or to your favorite nonprofit organization.
Researcher's Note: She passed away in Hancock Haven Retirement Village in Cheboygan and burial to take place on July 19, 2021 in Munro Cemetery. Source: Rene Jarman.
Research by Sherri L. Czuchra
Daughter of:
Waldorf Robert Loesel and Milda Augusta Fischer
Wife of:
William Wallace "Bill" Jarman, married October 14, 1961. Son of Vernon Jarman and Helena Wester. Source: This obituary.
ILA MAE LOESEL JARMAN went home to be with her Lord and Savior early on the morning of June 16th. She was born in Frankenmuth, Michigan to Waldorf and Milda Loesel and joined their children Ralph, Roy, Shirley and Ruth as the youngest on November 18, 1939. She went to Saginaw Lutheran Seminary and after high school worked for a short while as a telephone operator with Michigan Bell. She met Bill Jarman and then married him on October 14, 1961. They went on to have two children, Charles and Mike in Detroit, before moving to Cheboygan where Pete and Heidi were added to the family. Ila enjoyed singing and working in the garden as well as traveling and sending cards of celebration and encouragement to her sons and daughter wherever they might be, in the army, university or away from home. She also sent many cards to people in her church congregation and her extended family. She was a fantastic cook and there was almost always a homemade dessert after dinner each night and in the Christmas season there was no shortage of Christmas cookies or stollen.
Ila is preceded in death by her parents, Waldorf and Milda (Fischer) Loesel, her brothers, Ralph and Roy (Sally), her sisters, Shirley (Ed) Strobel and Ruth (Gib) Lorenz. She was also preceded by a foster sister Geraldine (Vern) Loomis. She is also preceded in death on her husband, Bill's side of the family by her father-in-law and mother-in-law Vernon and Helena Jarman, her siblings-in-law and nephew, Don (Marcia) and (Andy) Jarman, Joe Hall, and Al Paris, Mable Williams, Louie Jarman and Dale Jarman.
Ila is survived by her husband Bill, her sons, Charles (Rene), Mike, Pete (Kim), daughter, Heidi (Donald "Siggy") Sigfried, a number of grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Also survivng are Vi Hall, Joyce Paris, Helen (Alton) Buck, Ed (Dee) Jarman, Tom (Linda) Jarman, Judy Jarman, Lola Jarman, Joanne Ostwald, and Dave (Theann) Jarman and many nieces and nephews.
A funeral will take place at St. John's Lutheran Church in Cheboygan on Saturday, June 19, 2021 at 11am with family greeting friends at 9:30. Pastor Mike Schaedig will officiate. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Saint John's Lutheran Church in Cheboygan or to your favorite nonprofit organization.
Researcher's Note: She passed away in Hancock Haven Retirement Village in Cheboygan and burial to take place on July 19, 2021 in Munro Cemetery. Source: Rene Jarman.
Research by Sherri L. Czuchra
Waldorf Robert Loesel and Milda Augusta Fischer
Wife of:
William Wallace "Bill" Jarman, married October 14, 1961. Son of Vernon Jarman and Helena Wester. Source: This obituary.
ILA MAE LOESEL JARMAN went home to be with her Lord and Savior early on the morning of June 16th. She was born in Frankenmuth, Michigan to Waldorf and Milda Loesel and joined their children Ralph, Roy, Shirley and Ruth as the youngest on November 18, 1939. She went to Saginaw Lutheran Seminary and after high school worked for a short while as a telephone operator with Michigan Bell. She met Bill Jarman and then married him on October 14, 1961. They went on to have two children, Charles and Mike in Detroit, before moving to Cheboygan where Pete and Heidi were added to the family. Ila enjoyed singing and working in the garden as well as traveling and sending cards of celebration and encouragement to her sons and daughter wherever they might be, in the army, university or away from home. She also sent many cards to people in her church congregation and her extended family. She was a fantastic cook and there was almost always a homemade dessert after dinner each night and in the Christmas season there was no shortage of Christmas cookies or stollen.
Ila is preceded in death by her parents, Waldorf and Milda (Fischer) Loesel, her brothers, Ralph and Roy (Sally), her sisters, Shirley (Ed) Strobel and Ruth (Gib) Lorenz. She was also preceded by a foster sister Geraldine (Vern) Loomis. She is also preceded in death on her husband, Bill's side of the family by her father-in-law and mother-in-law Vernon and Helena Jarman, her siblings-in-law and nephew, Don (Marcia) and (Andy) Jarman, Joe Hall, and Al Paris, Mable Williams, Louie Jarman and Dale Jarman.
Ila is survived by her husband Bill, her sons, Charles (Rene), Mike, Pete (Kim), daughter, Heidi (Donald "Siggy") Sigfried, a number of grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Also survivng are Vi Hall, Joyce Paris, Helen (Alton) Buck, Ed (Dee) Jarman, Tom (Linda) Jarman, Judy Jarman, Lola Jarman, Joanne Ostwald, and Dave (Theann) Jarman and many nieces and nephews.
A funeral will take place at St. John's Lutheran Church in Cheboygan on Saturday, June 19, 2021 at 11am with family greeting friends at 9:30. Pastor Mike Schaedig will officiate. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Saint John's Lutheran Church in Cheboygan or to your favorite nonprofit organization.
Researcher's Note: She passed away in Hancock Haven Retirement Village in Cheboygan and burial to take place on July 19, 2021 in Munro Cemetery. Source: Rene Jarman.
Research by Sherri L. Czuchra
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