Obituary: Miriam (Anderson) Herzog

OBITUARY: MIRIAM (ANDERSON) HERZOG

PHOTOS ABOVE ARE FROM DAVID & MIRIAM HERZOG WEDDING

We say “Goodbye For Now” to our dear mother, Miriam Herzog, who passed away Friday, January 23rd after a lengthy battle with dementia.

A long time resident of Snohomish. (Machias)

Miriam was born on August 21, 1930 in Bothell, Washington where she grew up with her parents and 8 siblings, all who have preceded her in death, except for Connie, her youngest sister. Also preceding her in death was son, George Herzog, husband Dave Herzog, daughter Marji Reed, and husband Rollin Walton. She leaves behind daughters Marty Menzies and Maree Christian, 12 grandchildren, 24 great grands, and many friends and extended family members with hearts full of love and treasured memories!

As a family, we can testify that Moms joy and peace was founded in her love for her Lord Jesus Christ, and her assurance and longing was to be with Him forever in heaven.

Welcome Home, Mom.

A Celebration of Life service will be held on Sunday, April 19, 2026. 2:00 pm at Machias Community Church.

Johanne Julianne (Buttke) Mischke

 

Johanne Julianne (Buttke) Mischke

is my Maternal GGG Grandmother

Johanne Julianne (Buttke) Mischke

JOHANN CHRISTOPH LUDWIG MISCHKE & Johanne Julianne (Buttke) Mischke

                  My Maternal GGG Grandparents

Descendants of JOHANNE JULIANNE (BUTTKE) MISCHKE

Johanne Julianne (Buttke) was born in 1818 in Pommern, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany and died 8 Sept 1893 in Berlin, Germany.  Johanne was the daughter of Christian & Anna Dorthea Wacholz Buttke.  Johanne Julianne (Buttke) married Johann Christoph Ludwig Mischke.  He was born 10 Nov 1816 in Schlawe, Pommern, Germany and died July 10, 1899 in Berlin, Germany. Johann Christoph Ludwig Mischke was the son of Friedrich Wilhelm Mischke and Friedrique Wilhelmine (Saaren) Mischke.     

1.  CARL CHRISTLIEB (BERNHADRT) HEINRICH MISCHKE b.  Feb 7, 1846 in Wishbur, Pommern d. 1828

Bernhardt Mischke & his family

 brothers: Ernest & Bernhardt Mischke 

BERNHARDT MISCHKE

BROTHERS: 

ERNEST, FRANK & BERNHARDT MISCHKE

                                               Children of Bernhardt Mischke

2.  LOUISE WILHELMINE HENRIETTE MISCHKE b. NOVEMBER 3, 1847 IN Wishbur, Pommern d. JUNE 21, 1854 in Wishur, Pommern.

3.  HANNA FRIEDREIKE JULIANE MISCHKE b.  September 17, 1849 in Wishbur, Pommern d. July 11, 1854 in Wishbur, Pommern 

4. MATHILDE AUGUSTE MARIE MISCHKE b. MARCH 24, 1852 in Wishbur, Pommern  

Anna Schmokel and her mother Matilda, picture taken in Germany

 MATHILDE AUGUSTE MARIE MISCHKE 

Sisters: Matilda & Amelia Mischke

Sisters to my great-great grandfather, Frank Ludwig Mischke 

5.  JOHANN ERNST LUDWIG MISCHKE b. December 11, 1853 and d DECEMBER 15,1931 in NEW MEXICO, USA.

BROTHERS:

ERNEST & BERNHARDT MISCHKE

 ERNEST & EMILIE (KEIL) MISCHKE

BROTHERS: 

ERNEST, FRANK & BERNHARDT MISCHKE

6.  HANNA BERTHA EMILIE MISCHKE b. December 27, 1855 in Wishbur, Pommern

7.  EMILIE HENRIETTE HULDA MISCHKE b. January 16, 1858 

8.  FRANK (FRANZ) MISCHKE  b.12 Aug 1862 in Wishbuhr, Koslien, Pommern, Preussen, Pomerania,Germany, d.4 Aug 1933 in Yakima, WA

FRANK MISCHKE

AGE 18-19

approx 1880-81

Thanks to the collection of Aunt Amelia Huff, through her son Phillip and cousin Lewis Clark, visiting them, we were able to see some never seen before photos of family.

Daniel Joseph Sabo Obituary

Daniel Joseph Sabo

December 16, 1974-August 24, 2022

Dan Sabo passed away in his sleep on August 24, 2022. He was 47 years old.  

His professional career was designing elevators for ThyssenKrupp and Premarius with numerous projects across the country. 

Dan volunteered with the Seafair Hydroplane races for the past 21 years and assisted in the course survey operations which his grandfather chaired for over 50 years. Dan’s hobbies were fishing, cooking/BBQ competitions, and sports fanatic. He was a wealth of sports knowledge and often referred to as beating google to the correct answer. Dan loved Seattle sports and collected memorabilia from the region. He was a 20-year season ticket holder for the Seahawks and would fly in for home games while working out of state. 

Dan was most known for his heart of gold. He would spend his time helping friends in need from getting groceries, driving to doctor appointments, house/pet sitting, to being the ear to listen or the shoulder to cry on. His outlook on life was always to make the world better with the time you have and leave it better and brighter. Dan’s jokes, smile, and laugh will truly be missed.

Dan was preceded in death by his father Joe in March 2020 and his grandparents, Alfred & Naomi (Herzog) Vaughn & Ernest J & Donna (Mitchell) Sabo.

He is survived by his mother, MariLyn; his siblings MariLyn (MariJo) Yim, Rachel Ross, Steven Sabo, Jessie Yerby, 9 nieces and nephews, and many Aunts, Uncles and cousins. He also enjoyed being an honorary uncle to his friend’s children & grandchildren.  A memorial service will take place in May of 2023.

Remembrances are suggested to: Fairview Church of God, Seattle, WA; or the Everett Gospel Mission.