Amy Elizabeth Allen

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Generation: 1

  1. 1.  Amy Elizabeth Allen (daughter of William Edward Allen and N.D. Fleck).

    Amy — Matthew Falkner. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. Samuel Joseph Falkner was born 3 Sep 2011; died 16 Nov 2011.

Generation: 2

  1. 2.  William Edward Allen was born 23 Nov 1942, Wauwatosa, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA; died 14 Feb 1996.

    Notes:

    Pastor William E. Allen, 53 ,of L'Anse,Mi,formerly of Covington,Mi, died Wednesday,Feb.14.1996 ,at Baraga County Memorial Hospital after a long illness.
    He was born Nov.23,1942 in Waukesha ,Wi.,a son of Edward and Adeline (Ulseth) Allen.He was a graduate of Kingsford High School and Concordia Seminary of St.Louis ,Mo.in 1973,with a Masters of Divinity.On June 13,1970 he married Norma Fleck in Fort Wayne ,In.
    Allen was an ordained minister of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod .He served churches in Cape Girardeau,Mo ,Shawano,Wi, Hammond La ,Fremont In ,and was Parish Vicar at Beardstown Il. He came to Covington in 1993 to serve Trinity Lutheran Church and retired in 1988 because of ill health.In 1989 he moved with his family to L'Anse .
    He was a member of the Lutheran's Layman League,Zone Counselor of the Southeast Missouri Zone .A member of the Iron Mountain Philatelist Club and the Iron Mountain City Band .
    He is survived by his wife Norma;his parents Edward and Adeline Allen of Kingsford;a son Aaron Allen and a daughter Amy Elizabeth Allen ,both of L'Anse ;a brother Richard (Clarice) Allen of Quinnesec ;two sisters Noreen (Harvey) Schulze of Janesville ,Wi and Heidi(Patrick)Reynolds of Madison ,Wi and nieces,nephews and cousins .He was preceded in death by two brothers ,Adrain and Jeffrey.
    Funeral services were held on Saturday,Feb. 17,1996 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Covington. Reverand William Viergutz officiated and burial will be in the Covington Cemetery. The Jacobson Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

    Allen Remembered for Dedication
    by Nancy Besonen
    Lord for my sake teach me to take,one day at a time.
    The song "One Day at a Time "was a favorite of Pastor William Allen of L'Anse . When illness forced his retirement from Trinity Lutheran Church in Covington in 1988 ,he sang it to the congregation at a party they held in his honor . Pastor Allen got through the song just fine - it was the rest who had a bit of trouble.
    Last Wednesday,Pastor Allen died at Baarga County Hospital from a brain tumor that had interupted,but not ended,his ministry .While it had robbed him of the ability to put his thoughts into words,his talent of singing and playing his guitar were somehow spared .These two gifts would provide the basis for his continuing work,one day at a time .
    In 1969 he moved his wife, Norma, and children, Amy and Arron from the parsonage in Covington to a home in L'Anse .He was no longer able to drive,but lived only a short walk from the hospital,where he and his guitar became frequent visitors at the bedsides of past parishioners,friends,and residents of the Skilled Nursing Unit (SNU).
    He sang for residents of the Winkler's Nursing Home in L'Anse ,at Green Hill Manor,and performed as a soloist during services at many churches in and outside of L'Anse . Craig Anderson ,former pastor of United Lutheran Church was often accompanied by Pastor Allen in services he held for the seniors and the infirmed .
    Pastor Allen continued to serve the Trinity Lutheran Church as a music leader for it's Sunday School and Vacation Bible School ,accompanying the children on his guitar from his seat in a front pew. Until recent years he also soloed and sang with the Trinty Church choir .
    At his funeral Sunday ,the pastor was remembered for his dedication,and his attention to detail .Pastor Allen had written out his funeral service earlier in his illness,on a sheet of paper that was only recently discovered by his wife, The program was faithfully followed by the minister who succeeded him at Trinity,Pastor Bill Viergutz .
    Pastor Viergutz and other members of clergy lauded Pastor Allen for his unquestioning acceptance of his disease,and all that has been taken from him.Those who filled Trinity Saturday and others who have known Pastor Allen,will remember him for what the disease could not take away .

    William married N.D. Fleck [Group Sheet]


  2. 3.  N.D. Fleck
    Children:
    1. Aaron Allen
    2. 1. Amy Elizabeth Allen


Generation: 3

  1. 6.  Norman Richard Fleck was born 26 May 1917, Fort Wayne, Allen, Indiana, USA; died 1 May 1987, Rome, Noble, Indiana, USA.

    Norman — Danita Earlene Ness (Adams). Danita (daughter of Theodore Bruno Ness and Vermonta Victoria Butler) was born 25 Apr 1921, Johnson, La Grange, Indiana, USA; died 17 Jun 2004, Rome, Noble, Indiana, USA. [Group Sheet]


  2. 7.  Danita Earlene Ness (Adams) was born 25 Apr 1921, Johnson, La Grange, Indiana, USA (daughter of Theodore Bruno Ness and Vermonta Victoria Butler); died 17 Jun 2004, Rome, Noble, Indiana, USA.
    Children:
    1. 3. N.D. Fleck
    2. Lawrence James Fleck was born 3 Sep 1950, Kendallville, Noble, Indiana, USA; died 27 Sep 2014, Auburn.
    3. R.J. Fleck


Generation: 4

  1. 14.  Theodore Bruno Ness was born 6 Oct 1898, Indiana (son of John Ness and Elizabeth Johanna Schmitt); died 7 Jan 1969, Kendallville, Noble, Indiana, USA.

    Theodore married Vermonta Victoria Butler 2 Feb 1918, Hillsdale, Hillsdale, Michigan, USA. Vermonta was born 6 Mar 1900, Jay County, Indiana, USA; died 3 Jan 1922, Johnson, LaGrange, Indiana, USA. [Group Sheet]


  2. 15.  Vermonta Victoria Butler was born 6 Mar 1900, Jay County, Indiana, USA; died 3 Jan 1922, Johnson, LaGrange, Indiana, USA.
    Children:
    1. John Ulric Ness (Adams) was born 20 Nov 1918, Johnson, LaGrange, Indiana, USA; died 23 Feb 1996, Kendallville, Noble, Indiana, USA.
    2. 7. Danita Earlene Ness (Adams) was born 25 Apr 1921, Johnson, La Grange, Indiana, USA; died 17 Jun 2004, Rome, Noble, Indiana, USA.