Birth date: Oct 6, 1935 Death date: Sep 7, 2019
Mayme Elaine Malmquist, age 83, passed away on Saturday, September 7, 2019. She was born in Kaleva, MI on October 6, 1935 to Leonard and Irma Kamppinen. Mayme is survived by her children, Elaine Madison, Steve Manthei, Mark Manthe Read Obituary
I am Mayme's stepson, David Malmquist, son of her late husband Henry. My brother Paul, Henry's brother Roy and sister Joyce will also miss her. We are sorry to see that Mayme's family left out us out when mentioning the people she leaves behind. We well all remember her. When I would visit her and dad, mostly in Arizona, she would cook us some of the best meals I've had. Thanks for the good times we had together. Rest in Peace Mayme.
DEAR JIM AND SHELLY.. .MY HEART ACHES FOR ALL OF YOU.WE ONLY KNOW TOO WELL WHAT IT FEELS LIKE TO LOOSE OUR PARENTS.. MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH AT THIS VERY SAD TIME IN YOUR LIVES.
MASSES FROM ST. JOSEPH SEMINARY TO FOLLOWHUGS AND KISSESCILL
Such a beautiful poem. You and Deb are in our thoughts and prayers.
My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
So sorry for your loss Tom & Deb! Keeping you in our prayers at this difficult time.
Our deepest condolences on the loss of Mayme. The Mantheis, Burels and Wonders are all linked forever to the old neighborhood in Montague. Love to you all! Dave and Diane Burel
My thoughts and prayers for Elaine, Steve, Mark, Jim, Tom, and Philip and all of your family for the loss of Mayme. I have fond memories of my time spent with your family. Never a dull moment. Fun times. Love and condolences Lynn Klenk
I heard you singing when the dawn was grey
And silver dew on evry blossom lay;
Though the rising sun too soon drank up the dew,
I thought I heard you singing all the long day through.
I heard you singing in the silent hour
When evening came with sleep for bird and flower;
A song like happy murmuring of woodland streams,
I thought I heard you singing down the vale of dreams.
Beloved, when the last call echoes clear,
And I must part from all that is so dear,
I shall not fear the valley that before me lies,
If I may hear you singing as I close my eyes.
