Johann Sigurdur Ingjaldson
December 4, 1929 –August 18, 2021
As published in the September 27, 2021 World-Spectator
On August 18, 2021, Johann Ingjaldson passed away peacefully with family by his side. Johann was born December 4, 1929 at the family farm near Tantallon, Saskatchewan.
Johann was predeceased by his parents Egill and Sigridur, first wife Doreen, father and mother in law Stewart and Eva Perrin, mother-in-law Katie Beitel, brother Jon, daughter Joanne, step-sons Garry and Duane and numberous other relatives and friends.
Johann is survived by his loving wife Hilda, sons Brian (Tammy), Wayne (Marjorie), step-son Ron, son-in-law David, sisters Doreen and Finna, 10 grandchildren, 9 great-grandchildren, sisters-in-law Olive, Emma, Millie, Adela, Marilyn and Arlene and brother-in-law Ed and numerous nieces and nephews.
Johann married Doreen (Perrin) on October 22, 1955. Doreen passed away in 1982. Johann held numerous jobs throughout his work career, ending with 19 years at IMC Potash Mine at Esterhazy. He loved to build and fix things, and loved the challenge of solving problems. Baseball and Barbershop sining were two of his passions.
Johann married Hilda (Beitel) on September 30, 1988. They were avid dancers, and were well known in many dancing circles, particularly the Saskatchewan Pattern Dance Association, of which they were founding members. Travelling, gardening, crafts and volunteering at the Armoury Hall were joys in their life.
Funeral service was held at St. Mary’s Catholic Church, Moosomin on September 8, 2021 with Fr. Frankline Emereuwa officiating. Cory Ingjaldson was the Urn Bearer accompanied by the other grandchildren. All in attendance were honorary pall bearers. Ushers were Brian Beitel and Marcel DeCorby.
Private family interment followed at Moosomin North Cemetary.
Memorial donations can be made to the Moosomin Armoury Box 125, Moosomin, SK S0G 3N0, or the Moosomin & District Health Care Foundation for Moosomin Long-Term Care Box 1470, Moosomin, SK S0G 3N0.
Arrangements were entrusted to G.R. Carscadden Funeral Chapel, Moosomin, SK.
Loan guarantees in budget will create opportunities
Some positive news came for Indigenous communities across the country in the federal budget, with some $9 billion worth of housing, policing, health c...
700 attend grand opening for new Redvers Ag Kubota dealership
Around 700 people packed into the building and lined up for lunch on Thursday when Redvers Ag held the grand opening for their new Kubota dealership a...
Age Friendly partnering with Moosomin & District Seniors Club on transportation project
Moosomin Age Friendly is happy to announce that they will be partnering with the Moosomin and District Seniors Club Inc. to pursue a project for trans...
-
Out of $2,650,000 to be raised: fourth stage of airport fundraising at $ 1,746,514
-
RCMP take questions on recruitment, amalgamation, drugs and missing people
-
Megan Kelly pursuing her love of music
-
Saskatchewan growing at fastest rate ever
-
Teachers working to rule starting today
-
Rocanville pool refurbishment on track for summer construction
-
I’ve never been more proud of our little corner of the world
-
Skout Brewing ready to open this week
-
Town paving plan includes arena parking lot
-
IJACK gives $500,000 to airport project
-
Elkhorn rallies for Filipino family in need
-
Ty Cutler wins Rookie Buckle at Man-Sask auctioneering competition
-
Fundraising strong at Chamber meeting
-
Firefighter curling championships a huge success
-
Esterhazy receives more funding for new hospital
-
Wawota’s Suzanne Eisler to receive Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal
-
Play Fair Daycare updates on second building
-
“The government of Saskatchewan is committed to making sure that there’s a CT scanner in Moosomin”
-
Update #1 – RCMP Major Crimes investigating deaths near Neudorf, Saskatchewan
-
Yorkton RCMP investigating rollover
-
Amaranth RCMP respond to fatal collision
-
Construction grows in Saskatchewan
-
Moosomin starts planning for Communities in Bloom
-
Moosomin MLA Steven Bonk: ‘Our government is committed to having a CT Scanner in Moosomin’