Lydia Powell, loving wife and mother, passed away at home In Appleton on Tuesday morning, October 21, 2014. Lydia was born in Grassland, Alberta, Canada on May 18, 1933, daughter of the late Kyzma and Kzana (Diatel) Poterucka. On September 10, 1051, she married Richard Powell in Vero Beach, Florida; he survives. Lydia worked most…
Continue ReadingI want to express my sadness at Lydia's passing. I will alway remember her as a kind and generous friend. My condolences to Dick and her children.
My deepest sympathy to our old neighbors from South 11th Street in Escanaba, we lived next door to you for many years and had many good times together as families with children of similar ages, I'll always remember your Mom's blueberry pierogies after a day of blueberry picking together on the Stonington Peninsula, and listening to our mother's gossip together over a pot of coffee at the kitchen table, and your Mom's reverence of Good Friday traditions, I was awed by her strong ethnic heritage and pride of her background - Jane you are in my thoughts & prayers at this time - sympathy from your old friend & neighbor Janet
My deepest sympathy to our old neighbors from South 11th Street in Escanaba, we lived next door to you for many years and had many good times together as families with children of similar ages, I'll always remember your Mom's blueberry pierogies after a day of blueberry picking together on the Stonington Peninsula, and listening to our mother's gossip together over a pot of coffee at the kitchen table, and your Mom's reverence of Good Friday traditions, I was awed by her strong ethnic heritage and pride of her background - Jane you are in my thoughts & prayers at this time - sympathy from your old friend & neighbor Janet
Lydia was so kind to me when I worked at Bishop Noa. And sooo funny!! I have always carried her kindness and love in my heart. God bless you and God speed!!!
Lydia was so kind to me when I worked at Bishop Noa. And sooo funny!! I have always carried her kindness and love in my heart. God bless you and God speed!!!

Jackie & Andy,
We are so sorry to hear about the loss of your Mom. She was such a delightful lady and know that we enjoyed her stories and I her expertise in the kitchen!
Please know that: "Friends are the pillars on your porch. Sometimes they hold you up, sometimes they lean on you and sometimes it's just enough to know that they are standing by." ~ Author Unknown
Love, The Reimer Family~ Mark, Kris Ben & Sam
Jackie & Andy,
We are so sorry to hear about the loss of your Mom. She was such a delightful lady and know that we enjoyed her stories and I her expertise in the kitchen!
Please know that: "Friends are the pillars on your porch. Sometimes they hold you up, sometimes they lean on you and sometimes it's just enough to know that they are standing by." ~ Author Unknown
Love, The Reimer Family~ Mark, Kris Ben & Sam