Abigail Sue Hansen, age 72, of St. Ansgar, died on Saturday, June 5, 2021, while under Hospice care at her son's home.
Funeral Service at the Champion Funeral Home in Osage with Rev. Cindy S. Krause officiating. Burial at the Woodbury Cemetery rural Lyle, Minnesota. Memorials may be made to the Alzheimer's Association.
Abbie Sue Hansen, was born on October 7, 1948, in Mason City, Iowa, the daughter of Harold and Hjordis "Dolly" Schipper. She graduated from Mason City High School in 1967. She started at the North Iowa Area Community College (NIACC) the next fall, where she was swept off her feet by Jeffery P. Hansen. Their courtship was swift and the lovebirds eloped on Valentine's Day, 1969.
The city girl became a country girl when they settled in Otranto, a small-town North of St. Ansgar, Iowa. Later in life, they became snowbirds and spent their winters in Lake Havasu, Arizona. Abbie and Jeff were blessed with two children. She encouraged her children to be involved in many activities like 4-H, Dance, Karate, Band and Choir, Speech and Drama, Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts. She was always the first to lend a hand when they needed help and was their loudest cheerleader.
Abbie loved going to craft shows and started her own business making teddy bears with moveable joints and voice boxes. Abbie then worked many years at The Bridal Theatre in St. Ansgar. She loved helping brides say yes to the dress. Years later she made floral arrangements at The Cottage, where she enjoyed interacting with the lunch clientele.
After retirement, she started a business with her friend Diane Patterson making watches with interchangeable jeweled bracelets. She also loved antiques and could be found at an auction or antiquing on the occasional girls' trip to Orinoco.
Abbie loved being a Grandma. She loved to spend time with her grandkids teaching them how to ride a bike and swim, making cupcakes and cookies, creating elaborate treasure hunts for them to solve, and playing under the sprinklers. Abbie loved life. She loved seeing and learning new things all the time. She never met a challenge she didn't conquer. Over the course of her life, she was a wife, mother, grandma, seamstress, gardener, florist, tailor, baker, bear maker, technology guru, avid knitter, and watch and jewelry maker. She was mighty and fierce. She will be missed greatly.
Abbie was preceded in death by her parents Harold and Dolly Schipper and her in-laws Christian and Doris Hansen.
Her beautiful life will be cherished in the hearts of her husband Jeff Hansen; children Heather Hansen and Mohammed Laaboudi, Jeremy Hansen, and Christian Hartings; grandchildren Malik Hagood, Ismael Laaboudi, and Yusuf Laaboudi; her brothers Skip (Harold) and Jan Schipper Jr. and Adam Schipper; nieces Missy and Jeff Sneed and Sarah Schipper; grand dogs Jackson, Everest (Evie), and Uki; and her grand bird Romeo.
Abbie lived a life worth living.
Source: Champion Funeral Home in Osage, Iowa
Funeral Service at the Champion Funeral Home in Osage with Rev. Cindy S. Krause officiating. Burial at the Woodbury Cemetery rural Lyle, Minnesota. Memorials may be made to the Alzheimer's Association.
Abbie Sue Hansen, was born on October 7, 1948, in Mason City, Iowa, the daughter of Harold and Hjordis "Dolly" Schipper. She graduated from Mason City High School in 1967. She started at the North Iowa Area Community College (NIACC) the next fall, where she was swept off her feet by Jeffery P. Hansen. Their courtship was swift and the lovebirds eloped on Valentine's Day, 1969.
The city girl became a country girl when they settled in Otranto, a small-town North of St. Ansgar, Iowa. Later in life, they became snowbirds and spent their winters in Lake Havasu, Arizona. Abbie and Jeff were blessed with two children. She encouraged her children to be involved in many activities like 4-H, Dance, Karate, Band and Choir, Speech and Drama, Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts. She was always the first to lend a hand when they needed help and was their loudest cheerleader.
Abbie loved going to craft shows and started her own business making teddy bears with moveable joints and voice boxes. Abbie then worked many years at The Bridal Theatre in St. Ansgar. She loved helping brides say yes to the dress. Years later she made floral arrangements at The Cottage, where she enjoyed interacting with the lunch clientele.
After retirement, she started a business with her friend Diane Patterson making watches with interchangeable jeweled bracelets. She also loved antiques and could be found at an auction or antiquing on the occasional girls' trip to Orinoco.
Abbie loved being a Grandma. She loved to spend time with her grandkids teaching them how to ride a bike and swim, making cupcakes and cookies, creating elaborate treasure hunts for them to solve, and playing under the sprinklers. Abbie loved life. She loved seeing and learning new things all the time. She never met a challenge she didn't conquer. Over the course of her life, she was a wife, mother, grandma, seamstress, gardener, florist, tailor, baker, bear maker, technology guru, avid knitter, and watch and jewelry maker. She was mighty and fierce. She will be missed greatly.
Abbie was preceded in death by her parents Harold and Dolly Schipper and her in-laws Christian and Doris Hansen.
Her beautiful life will be cherished in the hearts of her husband Jeff Hansen; children Heather Hansen and Mohammed Laaboudi, Jeremy Hansen, and Christian Hartings; grandchildren Malik Hagood, Ismael Laaboudi, and Yusuf Laaboudi; her brothers Skip (Harold) and Jan Schipper Jr. and Adam Schipper; nieces Missy and Jeff Sneed and Sarah Schipper; grand dogs Jackson, Everest (Evie), and Uki; and her grand bird Romeo.
Abbie lived a life worth living.
Source: Champion Funeral Home in Osage, Iowa
Abigail Sue Hansen, age 72, of St. Ansgar, died on Saturday, June 5, 2021, while under Hospice care at her son's home.
Funeral Service at the Champion Funeral Home in Osage with Rev. Cindy S. Krause officiating. Burial at the Woodbury Cemetery rural Lyle, Minnesota. Memorials may be made to the Alzheimer's Association.
Abbie Sue Hansen, was born on October 7, 1948, in Mason City, Iowa, the daughter of Harold and Hjordis "Dolly" Schipper. She graduated from Mason City High School in 1967. She started at the North Iowa Area Community College (NIACC) the next fall, where she was swept off her feet by Jeffery P. Hansen. Their courtship was swift and the lovebirds eloped on Valentine's Day, 1969.
The city girl became a country girl when they settled in Otranto, a small-town North of St. Ansgar, Iowa. Later in life, they became snowbirds and spent their winters in Lake Havasu, Arizona. Abbie and Jeff were blessed with two children. She encouraged her children to be involved in many activities like 4-H, Dance, Karate, Band and Choir, Speech and Drama, Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts. She was always the first to lend a hand when they needed help and was their loudest cheerleader.
Abbie loved going to craft shows and started her own business making teddy bears with moveable joints and voice boxes. Abbie then worked many years at The Bridal Theatre in St. Ansgar. She loved helping brides say yes to the dress. Years later she made floral arrangements at The Cottage, where she enjoyed interacting with the lunch clientele.
After retirement, she started a business with her friend Diane Patterson making watches with interchangeable jeweled bracelets. She also loved antiques and could be found at an auction or antiquing on the occasional girls' trip to Orinoco.
Abbie loved being a Grandma. She loved to spend time with her grandkids teaching them how to ride a bike and swim, making cupcakes and cookies, creating elaborate treasure hunts for them to solve, and playing under the sprinklers. Abbie loved life. She loved seeing and learning new things all the time. She never met a challenge she didn't conquer. Over the course of her life, she was a wife, mother, grandma, seamstress, gardener, florist, tailor, baker, bear maker, technology guru, avid knitter, and watch and jewelry maker. She was mighty and fierce. She will be missed greatly.
Abbie was preceded in death by her parents Harold and Dolly Schipper and her in-laws Christian and Doris Hansen.
Her beautiful life will be cherished in the hearts of her husband Jeff Hansen; children Heather Hansen and Mohammed Laaboudi, Jeremy Hansen, and Christian Hartings; grandchildren Malik Hagood, Ismael Laaboudi, and Yusuf Laaboudi; her brothers Skip (Harold) and Jan Schipper Jr. and Adam Schipper; nieces Missy and Jeff Sneed and Sarah Schipper; grand dogs Jackson, Everest (Evie), and Uki; and her grand bird Romeo.
Abbie lived a life worth living.
Source: Champion Funeral Home in Osage, Iowa
Funeral Service at the Champion Funeral Home in Osage with Rev. Cindy S. Krause officiating. Burial at the Woodbury Cemetery rural Lyle, Minnesota. Memorials may be made to the Alzheimer's Association.
Abbie Sue Hansen, was born on October 7, 1948, in Mason City, Iowa, the daughter of Harold and Hjordis "Dolly" Schipper. She graduated from Mason City High School in 1967. She started at the North Iowa Area Community College (NIACC) the next fall, where she was swept off her feet by Jeffery P. Hansen. Their courtship was swift and the lovebirds eloped on Valentine's Day, 1969.
The city girl became a country girl when they settled in Otranto, a small-town North of St. Ansgar, Iowa. Later in life, they became snowbirds and spent their winters in Lake Havasu, Arizona. Abbie and Jeff were blessed with two children. She encouraged her children to be involved in many activities like 4-H, Dance, Karate, Band and Choir, Speech and Drama, Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts. She was always the first to lend a hand when they needed help and was their loudest cheerleader.
Abbie loved going to craft shows and started her own business making teddy bears with moveable joints and voice boxes. Abbie then worked many years at The Bridal Theatre in St. Ansgar. She loved helping brides say yes to the dress. Years later she made floral arrangements at The Cottage, where she enjoyed interacting with the lunch clientele.
After retirement, she started a business with her friend Diane Patterson making watches with interchangeable jeweled bracelets. She also loved antiques and could be found at an auction or antiquing on the occasional girls' trip to Orinoco.
Abbie loved being a Grandma. She loved to spend time with her grandkids teaching them how to ride a bike and swim, making cupcakes and cookies, creating elaborate treasure hunts for them to solve, and playing under the sprinklers. Abbie loved life. She loved seeing and learning new things all the time. She never met a challenge she didn't conquer. Over the course of her life, she was a wife, mother, grandma, seamstress, gardener, florist, tailor, baker, bear maker, technology guru, avid knitter, and watch and jewelry maker. She was mighty and fierce. She will be missed greatly.
Abbie was preceded in death by her parents Harold and Dolly Schipper and her in-laws Christian and Doris Hansen.
Her beautiful life will be cherished in the hearts of her husband Jeff Hansen; children Heather Hansen and Mohammed Laaboudi, Jeremy Hansen, and Christian Hartings; grandchildren Malik Hagood, Ismael Laaboudi, and Yusuf Laaboudi; her brothers Skip (Harold) and Jan Schipper Jr. and Adam Schipper; nieces Missy and Jeff Sneed and Sarah Schipper; grand dogs Jackson, Everest (Evie), and Uki; and her grand bird Romeo.
Abbie lived a life worth living.
Source: Champion Funeral Home in Osage, Iowa
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