(13 Nov 2014)

Descendants of FRED(JAMES) YAROLIMEK	
		
1 FRED(JAMES) YAROLIMEK	1916 - 1984
..+MURIEL(LORRAINE) MOEN	1916 - 2012
.....2 	LARRY(WAYNE) SCHEIDEGGER	1934 -
.........	+BEVERLY(JEAN) FORSHIER	1933 -
............3 		VICKI SCHEIDEGGER	1954 -
................		+DOUG SHELLUM	
...................4 		RACHEL SHELLUM	1984 -
............		*2nd Husband of VICKI SCHEIDEGGER:	
................		+ROBERT(JOSEPH) BONADURER	
............3 		JOEL SCHEIDEGGER	1957 -
................		+BECKY JURACEK	
...................4 		JEREMIAH SCHEIDEGGER	
...................4 		AMANDA SCHEIDEGGER	
...................4 		SARAH SCHEIDEGGER	1990 -
...................4 		LISA SCHEIDEGGER	1994 -
*1st Wife of FRED(JAMES) YAROLIMEK:	
..+ROSE(MARIE)(MARTHA) PETERS	1923 - 1978
.....2 	JANICE(MARIE) YAROLIMEK	1940 -
.........	+ALAN(PHILIP) WALL	1936 - 1997
............3 		KARI(ANN) WALL	1962 -
................		+JOHN(KURT) SCHRECK	1955 -
...................4 		ROSS(JON) SCHRECK	1990 -
...................4 		TAYLOR(JULIA) SCHRECK	1992 -
...................4 		ANDREW(JOSEPH) SCHRECK	1994 -
...................4 		MORGAN(JANAROSE) SCHRECK	2000 -
............3 		WENDI(ANN) WALL	1964 -
................		+BRUCE(DONALD) HUNDT	1958 -
...................4 		CHELSEA(ROSE) HUNDT	1989 -
...................4  		BETSY(ANNETTE) HUNDT	1991 -
............3  		MARI(ROSE) WALL	1965 -
................		+WILLIAM(LEE) FREIBERG	1966 -
...................4  		EMMA(ROSE) FREIBERG	1999 -
...................4  		SAMUEL(ANDREW) FREIBERG	2001 -
............3  		SCOT(ALAN) WALL	1970 -
................		+AMANDA(LEA) SCHMITZ	1976 -
...................4  		BRET(ALAN) WALL	2001 -
...................4  		ALEC(DANIEL) WALL	2003 -
...................4  		JAKE(SCOT) WALL	2005 -
...................4  		KATE(LEA) WALL	2008 -
.....2  	DEAN(ROSS) YAROLIMEK	1941 -
.........	+MARIANNE(ERNSTINE) RUECKEL	1938 -
............3  		ANTHONY(JOHN) YAROLIMEK	1965 -
...................4  		BRITTANY SCHAFFRIN	1986 -
................		+ELIZABETH(ANNE) BAILEY	1968 -
...................4  		ARA(ROSE) YAROLIMEK	1997 - 1997
...................4  		ALEXANDRA(NICOLE) YAROLIMEK	1999 -
.....2  	RONALD(LEE) YAROLIMEK	1942 -
.........	+PAMELA(LOVELLE) PAVON	1947 -
............3  		MATTHEW(LEE) YAROLIMEK	1971 -
...................4  		ZACHARY(DEREK) YAROLIMEK	1994 -
................			+TAMMY HELMS	1974 -
...................4  		Zachary Yarolimek	1994 -
............3  		AMY(LOVELLE) YAROLIMEK	1974 -
................	+RYAN SARGENT	
...................4  	AMANDA(LOVELLE) SARGENT	1993 -
.....	*2nd Wife of RONALD(LEE) YAROLIMEK:	
.........	+JACKLYN(JEAN) McDOWELL	1943 -
.....2  	FRED(ANTHONY) YAROLIMEK	1946 - 1998
.........	+SANDRA(LYNN) LASH	1946 -
............3  		ERIC(ANTHONY) YAROLIMEK	1969 -
................		+CAREY(LEE) QUINN	
...................4  		LAUREN(ELIZABETH) YAROLIMEK	2006 -
...................4  		CHRISTIAN(JAMES) YAROLIMEK	2008 -
............3  		TROY(JAMES) YAROLIMEK	1971 -
............3  		CHRISTOPHER(LEE) YAROLIMEK	1979 -
................		+MALLORY(KIM) CURTIS	
.....2  	ROXANN(MARY) YAROLIMEK	1953 -
.........	+DARWIN(KARL) ANDERSON	1955 -
............3  		BRENT(JAMES) ANDERSON	1974 -
................		+AMY(ANN) HEISER	1975 -
...................4  		JACK(DAVID) ANDERSON	2000 -
...................4  		ABIGAIL(ANN) ANDERSON	2002 -
...................4  		CAL(JACOB) ANDERSON	2008 -
............3  		TARA(MARIE) ANDERSON	1979 -
................		+TREVOR(LIAM) LYONS	
...................4  		CECELIA LYONS	2009 -
...................4  		ELEANOR(MARIE) LYONS	2011 -
...................4  		LIAM(FRANCIS) LYONS	2013 -
............3  		ADAM(KARL) ANDERSON	1982 -
................		+LAURA(BETH) REIER	
...................4  		MASON(KARL) ANDERSON	2010 -
...................4  		MONROE(LEE) ANDERSON	2012 -
...................4  		Emry(Adam) ANDERSON	2014 -
............3  		KYLE(JOHN) ANDERSON	1984 -
............3 		LEAH(ROSE) ANDERSON	1986 -

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FRED YAROLIMEK Family Links

From: Roxy Anderson [mailto:dkafam@tds.net] 
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2007 12:07 PM
To: Ron & Jackie
Cc: tara lyons; Laura Anderson; Trevor Lyons; Adam Anderson; 
kyle anderson; Brent and Amy Anderson; Leah Anderson; Dean & Marianne
Subject: Re: Anecdote from Christmas' past

My Christmas Memory.  Dad would make a fresh batch of Tom and Jerry
mix first thing in the morning.  It was fun watching him mix it up,
using a dozen eggs per batch.  The Regulars would start to come in
the back door pretty early, because just like Sundays, the tavern

wasn't supposed to be open until noon.  They'd come early for either
coffee or the Tom and Jerry's.  Dad only made them on Christmas Eve 
morning and New Years Eve morning.  Christmas Eve day was always
festive, with lots of Christmas decorations around the tavern and 
onto the dance floor.  Christmas music played from the jute box all 
day long and Well Wishers came and went each having at least one Tom 
and Jerry, because the first one was always free.  The tavern stayed 
open until the last person went home, and we had to wait until Dad 
came into the house to open our presents.  Mom would always make me 
go to the tavern door and say, "Dad, can you come in soon so we can 
open presents?"  Hopefully, that would give the customer a "hint" 
that it was time to go home.  Once we ate supper, then it was time!  
Mom had the presents wrapped and pretty under the tree that sat in 
the corner of the living room in front of the big window.  We would 
all open our presents, always new pajamas, maybe slippers, new socks 
and something fun, maybe a toy.  Most of our toys came from Santa, 
but Mom wanted us to have something fun too.  Then it was time to go 
look at all of the Christmas lights around town and maybe even go to 
Dakota or LaCrescent.  I always looked forward to seeing all of the 
decorations but EVERY year, Santa would come while we were gone!!!  
You'd have thought after a year of two that we'd just stay home, but 
oh no, off we went year after year and year after year we'd miss 
him!  But he'd always eat the cookies we'd left out for him.  Our 
toys were all under the tree when we got back!  My memories may be 
different from yours, but the ones we share would be the smells of 
the kitchen, the sound of her laughter, and the smile on her face. 
Wishing you all a Happy Thanksgiving.  Love Roxy

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Subject: Happy Thanksgiving
From: "Roxy Anderson" 
Date: Sat, 26 Nov 2005 07:11:52 -0600
To: "Jan Wall" , "Ron & Jackie" , "Dean & Marianne" , "Larry & Bev" 

Happy Thanksgiving to my Family,
Just a note bring back a few Thanksgiving memories.  I know I was on the tail end of many of 
your Thanksgivings but I have very vivid memories of our holidays.  Most of my childhood 
Thanksgivings were surrounds by fun relatives and great food.  Mom would have the turkey in the 
oven by the time I got up and she was so proud of it every time she opened the oven to take a 
peek!  I doubt we ever baked one that wasn't at LEAST 20#.  She prepared all of the food, I don't 
know if I was never interested in helping or was never asked but Mom did it all.  Relatives would 
come with side dishes but Mom's was always the best dressing, A.Emma used to put something 
strange in hers.  On very special occasions Dean might call.  That was like talking to a movie star 
because he was always so far away and everyone was so proud of him.  Jan might come with her 
babies and that was always fun.  I bet she was in the kitchen while I was playing with the babies! 
 We'd call Ron or he'd call us from A.Marion's.  He always go to have holidays with them.  Fred 
would be in the tavern with Dad.  We would have cleaned in the morning and he would stock the 
coolers while I dusted and got ready for the party.  We'd sometimes put tables on the dance floor 
when we had a big group, otherwise we'd set a table in the livingroom and one in the kitchen and 
put the food in the diningroom. Remember the diningroom?  I don't think we EVER ate in there.  It 
was more of a pass through than an actural diningroom.  Once in a while, if it was a large group, 
we'd even get a gin rummy game going, the kind we did at our reunion in Altura.  That was the 
best.  Anyway, no matter who you were with, or how much food you prepared, I hope your 
Thanksgiving made great memories for your families as you all did for me.  Love you all, Roxy

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From: "Bob Voigt" 
To: DYAROLIM@mail.win.org
Subject: Re: Fadded memory from Bob Voigt
Date: Thu, 21 Oct 2004 14:16:35 -0500

Here's the story as told to me by Fred one day at his bar in 
Dresbach:  Fred said his outfit captured a couple German soldiers. The
chief in charge told Fred to march the prisoners back to headquarters 
behind the lines. So Fred takes off down the road headed back behind 
the lines. As he walked further down the road, mile after mile, he 
began to realize he was getting farther and farther away from his 
outfit. He literally was in fear of being cut away from his command 
because of the distance he was getting from them, so as he was marching
the POW's down the road, he ran into an Engineering outfit that was 
repairing a big bomb crater in the middle of the road. He marched up to
these guys and asked them if they would take the POW's off his hands 
and deliver them to headquarters for interrogation. Which was still 
some distance farther down the road away from his own outfit. The 
Engineers advised Fred to march those damn Nazi's right down into the 
bottom of the crater, and sure, they'd be glad to take them off his 
hands!  

Of course Fred couldn't do that, so he kept on with his journey 
delivering the POW's to the rear.

I don't remember any more what happened after that, I'm sure Fred 
got back with his outfit a little later. 

Bob.

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From: Kbrueske@aol.com
Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2004 18:16:29 EDT
Subject: Update
To: DYAROLIM@mail.win.org

Hi Dean,

I am sorry that I did not get to the family reunion.  Raymond and 
Franklin said they had a great time.  It's hard to believe it has been 
a 100 years since they came to this country.  I did not know until you 
told me they did not become citizens until 1909.  Mom never told me 
about that.

I haven't been to the family reunion in years.  I remember  in the 
early years it was quite a annual event.  Uncle Fred, Ed, George, Earl,
Frank and the others always played cards.  I think they brought about 
20 cases of beer to the picnic.  It was quite a time.  Of course I was 
way under the drinking age but uncle George would always let me have a 
few beers.  Of course my mother didn't think too much of that idea.

I have a lot of pictures my mother left me.  Maybe sometime we could 
get together and go over the pictures.  I am glad to hear that a lot of
young people were at the picnic.

I will always remember the food at the picnics.  There was always a 
lot.  No one ever went away hungry.  One of the trademarks of the 
Yarolimek family is that there was always plenty of food available.  
Sunday dinners were always a big event.  My dad would make homemade 
wine and have my uncles in the basement drinking before dinner.  Of 
course my mother thought dad was getting the guys drunk.  Hey, they 
were just having a good time.

My mother could never understand how uncle George could drink all 
weekend and be ready to go to work on Monday morning.  Uncle George was
something else. 

I still remember when I turned 21.  I had a party at your dad's tavern.
Roxy helped.  That was way back in 1966.  I don't know if your travels
ever bring you here to Northwest Florida.  We live outside Pensacola in
Gulf Breeze.  Have been here in the area since 1967.  Haven't been back
to Minnesota since 1999.

Don't know if Franklin told you or not but he is moving from Illinois 
to here in Florida.  Only about 20 miles from our house.  That will be 
nice.  I can't get Raymond to move here.  His roots are in Plainview.

If you get a chance sometime give me a call at *** *** ****.  You are 
doing an outstanding job on keeping the family tree up-to-date.

Ken Brueske

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