Anchorage Daily News September 26, 1990
Former Adak resident Marsha Irene Voigt-Akens, 37, special services director at the U.S. Navy air station in Adak, died Sept. 23 at her residence in South Bend, Ind. A service was held in Gilman, Ill., with arrangements by Redenius Funeral Home. Burial took place in Danforth Cemetery in Danforth, Ill.
Mrs. Voigt-Akens was born Aug. 3, 1953, in Gilman. She married in October 1978 and came to Adak afterward. She was president of the Adak Kiwannis Club and was a Brownie troop leader in Adak. She was also choir director of the Bering Hill Chapel in Adak and held a degree in music therapy from Illinois State University.
Mrs. Voigt-Akens is survived by her husband, Robert of South Bend; her daughters, Celena Akens and Briana Akens of South Bend; her mother, Eunice Seaman of Pinckneyville, Ill.; her sister, Beth Ransom of Arnold, Mo.; and her brother, Craig of Tolono, Ill. Memorial donations may be sent to any local hospice organization or any local cancer society.
Former Adak resident Marsha Irene Voigt-Akens, 37, special services director at the U.S. Navy air station in Adak, died Sept. 23 at her residence in South Bend, Ind. A service was held in Gilman, Ill., with arrangements by Redenius Funeral Home. Burial took place in Danforth Cemetery in Danforth, Ill.
Mrs. Voigt-Akens was born Aug. 3, 1953, in Gilman. She married in October 1978 and came to Adak afterward. She was president of the Adak Kiwannis Club and was a Brownie troop leader in Adak. She was also choir director of the Bering Hill Chapel in Adak and held a degree in music therapy from Illinois State University.
Mrs. Voigt-Akens is survived by her husband, Robert of South Bend; her daughters, Celena Akens and Briana Akens of South Bend; her mother, Eunice Seaman of Pinckneyville, Ill.; her sister, Beth Ransom of Arnold, Mo.; and her brother, Craig of Tolono, Ill. Memorial donations may be sent to any local hospice organization or any local cancer society.
Anchorage Daily News September 26, 1990
Former Adak resident Marsha Irene Voigt-Akens, 37, special services director at the U.S. Navy air station in Adak, died Sept. 23 at her residence in South Bend, Ind. A service was held in Gilman, Ill., with arrangements by Redenius Funeral Home. Burial took place in Danforth Cemetery in Danforth, Ill.
Mrs. Voigt-Akens was born Aug. 3, 1953, in Gilman. She married in October 1978 and came to Adak afterward. She was president of the Adak Kiwannis Club and was a Brownie troop leader in Adak. She was also choir director of the Bering Hill Chapel in Adak and held a degree in music therapy from Illinois State University.
Mrs. Voigt-Akens is survived by her husband, Robert of South Bend; her daughters, Celena Akens and Briana Akens of South Bend; her mother, Eunice Seaman of Pinckneyville, Ill.; her sister, Beth Ransom of Arnold, Mo.; and her brother, Craig of Tolono, Ill. Memorial donations may be sent to any local hospice organization or any local cancer society.
Former Adak resident Marsha Irene Voigt-Akens, 37, special services director at the U.S. Navy air station in Adak, died Sept. 23 at her residence in South Bend, Ind. A service was held in Gilman, Ill., with arrangements by Redenius Funeral Home. Burial took place in Danforth Cemetery in Danforth, Ill.
Mrs. Voigt-Akens was born Aug. 3, 1953, in Gilman. She married in October 1978 and came to Adak afterward. She was president of the Adak Kiwannis Club and was a Brownie troop leader in Adak. She was also choir director of the Bering Hill Chapel in Adak and held a degree in music therapy from Illinois State University.
Mrs. Voigt-Akens is survived by her husband, Robert of South Bend; her daughters, Celena Akens and Briana Akens of South Bend; her mother, Eunice Seaman of Pinckneyville, Ill.; her sister, Beth Ransom of Arnold, Mo.; and her brother, Craig of Tolono, Ill. Memorial donations may be sent to any local hospice organization or any local cancer society.
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