Naomi Ann Hoidal

Naomi Hoidal Obituary

Naomi Ann Hoidal

Naomi A. Hoidal, (Turkovich) born January 1, 1928 to Matt and Naomi Turkovich, was swept away peacefully to be with them again in Heaven on March 1, 2011.
Naomi was born in Sedro Woolley, attended school in Arlington, WA, and resided there until 1946 when she moved to Seattle.
There she met and married her lifetime companion Karl Hoidal, celebrating their 64th wedding anniversary on February 21, 2011.
She is survived by her husband, Karl; daughter, Karen and Jim Brady of Arizona; sons, Steve and Sue and Mark and Connie Hoidal of Washington; and many beloved grand and great- grandchildren. Also sisters, Marge Scheda, May VonAllmen and Joyce Prather, all of Washington; and a brother, Stan Turkovich of Idaho.
Private services will be held at a later date.
In lieu of flowers, please donate to Heritage Court or Providence Hospice, both are in Everett.

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Published by The Herald (Everett) on Mar. 20, 2011.

Memories and Condolences
for Naomi Hoidal

7 Entries

Deborah Leander

March 14, 2022

I love you Aunt Noni

March 24, 2011

Mom, I too remember the days at the farm, hiding in the hay, trying to milk cows, walking along side Grampa with his hat and leather coat on. Gramma cooking out of tuna cans. Great fun! Grampa shooting at the moles with his shot gun. Picking rhubarb and eating it like candy. Say hi to everyone...
I will always miss you...

March 22, 2011

We are thinking of you right now after reading in the paper about your mothers passing on to heaven Mark and Connie, our precious neighbors. You will always be our neighbors in our hearts. We miss you.

We just wanted to say to you and your entire family that we care and pray God's blessing on each of you.
Seeing Namoi's picture and reading about her, wish we could have met and known her. How precious a gift it is from God, our mothers. Sending our love to you especially now. Jesus loves you oh so much. I'm so glad there is a heaven to look forward to and that some day we'll be together, all of us who have Jesus as our Lord and lives in our hearts. What a blessing just to know we have forever to be together. Sending big hugs to you dear friends!!

Sharon Burgess and from Bob too who is over in Idaho right now. He's the one who found out about your dear mother Mark. We love you.

Carolyn Bagley

March 21, 2011

I am so thankful Noni that I was able to give you lots of hugs and kisses and to tell you I loved you before you left us to go home with God and I know that now you are with Mom who you dearly loved and also Dad and Marie. How Blessed we all were to be such a close loving family and will continue to be with Karl. We will all see you again. I love you Noni and give Mom and Dad, Marie and all huge hugs from me and tell them I love them too. What a beautiful smile you gave all of us. Thanks for the good ole days. Toots

Connie Bulger

March 21, 2011

I too remember our family times up at grandma and grandpas farm. Whatching the parents help with the hay, and getting rides on the tractor. Love the memories that were made with all of the families together. More recent memories of Aunt Naomi, coming over to my house on thursdays to see Mom, Auntie Marge and Auntie Joyce and consuming large bowls of popcorn! You will be missed. Give all our family you are seeing hugs and loves from all of us here!

Deborah Leander

March 20, 2011

I will always remember my Aunt Nonie. I am so thankful to have spent valuable time with her in the last moments. I know she heard me reading to her from God's Word and playing some Elvis Presley Gospel for her. I held her little hand and gently rubbed her forehead. A few little pecks on her beautiful soft little cheeks.....a heartfelt "I will see you again Aunt Nonie. Now go give my Gramma TooToo and my Auntie Rhee a big bear hug and tell them I miss them." God has given me wonderful memories. I have the best family one could ever have. See you soon my family afar!

KAREN BRADY

March 20, 2011

MOM.. I REMEMBER AS A CHILD THE MILES YOU AND YOUR SISTERS AND BROTHER HAD TO WALK TO SCHOOL EVERYDAY..YOU REMINDED ME.. I REMEMBER GOING FOR THE LONG DRIVE UP TO THE FARM TO SEE GRANDMA AND GRANDPA AND SPENDING THE DAYS WATCHING EVERYONE WORK OUT IN THE FIELDS TO CUT THE HAY.I REMEMBER SPENDING MY SUMMERS WITH GRANDMA AND GRANDPA PICKING STRAWBERRYS SO I COULD HELP BUY MY SCHOOL CLOTHES, I REMEMBER GRANDPA TAKING US UP ON THE MILK CART TO THE ROAD TO DROP OFF THE MILK FOR THE MILKMAN TO PICK UP, AND I REMEMBER LAYING IN BED UPSTAIRS AND HEARING THE TRAINS GO BY THAT SHOOK THE HOUSE, AND US KIDS CHASING EACH OTHER IN THE HAY LOFT UPSTAIRS IN THE BARN.THOSE WERE THE BEST OF DAYS ... SO THANK YOU MOM FOR THOSE MEMORIES AND THEY WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN AND YOU WILL BE DEAPLY MISSED....LOVE SIS

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