Mary Schierkolk

MARY SCHIERKOLK IDAHO FALLS, ID -- Mary Evelyn Schierkolk, 64, of Driggs, passed away March 25, 2010, at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center. Mary was born April 6, 1945, in Amarillo, Texas, to Benjamin Franklin Smith and Lucille Kirk Smith. She attended schools in Texas and obtained an Associate Degree in Nursing. She married Delbert Kenneth Schierkolk on December 4, 1965, in Odessa, Texas. They made their home throughout the United States and Europe while Del served in the U. S. Air Force. They moved to Riverton, Wyoming, where they resided for 18 years, then moved to Driggs, Idaho, where they have resided for the last ten years. Mary was a member of the Lutheran Faith. She enjoyed gardening, basket weaving, sewing, and meeting and visiting with customers at her job at the Bank of Commerce. Survivors include: Husband: Delbert "Del" Schierkolk, Driggs, ID Son: Timothy Schierkolk, Idaho Falls, ID Son: Kenneth Schierkolk, Riverton, WY Brother: Barry Smith, Odessa, TX 3 Grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents. Memorial Services are pending. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests Memorial Donations can be made to the National Kidney Foundation at www.kidney.org or NKF of Utah & Idaho, Inc., 3707 North Canyon Road, Suite 1D, Edgemont Professional Plaza, Provo, UT, 84604-4585 ---------------------------------------------------- Condolences received online: Zane and Betsy Calderwood It was always nice to see Mary's smiling face whenever we came into the bank. She will be missed. Please know our thoughts and prayers are with her family. Pat & Dan Johnson sgrpdn3@cs.com Our deepest condolences to your family. Mary & Dale are our neighbors. Whenever we needed anything you always knew Mary was just a phone call away. Oh Mary, you will so be missed from the neighborhood to your always smiling,cheerful, helpfulness, at the bank. Your station will never be the same. God must have needed you more than we did! Caroline Herter cherter@silverstar.com To Mary's Family, I only knew Mary as a customer at Bank of Commerce. I always appreciated her ready smile and willingness to share conversation (and laughter). I am sure that you are missing her greatly and I am sorry for your loss. My best as you navigate your way through this time, Caroline Herter