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Agnes C. Thedin
January 14, 1919 - September 18, 2018

Place of Birth: Plummer, ND
Residence: Plentywood formerly of Sidney, MT
Age: 99

Agnes Caroline Thedin was born January 14, 1919, in Divide County North Dakota and she passed away Tuesday, September 18, 2018, in Plentywood Montana. She was the youngest of three children born to Carl and Karine (Henrickson) Thedin. Agnes was raised on the family farm. As a young adult, she worked for a few years in western WA. In 1946 she returned to the family farm in ND to help care for her ailing mother.
In 1928 Gospel meetings were held near their home and Agnes’s parents made their choice to serve God. When Agnes was young she also made her choice to serve God and that choice was the beginning of many years of enjoying fellowship with God and His children. Agnes started into the ministry in 1952 and she spent 65 years active in God’s Work. Agnes went to Norway in 1964 where she loved sharing the Gospel. She returned to Montana in 2008 where she remained active in the ministry until November 2017. Agnes enjoyed some trips back to Scandinavia to visit her friends after she returned to Montana.
She is survived by: nieces and nephews, Carl and Rosalee Murray, Karen and Dan Zbylski, Mabel and Darrell Berreth, Marvin Scholze, and Terry Thedin; many great nieces and nephews; great-great nieces and nephews; many co-workers and a host of friends.
Agnes was preceded in death by: her parents; both siblings, Helen and her husband Melvin, and Harold and his wife Sylvia; one niece, Minnie Scholze; and one great-niece, Rose Murray.

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Jolene Krisher (Green Bay, WI)
Sep 20, 2018
What an inspiring life! I'll always remember her at Mandan last year, and her testimony, "We are so fortunate!!"
Gladys Johnson/Adams (Mission, Texas)
Sep 21, 2018
A special lady I've known my entire life. We saw and heard one of her last messages at Dagmar in June. Always loved seeing and hearing her whenever, wherever. She'll be greatly missed.
Ruth Zbylski (Jefferson City , Missouri )
Sep 21, 2018
My great Auntie who was faithful in so many things has gone to heaven to provide intercession for me and all those she loves. What a blessing and privilege to counted in that number. Hymn 341 was the first thing to come to mind as it describes who Auntie was- a patient loyal bearer of the cross. I will miss her.
Inger Johanna Hildershavn (BERGEN, Norway)
Sep 22, 2018
"The memory of the just is blessed (Prov.10:7)"
Agnes Thedin was one of the two women who brought me the gospel in 1968. I am grateful to God for ever sending his message, and his messengers my way. Agnes' humility and faithful service as a companion, too, will always be a help to me.
Katie Williams (Sidney, Montana)
Sep 22, 2018
Sorry for lost
Katie CNA
Randy & Debbie (Jacobsen) Mayer (New York)
Sep 22, 2018
Thoughts are with you all. Agnes was a dear friend and beautiful example to many...
Merle W Turman (Friday Harbor, Wa)
Sep 23, 2018
Agnes was in our home and community when I was young in the Crow Creek Valley near Toston Montana. She corresponded with my mother all through the years and spoke at her funeral in 2013. She would have been 93...Mom was almost 101. And here here last day is on Dad’s 114th Birthday!
I remember her well...her life a blessing to so many.

Ruth Zbylski (Jefferson City , Missouri )
Sep 27, 2018
Oldest & youngest
Some random pictures of Auntie
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