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Louise Stadick
Nov 18, 1925 — Feb 12, 2021
Louise Stadick, age 95, passed away peacefully February 12, 2021. Louise was born November 25, 1925 in Radville, Saskatchewan, and preceded in death by her husband Harold Stadick. Louise is survived by her sisters Joan, Nora and brother Eldon. Her three children Debbie (Phil) Campbell, Lisa (Brad) Rinker and Steve (Trisha) Stadick. She has three grandchildren, Christopher, Riley and Haley. Louise grew up on a farm in Radville. At the age of 18 she moved to Vancouver, British Columbia to attend school for a business degree. She later moved to Seattle to work for Minnesota Mining Co. which is now 3M. She treasured that job and told many stories from the earlier days. She met Hal at a dance hall and they were married on April 9, 1954. They lived in Shoreline together until Hal’s death in 2001. Louise lived a full life as a wonderful mother, homemaker and worker. She worked for many years in the Shoreline school district and also helped out with the family business. She finished her career working for Cascade Medical. Louise was a great bridge player and often she and Hal would spend evenings playing cards with their friends. She loved working in the yard and enjoyed Sunday dinner with good friends and family. Most of all she loved her family, talking with many of them every day. Louise will be missed by many. There will be a family graveside service on March 10th at 12:00, where she will be reunited with Hal in the Edmonds Memorial Cemetery.
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