Eunice Ann Vix

Passed: July 27, 2017

Obituary

Eunice Ann Vix, 86, died on Tuesday, July 25, in Goodyear, A.Z. Eunice was born in McHenry County, North Dakota, to Harry I. and Inga H. (Teigen) Severson on April 28, 1931. Eunice was the fourth of six children. She grew up in Sawyer, N.D. and lived in North Dakota until 2015.

An avid reader, Eunice graduated Valedictorian of her class in Sawyer, N.D., in May of 1949. During high school, Eunice was editor of her school newspaper. On July 10, 1949, Eunice married Herman M. Vix. Eunice and Herman (Ham) had two children, Jane and Michael. Eunice was an accomplished seamstress. She sewed many of the clothes that her children wore when they were young. When her children were older, Eunice went to work at Ellison’s Department Store and later Herberger’s in Minot, N.D. She worked in the cosmetics and ready-to-wear departments before retiring in 1994. Her grandchildren enjoyed visiting Eunice at work, getting a glimpse behind the cosmetic counter and being treated to cookies from the Grandma Whitty’s in the Dakota Square Mall. In 2005, Eunice and Herman moved from Sawyer, N.D. to Fargo, N.D. In 2008 they moved back to Minot, N.D., before leaving winter behind for good in favor of sunshine in Goodyear, A.Z. in 2015.

Eunice is survived by her husband, Herman Vix, her son, Michael (Cathy) Vix, her daughter, Jane (Barry) Rupprecht, her sisters Joyce (Dallas) Barker, and Darlene (Ward) Bunker; four grandchildren, Kristen (Mark) Chamberlain, Jared (Annie) Rupprecht, Lindsay (Brock) Halvorson, and Courtney (Nick) Kovats, and seven great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents and sisters Carole Booth and Helen Huber, and her brother Quentin (Bert) Severson.

A memorial service will be held on Saturday, July 29 at 2:00 p.m. at Thompson Funeral Chapel, 926 S. Litchfield Road, Goodyear, AZ.

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7 responses to Eunice Ann Vix

  1. Deepest sympathy and love from Ward and Darlene.

  2. Tim German says:

    I knew you but from a distance growing up in that little villain of Sawyer in the valley bellow the plains. Yet, through your sparkly eyed, Prairie Princess daughter Jane, I knew more closely than most around you. May you find rest and the treasures that were just out of your reach on that sojourn that we shared on the Great Plains.

  3. So sorry to hear of your loss. Eunice was a model of grace, kindness and wisdom. May your many memories give you great peace. Hugs to all.

  4. Darla Felber says:

    Sympathy to all of you.

    1. Darla Felber says:

      Sorry for your loss.

  5. Linda Howe says:

    So sorry for your loss. She was a wonderful lady!

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