Max Asche Obituary, Grand Marais Minnesota, Max Asche Has Died

Max Asche Obituary, Death On September 29, 2023, Asche, who was 86 years old and originally from Gwinner, North Dakota, passed away at the Four Seasons Care Center in Forman, North Dakota. Dale Asche was born on April 25, 1937 on the farm that his parents Fred and Anna (Haase) Asche owned near Olivet, South

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Max Asche Obituary, Death – On September 29, 2023, Asche, who was 86 years old and originally from Gwinner, North Dakota, passed away at the Four Seasons Care Center in Forman, North Dakota. Dale Asche was born on April 25, 1937 on the farm that his parents Fred and Anna (Haase) Asche owned near Olivet, South Dakota. In 1941, he relocated to Milnor, North Dakota, with the rest of his family.

He received his General Equivalency Diploma (GED) from North Sargent in 1983 after completing his education at Sydna and Dunbar #2 schools. On October 21, 1951, he received his confirmation at the Milnor Lutheran Church. The wedding took place in Embden, North Dakota, on March 6, 1959, between Dale and Betty Rose Lautt. They made their home on the farm the family owned close to Milnor.

They made the move to the farm that Tony and Goldie Hanson owned close to Gwinner on September 25, 1964. Dale devoted his entire life to farming. During the colder months, he held a job at the Melroe Manufacturing facility. On November 24, 2002, Betty passed away. When Dale wed Martha Coleman on June 26, 2004, he was finally able to experience love and happiness again.

His stepchildren and stepgrandchildren were welcomed into his heart, and he loved them just as much as if they were his own offspring. Dale served on the council of the Zion Lutheran Church, the board of the Gwinner Farmers Elevator, the council of the city of Gwinner, the board of the Sargent County Crop and Livestock Association, and the board of the Dakota Mutual Insurance Company.

The Gwinner Civic Club, the Gwinner Community Development Corporation, the Gwinner Fire Department, the Milnor Merry Mixers Square Dance Club, and a whist card club were all among the organizations that he belonged to. Both the Sargent County Outstanding Agriculturist Award in 1996 and the Wild Rice Soil Conservation District Achievement Award in 2023 were bestowed to him for his work in the agricultural industry.
Dale is survived by his wife Martha; his children: Marcia (Sparky) Engquist, Marlene (Max) Koschmeder, Karen (Jay) Enderson, John Coleman, Jerry (Joan) Coleman, Barb (Jess) Smith, Cindy (Joey) Enderson, and Kevin Coleman; and his grandchildren: Jeremy (Karen Awender) Engquist, Amber (Brett; Bjorn, Arionna, and Urija Norgren, Jada (Christian Kyles) Enderson, Janie (Jeff; Payton, Dalton, and Ashley, Vander) Svendsen.

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