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EWOLDT, STANLEY MARK AND JULIE (PEARSON)

Family Histories • Entry F135
Mark Ewoldt Family 1986. Julie, Mark, Nikki, Jeri, Traci.
Mark Ewoldt Family 1986. Julie, Mark, Nikki, Jeri, Traci.

Julie Ann Pearson was born 1958 to Donald Robert and Marjorie Ann (Reigle) Pearson, in the Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Mullen. Her grandparents are Fritz B. & Myrtle F. (Rector) Pearson and Ray E. & Myrtle I. (Shefneer) Reigle, all of Mullen.

She was baptized as an infant at the St. Joseph Episcopal Church by Rev. Jack Yamamoto with Wayne & Carrie Marshall and Doris & Guy King as god-parents. She was later confirmed in St. Joseph's.

Julie attended Mullen Public Schools, except 1 year (1st Grade). While in school she was very active in F.H.A. and Band, playing the flute. She liked sports, especially volley-ball.

Julie graduated from Mullen High School in 1976. After graduation she worked at the Pioneer Memorial Hospital, receiving her Geriatric Aide Degree in 1977.

On February 26, 1977, Julie married (Stan-ley) Mark Ewoldt in the St. Joseph Episcopal church, with the ceremony performed by Rev. Charles Morgan.

Mark was born 1956 to Stanley and (Elsie) Arlene (Pearman) Ewoldt at Stapleton, Ne. His grandparents are Cloyde A(Eck), & Thelma (Little) Pearman of Seneca, Ne. and the late Otto & Avis (Kime) Ewoldt of Thedford, Ne. He attended many schools but returned to Mullen his junior year and graduated from Mullen High in 1975.

All three of their daughters were born in the Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Mullen:

Nikki Rae born 1977, Traci Ann born 1979 and Jeri Lyn 1983.

Mark worked for the Cherry County Dept. of Roads, at the Mullen Packing Plant and in 1982 they moved to Lloyd Buchfinck & Sons Ranch to work, and live.

Mark likes all sports and is involved in the town team softball and basketball leagues and is a member of the traveling teams.

Julie is a member of the Mullen Woman's Service Club, plays softball and town team volleyball. With her sister Linda, she is an area volleyball official.

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