Clarice Marie Weber

Clarice Marie (Galbreath) Weber was born on January 23, 1925 to Clarence and Nora Galbreath in Nome, ND.

She grew up on a farm near Enderlin, entered the Cadet Nurse Corps for her nursing career and graduated from St. Luke’s School of Nursing. She worked in the Fargo area, where she met the love of her life, George Weber, and they were married in Enderlin. She attended the University of Mary, graduated in 1964 in the first Bachelor of Science Nursing class. She enjoyed lobbying the legislature for nursing issues. She taught at the University of Mary until her retirement. Clarice and George then moved to Fargo, where she was an active member of the migrant health board for many years. She was inducted into the ND Nursing Hall of Fame in 1990. She was an active member of the American Nurses Association.

They enjoyed traveling around the US, visiting sights and friends. Clarice enjoyed a good game of bridge, was an accomplished seamstress and could knit the best mittens for playing in the snow.
Clarice was an active member of First Lutheran Church and was former president of the ELCW. She was active in other circles.

She enjoyed all of her grandchildren and was always interested in their activities.

She moved to Bethany on 42nd in recent years due to health reasons. We acknowledge the great care she received from nursing staff and assistants while she lived there. We are grateful.

Clarice is survived by three daughters, Georganne (Brian) Hoel, Barbara (Earle) Polk and Jill (Allan) Koshiol. Grandchildren, James (Rhonda) Hoel, David Hoel, Sam and Ben Polk, Peter and Maxine Koshiol and six great grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her husband, George; her parents and her only sister, Betty Kapuza.

Memorials can be made to the Animal Humane Society.