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Edna Louise Dyekman
05/23/1937 — 06/04/2026
From Richland,WA | Born in Rock Springs, Wyoming
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Edna Louise Dyekman
Edna Louise (McWethy) Dyekman, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister, cousin, and friend passed away peacefully on June 4, 2026, in Richland, Washington, at the age of 89.
Louise was born in Rock Springs, Wyoming, to Leslie Keeney McWethy and Anna Mae (Blakeman) McWethy, and lived in many places until the age of fifteen, when they moved to Loveland, Colorado. After graduating from Loveland High School, she attended Colorado State University, where she met her future husband G. Kent Dyekman. They married on June 7, 1958.
Louise was a waitress, salesperson, and bank teller in Loveland until they moved to Richland, Washington, in 1959, for Kent’s job. She loved art, painting, knitting, crocheting, and was active in her church, including Bible study. After Kent retired, summers were spent at their cabin on Sacheen Lake enjoying fishing, socializing, and daily rides on their pontoon boat. Her love of the ocean led to yearly trips with Kent to Hawaii and she enjoyed many tropical trips with her sisters.
Louise was preceded in death by her husband, Kent, her parents, and her sister, Ellen Buckner. She is survived by her children: Alan, Dale (Sarah), and Tracy (Charlie) Jokisch; grandchildren Lexy (Jack) Murphy, and Zachary (Emmerine) Jokisch, and step-granddaughter Casey O’Bleness. She is also survived by her siblings, Mike (the late Beth) McWethy, Sherry McWethy, and Chuck (Anne) McWethy.
A Celebration of Life will be held September 12th at 1pm at Einan’s Event Center (Events at Sunset) 915 bypass Hwy Richland WA 99352, with a reception to follow.
In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to 2nd Harvest, https://2-harvest.org.
I’m Louise’s sister-in-law I was fortunate enough to spend my 70th birthday with Kent&Louise,Ted and Gary and my daughter Cynthia in Hawaii. There were many other times we would get together when she would visit Loveland. We shared many laughs together
I’m Louise’s sister-in-law. Joyce Dyekman. I was fortunate enough to spend my 70th birthday with Kent&Louise ,Ted and Gary and my daughter Cynthia in Hawaii. We had a wonderful time during that visit
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Louise was a great friend and neighbor of my late Mother Opal. Opal, Louise, Leota Mashburn and Joann Robic enjoyed coffee, childcare and bowling together in the late 50’s in the Richland Village. I babysat the Dyekman kids from time to time and really looked up to Louise as a wonderful and busy Mom of three little ones. My sympathy to you as you go on without her.
Aunt Louise, you will be dearly missed. I will always remember your amazing laugh and all of the great times we had at Mariana Lake in the summers when you and the family came to Colorado.
Also, all of the many adventures that you and Aunt Sherry and my mom had throughout the years, oh to be a fly on the wall during all of those escapades!
Always in our thoughts, Todd and family.
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Edna Louise Dyekman