Inez Hendrickson
March 8, 1931 ~ March 7, 2022
Born in:
Painesdale, Michigan
Resided in:
Gwinn, Michigan
Mrs. Inez Hendrickson was born in Painesdale, Michigan and was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother and friend to many. She married her sweetheart George Hendrickson. They knew each other since childhood and shared an incredible life together. Their life, mostly spent in Gwinn, Michigan, included a family with three boys, all built on love, respect and kindness.
Inez was a member of the Grace Lutheran Church and loved to cook. She made the best pasties you could imagine and enjoyed sewing, crafting and tending to her flower beds. As a homemaker, her family, friends, neighbors all took a liking to Inez as she had such an uplifting spirit and welcoming smile. She and George loved travelling and living the snow bird life alternating between Michigan and Texas, and instilled a sense of belonging to everyone they met along the way.
Inez is preceded in death by mother and father Maria Lepsu and William Niemela, sisters Elvie Rinkinen, Edith Koski, Julie Menzel, and Jan Vedder; husband George Hendrickson; and son Jay Hendrickson.
Survivors include sister: Kay Wittanen; sons: Terry (Donna) Hendrickson and Curtis (Jennifer) Hendrickson; granddaughters: Aina (Dan) Vandermeuse, Arianna (Matthew) Loewenhagen, Christa Hendrickson, Kathryn (Enrique) Moliner-Wetzel, Sofie Hendrickson, and Ciera Hendrickson; great grandchildren: Everette and Ephraim Vandermeuse, Haeslee and Timothy Lowenhagen, and Jocelyn Moliner-Wetzel.
A special gathering will take place and be announced at a later date.
Donations can be made in honor of Inez Hendrickson to: Forsyth Township Senior Center, P.O. Box 668, Gwinn, Michigan 49841 or American Cancer Society at cancer.org.
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Rest in peace my dear friend Inez. You are together with George and Jay in a better place. I will miss you so much, but I have many great memories. Our dinners together, pizza lunch on Saturdays and a show. I enjoyed your biscuit and rye bread – which I make now. We attended church together and went shopping. You always helped if needed. You had a quiet, gentle soul. You are a perfect angel in heaven now. Some day we will all be together again. You will always be in my heart. Love, your best friend, Annemarie (Maki)