Allegonda  (Alice) Cecilia Evers Van Dyke
                                                                                                             ..Picture of Alice Van Dyke
                                                           Born March 7, 1884:  Verboort, Oregon
                                                       Died October 6, 1959:  Klamath Falls, Oregon
                                   click here for short video of Alice Van Dyke  CLICK HERE  to view a 5 second .mpg file of Alice taken in 1945
                                                                              Thank you Merle Van Dyke for providing this!

    "Aunt Allie" as she was affectionately known to many, will be remembered for the many hours she
devoted to the care of the church altars. Each weekend, as she lovingly arranged the beautiful bouquets-
with flowers, more often than not, from her own gardens-she would burst forth in joyous song, and
the church would resound with the lovely sacred melodies.  Sometimes the pastor, overhearing, would
steal in from outside, unnoticed, just to listen and enjoy.


                (The following text is from a newspaper article that was written following her death:)

  Alice Van Dyke Services Friday
  Alice Cecilia Van Dyke, 75, Rt 2 (Verboort) Forest Grove, died Tuesday at Klamath Falls en route to visit at the home of
  a daughter in Tulelake, California.  She was born at Verboort on March 7, 1884, the daughter of Peter and Antonia
  Vandehey Evers, and had spent her entire life in Washington County.  Her husband, William August Van Dyke, preceded
  her in death on  March 15, 1942 here in Forest Grove.  They were married at Verboort on May 5, 1908.
      Requiem high mass will be offered by Very Rev. William R. Killion at Visitation Catholic Church at Verboort on Friday
  at 10 a.m.  Recitation of the Holy Rosary will be Thursday evening at 8 p.m. in the chapel of Prickett's mortuary of Forest
  Grove and will be said by Very Rev. William R. Killion, pastor of Visitation Catholic Church.  Interment will be next to her
   husband in Visitation Catholic cemetery at Verboort.
      Survivors include her five sons: Ervin Van Dyke, Cyril Van Dyke and Stanley Van Dyke of Forest Grove; Julius
   Van Dyke, Carlton; and Robert Van Dyke of Yamhill; three daughters:  Mrs. Irene Moore, Roy; Mrs. Evelyn Herb,
   Forest Grove; and Mrs. Esther Seus, Tulelake, California; three brothers: Albert and Antone Evers, Forest Grove and
   William Evers, McMinnville; one sister: Mrs. Anna Krieger, Forest Grove.  Also thirty one grandchildren survive.
        Mrs. Van Dyke was a member of Visitation Catholic Church, the Visitation altar society and the Ladies' Order of
    Foresters.
       Serving as casket bearers will be Francis Krieger, Ignatius and Francis Evers, Harold and Joseph Van Dyke and Leslie
  Verboort.  Honorary casket bearers, all members of the Catholic Order of Foresters, will be Mrs. Steven Kemper, Mrs. Louis
   Spiering,  Mrs. James Moore, Mrs. Victor Herinckx, Mrs. Rod Vanderzanden, and Mrs. Martin Vanderzanden."



  Family Tree Information:
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   Parents:
   Peter Evers , (1851-1931) and Antonia Vandehey Evers . (1858-1891)

   Siblings:
    Petronella
    John
    Anne
    -Alice-
    Antone
    Albert
    William
        ( Alice's mother Antonia died at the time of William's birth)
 

  Alice Evers married William Van Dyke . on May 5, 1908
  Their children:
      Julius Van Dyke
      Irene Van Dyke (Mrs. Julius "Spud" Moore)
      Evelyn Van Dyke (Mrs. Martin  Herb)
      Ervin Van Dyke 
      Cyril Van Dyke
      Robert Van Dyke
      Esther Van Dyke (Mrs. Edward Seus)
      Stanley Van Dyke


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