In Loving Memory OfJoseph Thiemann

SCHULER-LEFEBVRE FUNERAL CHAPEL - Humboldt, Saskatchewan"Dedicated to those we serve."

November 21, 1938 ~ April 14, 202081 Years

May the Father grant that Christ dwell in your hearts through faith; as you are being

rooted and grounded in love.Ephesians 3:17

PRIVATE FAMILY GRAVESIDE SERVICE:Friday, September 11, 2020 - 2:00 p.m.St. Peter’s Roman Catholic Cemetery

Muenster, Saskatchewan

Celebrant: Fr. Demetrius Wasylyniuk, OSB

Joseph will be lovingly and greatly missed by his wife, Diana, of 54 years; his two sons, Darren (Coralie) and Derrick (Evangeline) of Saskatoon, SK; as well as his 12 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. He will also be missed by his four sisters: Delores (Tony) Freichs of St. Gregor, SK; Fran (Al) Gasmo Bremner of Humboldt, SK; Leona Parker of Toronto, ON; and Mary (Camil) Labrecque of Elrose, SK; mother-in-law, Alvina Weiman, of Cudworth, SK; sister-in-law, Delores Thiemann of Humboldt, SK; and numerous nieces and nephews. Joe was predeceased by his parents, Clem and Francis Thiemann; father-in-law, John Weiman; two brothers, Clemence and Kenneth Thiemann; sister, Kathleen Wassermann; sister-in-law, Marlene Lamping (nee Weiman); brother-in-law, Francis Huslage (Valerie); and nieces, Shannon Gasmo and Dawn Thoms (nee Wills).

Loving Husband, Father, Grandfather

and Great-Grandfather

Joe was born on November 21, 1938, to Clem and Frances Thiemann in Humboldt, SK. He was raised on the Thiemann farm, eight miles from St. Gregor, SK, and attended Sjolie School. Joe and Diana met in Bruno, SK, where he was working on installing the power lines. They were married on October 8, 1966, and moved to Cranbrook, BC, where Joe worked at a sawmill. About 1½ years later, Joe and Diana moved back to Saskatoon, and raised their two sons, Darren and Derrick. In Saskatoon, he studied and received his Red Seal Journeymen Automotive Technician Certificate. Joe’s passions in life included farming with his brother-in-law Tony; fixing vehicles, with some help, from his sons; curling; and most importantly, his family. Joe worked as an Automotive Technician with Imperial Oil for a number of years and eventually worked with the Parks and Recreation Department for the City of Saskatoon, where he retired in 2003. In 2019, he was diagnosed with Vascular Dementia and later, cancer. He spent time at St. Paul’s and City Hospital, eventually moving to Parkridge Centre Care Home, until his passing. The Thiemann family would like to thank the staff at Parkridge, for their excellent care for Joe.