

Bobbie was a caregiver at heart. Although faith and family always came first for Bobbie, she had many gifts. She loved to cook and bake, even though her first time preparing duck was a disaster. She had a knack for music as a huge John Denver and Patsy Kline fan. She enjoyed singing and watching Irish dance. Bobbie used her sewing skills to make blankets for her family as well as infants at the hospital. She was a proud member of the Red Hat Ladies Society.
Bobbie had an impeccable memory for the early years of her life and cherished memories shared with her family. She will be dearly missed.
Preceded in death by her parents, Robert and Shirley Houman; husband, James “Curly” Niskala.
Survived by her children, James (Chris) Dudgeon and Heather (Kurt) Angle; grandchildren, John (Kaycee), Jordan, Kody, Tarra (Kyle), and Spencer; great-grandkids, Alexander and Coleton; sisters, Bonnie and Lori (Larry); nieces and nephews, Brad (Andrea), Tom (Sam), Jill (Adam), Annabelle, and Ben; Micheal Wilette, who Bobbie was a God-mother to, as well as many relatives and friends.
Private family gathering to be held at a later date.
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