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Emily Jean Pressnall
2.10.1946 - July 1, 2025

Place of Birth: Stanley, North Dakota
 Residence: Tioga, North Dakota
 Age: 79

Joanne Moe McGill (Stockton, Ca)
Jul 2, 2025
My heartfelt condolences to Max, Clara, Richard, all Emily’s grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Emily was my cousin only four years older.our parents mothers were sisters and dads were brothers. Which made Emily more like an older Sister. A super sweet lady. Always a smile on her face. She Loved life and her family with everything she had. I don’t know of one person that knew Emily ever had a bad thing to say about her, always there for everyone. She would do anything to help those she Loved. She was also a very fun cousin, she would laugh at everyone’s jokes and was always so sincere when she spoke of her family. I did not get to see Emily for many years, me being in California. But we did speak on the telephone. Loved our visits catching up on everyone. She was very proud of all her grandchildren and great grandchildren. When we would talk she would call each one by name and all of their accomplishments which brought her so much happiness. She was a very special Lady.
Heaven got another Angel when God called her home. She will be deeply missed by everyone that had the pleasure of knowing her.
Go Rest High on that Mountain my dear Loved cousin.

You will never be forgotten
Penny Dockter (Bismarck, ND)
Jul 3, 2025
To the family of Emily, I am truly so sorry for your loss! She was one in a million, she was kind, honest and a friend to everyone she met. I was just a little girl, age 4 when I met her and she was wonderful. She is also my sisters, sister-in-law. Hugs to each of you during this difficult time.
Jolene Kranig, Marvin Alter & Family (White Earth, ND)
Jul 3, 2025
Emily will be dearly missed . I remember her teaching me how to make klub. She was an awesome mom and grandmother and she had a lot of friends. To her family sending prayers and hugs
Kenneth Schmidt (Ray , ND)
Jul 3, 2025
Sorry to hear of Emily passing. I remember whenever we went to the Jungle for supper I’d tell the waitress to tell “Em” that the steak is for Kenneth and she would cook it just perfect. We sure missed her cooking when she retired. My sympathy to all her family. K