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On June 21, 2026, Ruth Faye Vandemarck died at home in Pueblo. She was 93. She was born on February 11, 1933 in a Swedish-American family that measured love in finished chores. She grew up believing that showing up was the first craft.
She tended brine that strangers would trust without knowing her name. A pickle brine hydrometer wiped dry taught apprentices to wait. Colleagues still mention a pickle brine hydrometer wiped dry.
She married Lester in 1955. They kept a house that stayed modest when the neighborhood did not. They raised two sons through public schools and ordinary weather. After Lester died in 2019, she kept the routines that still made sense: the walk, the garden, the Sunday call.
Neighbors remember someone who swept the sidewalk past the property line when weather had been unfair. Mornings were her favorite shift at home. She died in Pueblo, on streets that already knew her pace. The lunch pail still waits by the back door.
Services
A memorial gathering in Pueblo with coffee afterward. In lieu of flowers, a gift to a local workers' fund, clinic, or neighborhood library is welcome.