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Alstat, Bobbi Jo (Norman) 1982 - 2021

ALSTAT, NORMAN, REMPFER

Posted By: Joy Moore (email)
Date: 10/2/2021 at 12:02:56

On Wednesday, September 22, 2021, Bobbi Jo Alstat age 39, died surrounded by her family. Bobbi battled Stage 4 Colorectal cancer bravely for 2 years, undergoing various treatments. Bobbi’s strength and determination to beat cancer never faltered, she was a fighter even in the most difficult of times. She remained strong not only for herself but for her kids and her family throughout the entirety of her battle. Bobbi worked at Mayo, for what would have been 20 years on October 1st. Throughout her time at Mayo, she worked in Ophthalmology, as an Emergency Medical Dispatcher, and most recently as a Prospect Information Coordinator.

In every aspect of her life, Bobbi was fierce, stubborn, and relentless. Bobbi was very competitive and loved to win, whether it was playing a game of UNO, or a new card game she picked up somewhere along her travels. At family game nights, where laughter loudly filled the room, Bobbi could be found proudly wearing the UNO championship belt or boasting about her most recent win. If Bobbi wasn’t in Saratoga for family gatherings it was hard to determine exactly where she may be. Bobbi was a free spirit, who took the utmost joy in her travels and adventures with her kids and family. Most recently, amid a terminal diagnosis, Bobbi traveled to Alaska achieving her lifelong goal of visiting all 50 states. That was the thing about Bobbi, she never let the bad news stop her from achieving things she wished to accomplish. Bobbi was the best secret keeper when it came to her vacation destinations. She loved to load the kids in the car as they headed to a destination that only she knew. Car rides with Bobbi were filled with lots of singing, plenty of laughter, and playing one of her favorites, the license plate game. During her many weekend getaways Bobbi could be found picking up a Harley shirt for her collection or attending as many NASCAR races as she could fit in each season. If there is one thing you should remember about Bobbi, let it be her caring demeanor. She dropped everything for her family, friends, and patients. She unknowingly touched the lives of some and made a lasting impact on so many more.

Bobbi will be forever remembered by her children: Reece of Rochester, Minnesota and Sydney of Lime Springs, Iowa; her mother and father: Susan and Ronald Norman of Lime Springs, Iowa; sister: Becky Rempfer and her children: Hayden, Alex, and Kinnick of Cresco, Iowa; brother: Brady (Megan) Norman and their children: Grace and Layla of Cresco, Iowa; Brother: Billy Norman of Stuttgart, Germany.

A Celebration of Life service will be held in memory of Bobbi, on Saturday, October 2, 2021, from 1:00- 4:00 p.m. at St. Paul’s Maple Leaf Lutheran Church (13431 Howard Ave, Elma, Iowa 50628). In honor of Bobbi come have a cookie and bowl of ice cream (her favorites!) and share a memory with her friends and family. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that memorials be sent to the Howard County Community Hospice in her name.

Source: Hindt Funeral Home database


 

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