Deanne Kroulik

Deanne Kroulik, a beloved member of her community and cherished family member, passed away on November 7, 2025, at the age of 47. Born on November 3, 1978, in Crookston, MN before moving and growing up in Port Townsend, WA, Deanne's life was marked by her unwavering commitment to helping others and her deep love for her family.

Having dedicated 15 years at DAC, Deanne brought warmth and kindness to her workplace, impacting countless lives along the way. She had a special affinity for the community in Elbow Lake, where she served as the secretary of the community council, contributing to the betterment of her neighborhood.

Deanne found great joy in nurturing her loved ones, particularly her children, Dominic, Tristan (Shianne), Darlyn Soyring, and Richard Soyring III, as well as her granddaughter and grandson, Nehlani and Amari. They were truly the light of her life, and she cherished every moment spent with them.

On August 24, 2024, Deanne married Richard Soyring at Little Elbow Park, celebrating a love that was full of life and laughter. Together, they built a home filled with compassion and joy, creating lasting memories along the way.

Deanne had a zest for life, evident in her love for riding backroads on motorcycles and side-by-sides, as well as her fondness for dill pickles. A lover of all animals, she had a special bond with her dogs, one of whom, her cherished dog Darrell, predeceased her and holds a special place in her heart.

She is survived by her husband, Richard Soyring; her parents, Dean and Pam Kroulik; her mother-in-law, Janelle; Her father-in-law George; her sisters, Michelle and Dana; her children, Dominic, Tristan (Shianne), Darlyn, and Richard Soyring III; her grandkids, Nehlani and Amari; her sister-in-law, Latanya Alvarada; her nieces, Haley, Brooklyn, and Azaliah; her nephews, Darius and Trenton; her great-niece, Brynlee; and many other family and friends who will remember Deanne for her kind spirit and generous heart.

Deanne is preceded in death by her grandma Kay, her uncle Wayne, her best friend Melanie, and her beloved dog Darrell. Her legacy of love and compassion will continue to inspire those who knew her, reminding all of the beauty in caring for each other and cherishing family ties.