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Thelma Mary Hu es ken
Thelma Mary Huesken
pass ed away Nov. 4.
passed away Nov. 4.
She was born May 24,
She was born May 24,
1922 to Wilfr ed and
1922 to Wilfred and
Elizabeth Mow er in
Elizabeth Mower in
New We stminster, B.C.
New Westminster, B.C.
She wa s an accom -
She was an accomplished violinist, playing solos in retirement
plished violinist, play-
homes and playing with the Melody Ensmble.
ing solos in retirement
hom es, playing for wedding s and funer-
als, and playing with the Melody En se mble.
She and husband Erwin lived in North Delta
She and husband Erwin lived in North Delta
for 25 y ear s, moving to acreage in the Co-
for 25 years, moving to acreage in the Columbia Valley in the 1970s. She made home
lumbia Vall ey in the 1970s. She m ade home
a warm, welcoming place and fed many a
a warm, welcoming place and fed many a
haying crew to the point whe re it was diffi-
haying crew to the point where it was difficult for them to go back to work. She was a
cult f or them to go back to work. Sh e was a
member of Yarrow (B.C.) MB Church, active
member of Yarrow (B.C.) MB Church, active
in the Dorcas - Ruth sewing circle and making
in the Dorcas-Ruth sewing circle and making
quilts for MCC. She was a fa ithful supporter
quilts for MCC. She was a faithful supporter
of Stillwood Camp and Conference Centre,
of Stillwood Camp and Conference Centre,
for a number of years corre sp onding with
for a number of years corresponding with
campers as "Aunt Nettie" as part of the
campers as "Aunt Nettie" as part of the
camp's follow-up. She greatly impact ed her
camp's follow-up. She greatly impacted her
family through her pra yers , ava il ab ility and
family through her prayers , availability and
faithfulness. Even while in hospital with
faithfulness. Even while in hospital with
leukemia, she continued to encourag e others
leukemia, she continued to encourage others
through h er co nve r sa tions and prayers, re-
through her conversations and prayers, reminding them of the things that really matter. She is mourned by Erwin, her husband of
minding th em of the things that rea lly mat-
59 years; children Claudia Janzen, David,
ter. Sh e is mourned by Erwin, her husband of
and Paul, all of Chilliwack, B.C.; 8 grandchildren; 7 great-grandchildren; and 1 sister.
59 years; children Claudia janzen, David,
The memorial service was Nov. 8 at Yarrow
and Paul, all of Chilliwack, B.C.; 8 grandchi l-
dren; 7 great-grandchildren; and 1 sister.
The memorial se rvice wa s Nov. 8 at Yarrow
MB Church.
MB Church.


[[Category:Mennonite Brethren Herald obituaries]]
[[Category:Mennonite Brethren Herald obituaries]]

Latest revision as of 15:26, 12 September 2022

"Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2002 Feb 7 p. 21

Birth date: 1922 May 24

text of obituary:

THELMA MARY HUESKEN


Thelma Mary Huesken passed away Nov. 4. She was born May 24, 1922 to Wilfred and Elizabeth Mower in New Westminster, B.C. She was an accomplished violinist, playing solos in retirement homes and playing with the Melody Ensmble. She and husband Erwin lived in North Delta for 25 years, moving to acreage in the Columbia Valley in the 1970s. She made home a warm, welcoming place and fed many a haying crew to the point where it was difficult for them to go back to work. She was a member of Yarrow (B.C.) MB Church, active in the Dorcas-Ruth sewing circle and making quilts for MCC. She was a faithful supporter of Stillwood Camp and Conference Centre, for a number of years corresponding with campers as "Aunt Nettie" as part of the camp's follow-up. She greatly impacted her family through her prayers , availability and faithfulness. Even while in hospital with leukemia, she continued to encourage others through her conversations and prayers, reminding them of the things that really matter. She is mourned by Erwin, her husband of 59 years; children Claudia Janzen, David, and Paul, all of Chilliwack, B.C.; 8 grandchildren; 7 great-grandchildren; and 1 sister. The memorial service was Nov. 8 at Yarrow MB Church.