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in Calgary and became the chosen | Louise Rempel was born April 7, 1952 in Calgary and became the chosen | ||
daughter of Abram and Catherine Rempel | daughter of Abram and Catherine Rempel | ||
on April 6, 1953. Her sad disposition | on April 6, 1953. Her sad disposition at | ||
the time of her adoption soon turned to | the time of her adoption soon turned to | ||
cheerfulness. Her love | cheerfulness. Her love for singing was | ||
evident at an early age and at the age | evident at an early age and at the age | ||
of nine she accepted Jesus as her | of nine she accepted Jesus as her | ||
personal Saviour. | personal Saviour. During the next few | ||
years she participated in Sunday | years she participated in Sunday school, | ||
choir and young peoples. Then followed | choir and young peoples. Then followed | ||
years of | years of inward unrest and turmoil. | ||
She became ill requiring hospital treatment in May, 1971 and was then | She became ill requiring hospital treatment in May, 1971 and was then released | ||
to go home in July. It became very | to go home in July. It became very | ||
evident that God had performed a change | evident that God had performed a change | ||
in her life and she spent much time | in her life and she spent much time in | ||
prayer. Her health grew worse and she | prayer. Her health grew worse and she | ||
was admitted to the hospital again in | was admitted to the hospital again in | ||
September and in October, 1971 she | September and in October, 1971 she | ||
submitted to brain surgery. | submitted to brain surgery. However, she | ||
continued to deteriorate. One of | continued to deteriorate. One of the last | ||
phrases heard from her lips were, "For | phrases heard from her lips were, "For | ||
only begotten son ...." God took her | only begotten son ...." God took her | ||
home to be with him at the age | home to be with him at the age of 19 on | ||
March 18. The funeral followed in the | |||
Highland Mennonite Brethren Church on | Highland Mennonite Brethren Church on | ||
March 21 with Rev. A .L. | March 21 with Rev. A. L. Klassen | ||
ministering. She leaves to mourn her | ministering. She leaves to mourn her | ||
parents; three | parents; three sisters, Emily, Sharon and | ||
Doreen; and two brothers, Gary and | Doreen; and two brothers, Gary and | ||
Albert. | Albert. | ||
[[Category:Mennonite Brethren Herald obituaries]] | [[Category:Mennonite Brethren Herald obituaries]] | ||
Revision as of 12:01, 21 September 2016
Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1972 Apr 21 p. 30
Birth date: 1952 Apr 07
text of obituary:
LOUISE REMPEL
Louise Rempel was born April 7, 1952 in Calgary and became the chosen daughter of Abram and Catherine Rempel on April 6, 1953. Her sad disposition at the time of her adoption soon turned to cheerfulness. Her love for singing was evident at an early age and at the age of nine she accepted Jesus as her personal Saviour. During the next few years she participated in Sunday school, choir and young peoples. Then followed years of inward unrest and turmoil.
She became ill requiring hospital treatment in May, 1971 and was then released to go home in July. It became very evident that God had performed a change in her life and she spent much time in prayer. Her health grew worse and she was admitted to the hospital again in September and in October, 1971 she submitted to brain surgery. However, she continued to deteriorate. One of the last phrases heard from her lips were, "For only begotten son ...." God took her home to be with him at the age of 19 on March 18. The funeral followed in the Highland Mennonite Brethren Church on March 21 with Rev. A. L. Klassen ministering. She leaves to mourn her parents; three sisters, Emily, Sharon and Doreen; and two brothers, Gary and Albert.