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Memories for Beatrice From: Ursula and Don wunderlich Accept our sincere sympathy in the loss of your Mom/grandma. Trust the Lord and His unfailing promise of a grand reunion, when He returns to claim His redeemed children. We shall always remember Bea as a loving person, am sure she was a great teacher! God will always be there for us when we need His comforting touch! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Mary Wittich Sorry to hear of your mom's death. I always enjoyed visiting with her whenever we saw each other. I remember the years of teaching together at Edison and when I would sub at Bell School. And, Mary Jo - you would babysit for us many times. You will all have many memories to talk about and that is really the best thing to do. Mary Wittich --------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Grace Leslie Bea, as the name I called her, was a very fine lady. I like
to give her a bad time in church, and discuss football or what
ever sport was going on at the time. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Diane (Wunderlich) Coulson and Lauren Coulson Bea will be missed. I always enjoyed visiting with your Mom whenever I came back home. Me being a teacher and her a retired teacher gave us something in common right off the bat. She always invited me over to have coffee and sweets whenever I came home, the last time was last March when Mom passed. She always made me laugh. When her and Levi would get going, well, let's just say it was hilarious! She will live on in our hearts for sure! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Kieran Klubben Sorry to hear of Bea's passing. I especially want to express my sympathy to my cousins Mary Jo, Roger, & Janel, and to their families. My memories of Bea were from the many Sortland Family picnics in Valley City. She was a stalwart, pitching in and always enjoying the company of all. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: John and Joanne Thomas We are sorry to hear about Bea's passing. She taught all of our five children at Bell School. I worked with Bea from about 1973 until she retired. I remember the kids at Bell were a little apprehensive about going into her class! Once the year was over, most of them said she was their favorite teacher. What a great accomplishment!! I know she will be greatly missed by all of her family and friends. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this time. Sincerely, John and Joanne Thomas --------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Mary Janel, so sorry to hear about your Mom. I don't get the paper, so this is a little late. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Friends always Mary Severson --------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Jocelyn Fratzke I'm sorry for your loss, and just learned of it today. My grandmother used to live across the street from Bea, and we always used to go visit her as kids. I also visited her a couple times in Minot from Grand Forks where I go to school. She will be missed, and my thoughts and prayers are with you. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Myrna (Larson) Huffman TO Janel and Family: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |