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Carol Nussbaum posted a condolence
Monday, October 7, 2013
Dad,
It has been just over a week now since your passing. I have thought of you almost daily for the last several years and have been heartbroken that time for our limited time with you. Your children and grandchildren knew how much you loved them and they you. You always liked pets and our 2 boston terriers Sammie and Dallas really enjoyed your attention. I remember 2 years ago (we have photos and video) when we were able to pick you up for a family meal with your children and their family.You were the honored guest. We all had to share you that afternoon but all wanted you to themselves. It was a great memory. June 2011 you were also with us all in my home for Father's Day. You said the dinner prayer (have on video) while Brian your grandson knelt beside you. Little did we all know Brian would go to heaven just 3 months later. Now you and Brian are together along with Mom and baby Kelly. What a reunion in heaven. So my dear Father know we miss you and always love you and ask Gods grace, strength and comfort to bear our loss both before your passing as well as after your passing. Your daughter Carol.
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Mark posted a condolence
Thursday, October 3, 2013
Grandpa,
I am grateful to have had a grandfather who demonstrated bravery, diligence, hard work, and care. I miss your laughs, singing, jokes, and stories, but am grateful for God's grace upon your life, and upon the family He kindly gave you.
With love,
Mark
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Johnathan Owens posted a condolence
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
Dear Grandpa,
I am so sad that you are gone, but also so happy that you are now getting to experience the joy of what it means to be with Christ, our Savior. In him, there is rest from all the toil and pain, and there is joy everlasting. I am glad that you have been able to enter that rest, and that you get to see him face to face. We all miss you so much, and we are grateful for your life and the time that we had with you. Thank you for being such a great grandfather, and for the faith that you modeled, especially in the years since Grandma died. We love you.
Sincerely,
Your grandson, Johnathan
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Anonymous posted a condolence
Monday, September 30, 2013
Sweet Tranquility Basket was purchased for the family of Ralph John Wieneke.
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Laurie Owens posted a condolence
Monday, September 30, 2013
Dear Dad, what a blessed time I had worshiping and communing with you at St. Stephens. You will always be remembered for your beautiful voice. As a child, you were such an inspiration to me with your singing and love for beautiful music. I still like to remember the nick name you gave me "Birdie" because I was always singing on my swing set as loud as I could. No matter how many times I asked you to whistle like a bird for me you always did. No one has ever been able to whistle like that! I would look for your "bird" in the house only to be surprised once again it was you! To this day, I absolutely adore birds and the songs they have been given for our joy. I will always remember the legacy you left me of how important the simple things in life are when shared with the ones you love. I can't wait to play those old reel family movies to see how you made everyone laugh. But I never laughed when you took those Easter movies each year and made each of us kids walk outside one by one in our Sunday Best until we were all gathered as a family! As children, we tend to only focus on ourselves but as adults we understand how proud parents are of all their children. Thank you for always wearing the red plaid wool vest for me each Christmas year after year after year. I loved to snuggle up against you and your very special Christmas vest. I will miss you dearly and the pain is deep. Until we meet again, I will focus not on our lost but on your gain, an everlasting life in heaven with more love, peace, and happiness than what we can even imagine. Please kiss mom, Brian, Kelly, Grandma Bella, and all our family waiting for us to join them.
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Matt posted a condolence
Monday, September 30, 2013
Dear Grandpa,
I know that I miss you but the same time I know that you are talking and cracking jokes with Jesus, God and brothers and sisters in Christ. I loved when you told jokes, and told stories. I'm glad I got your musical talent. I know that I don't play the horn but you know that I do play the trumpet and the Guitar. I liked when you whistle songs out loud. There's much more I can say about you, but there's one thing I just want to tell you, I LOVE YOU GRANDPA!!!
Your Grandson,
Matt
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Bonnie Oke posted a condolence
Monday, September 30, 2013
This is Bonnie, Ralph's niece. Here are my stories about Ralph and how important family was to him: It was December 1970, and my ex-husband Matt and I were returning from an Army tour of 7 months in Germany. You were all living in New Jersey at the time. Matt arrived first, Ralph picked him up at the airport, drove him to Timbuktu to pick up our Volkswagen. Then I arrived a few days later to find that even though it was December, your family had taken a vote, and had decided to "hold" Thanksgiving until we arrived! How special that dinner was, it still brings tears to my eyes.
Another story- Ralph and Elaine shared an evening of music with us. That same weekend in 1970 Uncle Ralph and Aunt Elaine took us to a Broadway musical: the production was Fiddler on the Roof, starring the great Zero Mostel-- the only Broadway show I have ever been to. I remember walking down Broadway being so excited to go! I was barely 21. We had such a lovely evening! It was such a generous gift and still holds a great memory.
In the summer of 2006, Ralph's sister, my Mom Evelyn, fell and broke her hip at the cottage in Canada on a Saturday. I had her transported home to Michigan, & the hip surgically repaired by a surgeon friend on Sunday. When I called Ralph to let him know what was going on, he listened carefully, called me back on Monday, said he'd booked a flight to come to Michigan, could we pick him up? Not only did he boost Evelyn's spirits tremendously, he insisted that he and I go to the cottage to get it ready to sell. He was very practical- it took a little more convincing to have my Mom be ready to sell the cottage! But he was right, it was time. Ralph cleaned the glass in the lamplight there, ran the washing machine, we did a tidy-up, we met with a realtor, and he helped me gather up Mom's belongings. And had a whale of a good visit on the drive to and from Canada. Yes, family was important to Ralph. He will be missed.
Love to all my cousins, Bonnie Larson Oke
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Terry Lowery posted a condolence
Monday, September 30, 2013
Dear Dad,
I'm so glad you were able to be awake to visit with you for the last time Friday, join us for prayers, and listen to Elaine sing for you. Bryant was hsppy he got to see you also. I'm also happy you were able to visit with Aimee and little Aubree Friday at home. Hopefully Brian was able to be part of family greeting you when you went Home to Jesus - Really sorry if it was a surprise to you, we didn't want to upset you when it happened. I'll miss you very much, but we'll see each other again. So till then, Love, Your daughter, Terry
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Bethany Nussbaum posted a condolence
Monday, September 30, 2013
Dear Grandpa,
You were funny,smart,caring,and have a great singing voice!!
I love you!!
Your Grand daughter,
Bethany Nussbaum
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Carol Nussbaum posted a condolence
Monday, September 30, 2013
Dear Dad,
Our hearts are broken, the void is real. You are so loved beyond what words can say. It was special to have you awaken the night before your passing and pray with us, with your little hands folded, as we all knelt beside your bed and touched your body in an unbroken chain of family prayer. God granted you strength that night to be with us in presence and spirit. I am forever joyful for special memories of you as we worshipped together in your church, as I heard your lovely voice sing while sitting beside you in the choir loft, and the prayers you led at our few family dinners you were able to participate in of the last few years.
Your loving daughter, Carol
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