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Leota F. (Schmidt) Unverfehrt
May 1, 1922 ~ June 24, 2018 (age 96) 96 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from Ross Heckman
June 29, 2018 7:03 AM
I was sorry to hear about your mother's passing. Now, all of the familiar faces of my youth (from the prior generation) are gone. It is now us who must claim victory and cling to the glory that is soon to come. I wish you all my deepest sympathy.
PS: All these years I thought, or was led to believe, that your Dad was a State Farm Insurance agent. I remember Nancy working at the Holiday gas station but I have no recollection of the Abbey book store. I'd love to hear about the sequence of events that brought your parents together. Take care.
PS: All these years I thought, or was led to believe, that your Dad was a State Farm Insurance agent. I remember Nancy working at the Holiday gas station but I have no recollection of the Abbey book store. I'd love to hear about the sequence of events that brought your parents together. Take care.
Message from Virginia Von Seggern
June 27, 2018 8:03 PM
My sincere sympathy to the entire family, I remember Lee so well when she and Bill had thenAbbey. Wonderful Christian woman.
A Parlor Palm was sent on June 27, 2018
Bill, Kathy and family you are all in our deepest thoughts and prayers. We are sorry for your loss and pray that your sweet memories will give you comfort and peace. Love your Concordia Christian Day School Family
Message from Cedar Rapids Iowa
June 27, 2018 1:11 PM
Lee And "Uncle Bill" were long, good friends of my grandparents Helen and Victor Schmidt. Even as a little girl, I remember grandma taking me to The Abbey to visit them. Always smiling and always happy. Bill even came to visitor day when I was in elementary school once. My thoughts and prayers are you all.
Message from James
June 26, 2018 1:21 PM
My deepest sympathy for your loss. What seems to be a long life is never long enough where our loved ones are concerned. Our Heavenly Father Jehovah feels the same way. That is why He has promised to swallow up death forever and soon end all our suffering. (Rev. 21:3-5; Isa. 25:8) May His promises be a soothing balm for your grieving hearts.
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