Dwight Herman Haller

Dwight Herman Haller met Jesus and entered the joy of his eternal home of heaven on Monday, January 6. 2020 at the age of 74. He was born on December 20, 1945 to Alex and Emma Haller and was raised in Trochu, Alberta. He attended Berean Bible College after high school graduation from Trochu Valley School. Dwight continued to follow the Lord’s leading on his life by attending Fort Wayne Bible College in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Dwight met Linda here and they married August 8, 1970. They followed God’s call on their lives and especially filled their home with music and sang together for years. Dwight completed his education at North American Baptist College in Edmonton, Alberta. He took further studies with the Billy Graham Association/Moody at The Cove in North Carolina. Dwight was the Camp Director of Camp Caroline where he was involved with the programming and the building of the main lodge. He served at Brentview Baptist, McKernan Baptist and Grace Baptist in Alberta as the Christian Education Director through the North American Baptist Conference. In complete faith, Dwight and Linda took their children, Doug and Debbie, to Michigan to be close to Linda’s family in Detroit. It was there they pastored at First Baptist Church in the town of Capac, MI and the place that most became home for their family. Through Debbie’s high school years, Dwight pastored at Ridgeview Evangelical Missionary Church in Kelowna, BC. Along with pastoral duties, Dwight directed the stewardship program at Centre Street Church in Calgary and was editor of the conference newsletter. Dwight was a visionary and was rarely found without pen and paper in hand and was creatively gifted at programming and at drawing in the community. He had a pastor’s heart to love all and impacted many lives no matter where he went. His true passion was time with his family, especially his grandkids who he was so proud of and adored.

Dwight is lovingly remembered by his wife, Linda of 49 years; son Doug and Cynthia (Liam) Haller; daughter Debbie and John (Brenden, Analea) Miller; brother Mirrel (June) Haller; sister Marlene (Orville) Frederick. He was predeceased by his parents, Alex and Emma Haller and his brother, Gerald (Carol) Haller.

The family would like to especially thank the doctors, nurses and staff at Didsbury Hospital Acute Care Unit for their support and compassionate care over Dwight. 

A Celebration Service for Dwight will be held at Didsbury Zion Evangellical Missionary Chruch on Friday, January 17, 2020 at 1:00 PM. 

“Well done, thou good and faithful servant”

Mathew 25:21