Pearl Kathleen Reid
December 20th, 2014
REID, Pearl Kathleen
Pearl passed away on Saturday, December 20, 2014 with family at her side in the Palliative Care Unit of the Red Deer Regional Hospital. She has gone to be in the loving arms of her Lord & Saviour, Jesus Christ.
She is survived by her husband, Rodger; her 3 children, Rhonda Stetsko, Glen (Karen) Stetsko & Cheryl (Rob) Stetsko Mayne; 4 Grandchildren, Christopher Stetsko, Shadrach, Nicoleas & Micheyla Mayne; her sister, Leona (Willie) Trefiak as well as 2 nieces & a nephew. Pearl was predeceased by her parents & her brother, Louis Olinyk.
Pearl loved to sew & bake for the Stettler Farmer's Market. She truly enjoyed her garden & flowers. She kept herself busy with lots of travel to various parts of the world. She also golfed, bowled, played cards & loved having coffee with friends around Stettler where she lived until May of 2014 when she moved to Red Deer. Pearl was always helping others & was a devoted, wonderful wife. She will be dearly missed by all who knew her. Her spirits were lifted by the wonderful prayer support from the congregation of the Stettler Alliance Church, various area Pastors as well as friends & family.
In lieu of flowers, donations in Pearl's name may be made to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada, Prairies Region, 2020 – 10 Street NW, Calgary, AB, T2M 3M2 or a charity of their choice.
There will be no service at her request.
Messages:
Roger we think of you often remembering the fun times spent together playing cards & Pearl's delicious baking. You & Pearl were good friends to Millie & Dale. Who knows Pearl & Dale may still be having the odd card game. Take care of yourself. You are in our thoughts & prayers.
Dear Rodger. Our sincere sympathy to you. Loved Pearl's sense of humor, her hospitality and her wonderful baking. She was so much fun to be with at Showcase. We have missed both of you at SVS events. May you find comfort and peace knowing Pearl is at rest after her long struggle. God be with you. Howard & Rose
I miss Pearl. Her spirit was precious with a sprinkling of humor and servant heart. I'll miss you Pearl.
Pearl was a good neighbor and a wonderful cook. We are privileged to have known her. Our most sincere condolences on her passing. May she now rest in peace and be pain free.
Dear Roger and Family, We send to you our sincere sympathy, our thoughts and prayers. Pearl was such a sweet, sincere, fun-loving girl. We will treasure our coffee times and visits with you.