Peter Wollf

Mrs. Wollf and family, we feel your heartache as you mourn the loss of Peter. I remember him fondly from his days working in the Caronport grocery store. He was always very kind to students. I also remember his passion for pigeons! He and Mr. Heppner loves their birds. What an unusual hobby it was, and I recall the conversations about those fluffy creatures. May God give you comfort. I’m always so happy when someone who has been faithful to the school chooses that for their final resting place. What a celebration it will be when we experience the Rapture of His Church…all those saints rising together! ~ Paul and Corinne Hildebrand

I was so happy to be able to watch the funeral online since I was unable to attend it being that we are in Taiwan. It was amazing to listen to the stories you were able to share about Peter and what he did for the Lord and for his friends and family. I do remember him in Caronport, and we would always talk about the pigeons he had. He was an awesome man of God and God used him in mighty ways through is love and prayers. It was amazing to hear about the prayer journal that he kept and how you could look back on it. I know when my mother passed away, I started to realize a lifetime is just the beginning. God is still using him today in many ways and as I always would say to my friends I will see you again, here, there or in the air. God bless you and we are praying for you and your family in this time. Love Howard and Karen Chambers ~ Howard Scott Chambers

Hello Anne, I just viewed the funeral service for your husband Peter. I remember you visiting our home in Moose Jaw when Lorlie was pastor at Regal Heights Community Church. I recall enjoying your company! I think it may have been the first time I didn’t refuse clean-up help in the kitchen and realized for the first time how lovely it was to visit woman-to-woman while doing dishes together. Thanks for your insistence! My Lorlie passed away on Remembrance Day in 2022 after several years of dementia care. That timing seemed appropriate. Lorlie had written and illustrated a little booklet about his dad’s journey into memory loss called “Remember, Dad?” My kids did a reprint for the funeral and gave them away. If you should care for a copy,I’d be happy to send you one if you give me your address. For 15 years Lorlie worked in Christian television in Winnipeg (before he went back to pastoring), producing a show called The Third Story (Your story, My story, God’s story). These can be watched through the S1WM (Square One World Media) web site. Welcome to the single life adjustments. I grieved most after Lorlie couldn’t live with me any longer and I was able to see him only once a week. Dr. Edith Eva Eger says, “You have to feel it to heal it.” I appreciated that advice. “He comforts us in all our trouble so that we can comfort others.” ~ Deanna Barkman