Showing posts with label Beulah. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beulah. Show all posts

August 23, 2024

Counting Blessings

summer moments with friends

   birthday breakfast with Lisa

   secondhand shopping and lunch with Natalie

   annual Shediac outing with Yada

summer moments with family

   puzzles and games

   yard sales

   campfires

   watching the Olympics

   meals together

   visiting on the cottage porch

   being in Vancouver with Eliza

summer moments alone

   puttering

   reading

   swinging on the porch

   quiet

   days with not having to go anywhere


October 7, 2022

family music 145 | Come Unto Me

 

Cedric Landers

with Neil & Myrna MacCallum

Beulah Camp Service

- July 6, 1958 -


August 26, 2022

family music 142

At Beulah, Annie helped organize papers for Mullen Heritage Archives.

As she went through The King's Highway, published by the Wesleyan (Reformed Baptist) Church, she noticed her grandfather's schedule as a song evangelist.

She missed the year, but it would have been in the 1960s.


July 23, 2022

akr inspired | 590


Annie bought 2 secondhand kayaks. 

They are for Ethan and Eliza.

She said they can now go all together.

If you know Annie, you know she saves and is very generous towards others.


Textbook | Math


July 7, 2022

family music 120



Uncle Harry asked Dad to sing,

- July 6, 2022 -


Photo Source: Troy Wilson

July 6, 2022

family music 119

 


Celebration of Life for Aunt Gloria

Celebration of Life Service

With sadness and profound sense of loss, we announce the home going of Gloria Lea (Trites) Wilson in the early morning hours of June 21, 2022. She had recently been diagnosed with Acquired Hemophilia A, a rare and serious blood disorder. Gloria was born in Moncton of December 31, 1943. She was the third daughter of the late Clarence and Carrie Trites.

Gloria grew up on a dairy farm near Moncton and attended a one-room school before transferring to Moncton High School, where she graduated in 1961. Following high school, she graduated from Oulton Business College and worked for several years with two professional engineering firms, Moore and Cowan and R.G. Cowan and Associates. Later she was employed by Indiana Wesleyan University in Indianapolis and with The Wesleyan Pension Plan in Marion, Indiana.

In October 1965 she married HC (Harry) Wilson and they completed 56 years of marriage a few months ago. Gloria spent nearly 50 years as a partner in ministry with her husband as they served Christ and The Wesleyan Church in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Alabama, Mississippi and Indiana. They retired to New Brunswick in 2017.

Gloria is survived by her husband; her son, Troy; her daughter, Kristi; her four grandchildren: Mya Benson, Maddie Wilson, Jack Wilson and Grady Benson; her sister, Marina (Cedric) Landers; nieces: Karrilee (Dale) Bremner, Melodie (Dwayne) Hopkins, Glenda (Dan) Kunic and Loralee (Jim) Druart as well as several cousins, great nieces and great nephews.

Besides her parents, she was predeceased by her sister Carole (Norman) Lutes and niece Laureen Landers.

A Celebration of Life service will be held at the Beulah Tabernacle, Browns Flat, NB on Wednesday, July 6th at 2:00pm. A private family burial will take place at a later date at Birchhill Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts to Beulah Camp and Conference Center or World Hope Canada would be welcomed. Arrangements have been entrusted to the care of Salisbury Funeral Home (372-4800).

Sincere appreciation to the doctors, nurses and staff at The Moncton City Hospital, especially on 4100 and 4200 for the incredible love and care shown to Gloria. We are grateful.


July 2, 2022

February 13, 2022

a sentence a day | 13

I'm thankful for the beautiful friendships Annie has at Beulah. They are around 50 years older than her and she has to work to keep up with them. She is always finding a way to get there, even for a day - to walk, play pickle ball, go to church, help build something, and more.


September 8, 2021

akr inspired | 458

Three things that warmed my heart today -

1. Ethan piled all the wood for his grandparents.

2. Eliza is enjoying orientation at Dal.

3. Annie is in her happy place which is Beulah.