Contributions to the tribute of Olive E. Morse

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Thursday, January 28, 2016

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Thursday, May 10, 2012

Dear Olive will be greatly missed here on earth but joyfully received in Heaven. Her life and dedication spoke volumes about her love for her Lord. Thank you for the hand made cards you often sent to us Olive!

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Bill and Kathy Gwyer posted a condolence

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

We will certainly miss our daughter's mother-in-law; she was such a prayer warrior. We will miss her letters as she always sent updates on the grandchildren. We watched them grow under her skillful pen as we were too far away in Venezuela to experience being the other grandparents. Thank you, Olive, for being such a lovely and thoughtful friend.

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Lance & Laura Ostman posted a condolence

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

We sure will miss her, her faithful cards she sent for our birthdays, her smile and gentle spirit when we visited. So glad we were in NY and got to see her last year. What a blessing it was to know she was being well cared for during the last weeks of her life. She is enjoying her Savior now - no more pain or sorrow.

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Steve Cranston posted a condolence

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

The whole family, and I'm sure many others, will miss "Auntie" greatly because she had such a ministry of sending (personally made) cards and well-written letters to everyone for almost every special occasion (birthday, anniversary, Christmas, Easter, etc.)She and Uncle Jim had such an impact on me, especially in my formative years as I worked on the farm all summer long and almost every weekend.She lived an exemplary Christian life of sacrificial service to the Lord in so many practical ways.We'll miss her but are thankful she's "safely home" with our Savior Whom she served and represented so well.

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Judy Cranston posted a condolence

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Auntie was an amazing Godly and loving woman. There was a bond between us from the first time I met her and she accepted me into the Cranston family right away. She was a very wise woman and when Steve and I talked about the different things and decisions we made in our marriage, it was as if she could see the entire picture and was very supportive. Auntie was an unselfish person as she thought about what was best for others and didn't make it about herself. We will miss her sweet cards for every occasion and talking with her on the phone. We were blessed to talk with her a couple days before she passed and it was priceless that after we shared our love for her, she told us that she loved us too. Auntie was a gift from God to us and to all those that knew her. We are thankful that she is now in the presence of our Heavenly Father!

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linda whiteley posted a condolence

Sunday, May 6, 2012

I personally will miss all the letters Olive wrote to me. i enjoyed them very much!To have her as a cousin for 50 years was a great honor.Take care JamesLove Linda

Olive E. Morse

1928 - 2012

Interment at: Portland Evergreen Cemetery