Obituary of Violet Pumm

Obituary In Loving Memory of Violet Jenette Pumm"My Mother's Loving Hands" My mother's hands knew a world filled with heartache and pain.So many losses and so little gain.Still she held her head high, walking with courage, faith, and pride.She carried her truth deep inside.Hands outstretched as a child towards her mother to bring her aid.Closely by my Grandmother's side she stayed.My mother's loving hands were there for my Grandfather who became blind.They were there to help bring comfort; they were caring and kind.And when I was ill as a child she fed my soul with hope, dignity and grace.Loving memories that ly within my soul so deep.She did not know she was giving me precious memories to keep.My mother's loving hands spoke softly to me through the years.They told a story of remarkable strength and a woman who faced her fear.I know that her beautiful spirit lives on and when my journey here is complete.I will once again gaze upon her smiling face.And her loving hands will reach out to offer me a warm embrace. Daughter Violet (Jr.) Violet was born January 16, 1919 in Empress, Alberta to parents Guy and Mabel Dart. She passed away on February 3, 2009 at the Fort St. John General Hospital. Services were held for Violet February 7, 2009 at the Evangelical Free Church followed by internment at the Fort St. John Woodlawn Cemetery. Violet will remain forever in our hearts; son Almon (Cathy) Copley, daughter Violet "Lorraine" (Jr.) Schmidt, grandchildren Connie, Allen, Kenton and Anna. Services