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In Memory of
Louise
Hamaberg
Hamaberg
1928 - 2017
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Obituary for Louise Hamaberg
On February 14, God took one of his greatest creations, our mother, grandmother, great grandmother, and great, great grandmother, Louise Hamaberg to join her soul mate, Leonard, who passed away on February 14, 2002. She is predeceased by her parents, siblings Jean, Jim, Tom, Bette, and son-in-law Richard. Left to cherish her memory are her son, Bill (Gaylene), daughters, Sharon (Ken), Carol (Bill), Debbie and Peggy. She is also survived by her grand children, Tammi (Rob), Danny, Kyle, Kelsey (Kevin), Jodi (Burke), Andrew (Ashli), Rhiannon (Lisa), Samantha (Marwan), Kirsten (Andrew), and Nick; her great grandchildren, Vanessa (Jesse), Braiden, Jordan, Jake, Nate, Landyn, Nicholas, Lexi, Ryder, and Tenley; and her great great grandson, Brody.
Mom was born in Strathclair, MB and married in Norris Lake. She became a farmer's wife and spent her life loving her husband and her children. Each and every family member has a special memory of their grandma. From finding pink elephants, to getting loonies and chocolate bars, we couldn't understand how grandma always had our favourite treat. She watched countless hockey games, soccer games, dance competitions, piano recitals, and graduations, always with a smile on her face. She loved her garden, and supplied us all with cucumbers and tomatoes. After dad passed away, she occupied herself with trips out West, cruises, and spending her days with her family.
A huge thank you to Peggy for being mom's main caregiver for the last 18 months. Also a special thank you to the Stonewall Hospital, paramedics, nurses, and HCA's. Thank you to Kaitlyn, Paul, and Lorina from Teulon Hospital for the time and care they gave mom and our family. At her request, there will be no formal funeral service, and a private family service will be at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Stonewall Hospital's Palliative Care Unit. Rest in peace mom, give dad a hug for us.
Mom was born in Strathclair, MB and married in Norris Lake. She became a farmer's wife and spent her life loving her husband and her children. Each and every family member has a special memory of their grandma. From finding pink elephants, to getting loonies and chocolate bars, we couldn't understand how grandma always had our favourite treat. She watched countless hockey games, soccer games, dance competitions, piano recitals, and graduations, always with a smile on her face. She loved her garden, and supplied us all with cucumbers and tomatoes. After dad passed away, she occupied herself with trips out West, cruises, and spending her days with her family.
A huge thank you to Peggy for being mom's main caregiver for the last 18 months. Also a special thank you to the Stonewall Hospital, paramedics, nurses, and HCA's. Thank you to Kaitlyn, Paul, and Lorina from Teulon Hospital for the time and care they gave mom and our family. At her request, there will be no formal funeral service, and a private family service will be at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Stonewall Hospital's Palliative Care Unit. Rest in peace mom, give dad a hug for us.
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