> Details

Advanced Search:


Regular Search
❮ Go Back to Listings

RODNEY PHILLIP LOEWEN

Born: Jul 13, 1935

Date of Passing: Dec 30, 2013

Send Flowers to the Family Offer Condolences or Memory

Adjust Text Size: A+ A-

RODNEY PHILLIP LOEWEN July 13, 1935 - December 30, 2013 It is with great sadness that the family of Rodney Loewen announces his sudden passing while visiting family in Edmonton. He is loved and survived by his children: Jordan R. (Doug) Crerar, V. Michele Loewen, Tracy L. (Shawn) McNabb, Rodney (Cindy) Loewen, Scott (Karen) Loewen, Brent (Robyn) Loewen and Bill Go and grandchildren: Jeramie-Lee Nelson, Stephanie Wedgwood, Heidi Harink, Kaitlin Harink, Jesse Harink, Mubarek Loewen, Colby McNabb, Brooks McNabb, Shaughnessy McNabb, Troy Loewen, Hannah Loewen, Kalan Loewen and Nate Loewen. Dad loved telling others about his Lord and Saviour and actively practiced pharmacy until his passing. A Memorial Service will be held at Elim Chapel at a later date. For details, please phone 204-786-7477. Condolences: www.serenity.ca Serenity Funeral Service, South Edmonton (780) 450-0101

As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Jan 02, 2014

Condolences & Memories (4 entries)

  • I am truly shocked. He was such a nice person and one of the kindest people I have ever seen in my whole life. Rod, you will be always in my heart. You taught me how to operate my profession. - Posted by: Parvin (His student) on: Jul 08, 2014

  • I was shocked when I walked into Rod's pharmacy to pick up my prescription and was told that he had passed away in Edmonton. I am so very sorry to hear this. Rod had been my pharmacist for about the last 15 years from the time he was at Harmon's at Portage & Sherbrook in Winnipeg's West End. Rod was not just my pharmacist, he was my friend. I always enjoyed my conversations with him and his sharing his experiences in Africa and introducing me to his staff. He was a supporter of Indian Life Ministries where I serve and a faithful attender and supporter of his church, Elim Chapel. Rod was a true man of God, humble, compassionate, and generous. He was always sharing the love of Jesus with his staff. He was definitely a bridge builder when it came to relationships with those of other faiths. I will miss you, my friend, when I go to pick up prescriptions but I am glad to see that those you left behind will continue on. Rod's family is in my prayers. - Posted by: Jim Uttley (Friend (he was my pharmacist).) on: Jan 21, 2014

  • To Rodney's Family - We are so shocked and sorry to hear of Rodney's sudden passing. We live on the same street as Rodney and often I and our two small dogs would stop and chat with Rodney and with Lily and Pugsly when she was alive. Such nice people with a gentle spirit. Rodney will be missed. With our deepest sympathies, Andrea and John Grozli - Posted by: Andrea Grozli (Neighbor ) on: Jan 15, 2014

  • Bob knew Rod from when he was in the Harmons store on Sherbrook & Portage, and then later again when he was on Henderson. We grieved with him when Lily passed away. He always loved talking about Jesus. - Posted by: Bob & Kathy Harris (Rod was Bob's pharmacist; we were also friends with him & Kausey.) on: Jan 02, 2014

❮ Go Back to Listings