LIESELOTTE MUELLER

Condolences & Memories (4 entries)

• I, Carol, first met Liselotte in 1979, through Women’s Aglow. I was a new Christian, and my time with Liselotte was so very enriching. She “ fed” my soul and spirit, and encouraged me in my walk with God. Mel and I were invited out to Liselotte and Rudolf’s home in the country for a gathering of the women’s Aglow executive, and their husbands. It was a wonderful time together, fun, good food, and friendship. I think we gathered in their basement. Our time in Winnipeg with Liselotte was 1979 to 1983, when my husband Mel was posted to a new military base. Then, our family returned to Winnipeg after Mel’s military retirement, in Feb, 1996. Since that time we have been together in the same church congregation. We give our sincere sympathies to the family. Your mother / grandmother was a very grand lady. She will be sorely missed. She has gone to The Lord before us. We will see her again, when we each go to be with Christ. - Posted by: Mel and Carol Schwab (Friends from church ) on: Aug 06, 2020

• Mueller Family: We did not know Liselotte's family but we want to send our condolences to you. We knew her for decades. She traveled to Israel with us. She and Rudy were good friends. We knew her when she was involved with women's Aglow. She served the Lord with her whole being. We will sadly miss her. Our prayers and sympathies are with you. - Posted by: Rev. John and Ruth Howson (Pastor Friend) on: Jul 20, 2020

• I first met Liselotte when she started a bible study with a group os us nurses from the Grace Hospital in the early 90’s. I have always admired and loved her as I sat under her tutelage, gaining so much from her wealth of knowledge. She loved the Lord above all things, had a beautiful smile, an engaging personality and a generous spirit. I remember traveling to San Antonio and Louisiana, to Aglow conferences , with her. I will miss her deeply and to her family, I offer sincere condolences. May the God of all comfort be with you through the difficult moments ahead. - Posted by: Jennette McCalla (Friend) on: Jul 20, 2020

• Liselotte.. you will be missed by many. You were a kind and thoughtful person and always reached out your hand to whomever needed some help. God Bless You now and you are in his care. Rest in Peace. Renate (Lohr) Gardy - Posted by: Maurice & Renate Gardy (friend) on: Jul 18, 2020