Feb 26, 2021 8:15 AM
Lois R. DeBoer, age 93 went to her Heavenly Home on February 25, 2021, at Vista Springs Nursing Facility.
Lois was born in 1927 in Overisel, Michigan to Henry and Grace Lubbers. She was a member of 14
th St. Christian Reformed Church, worked for the Holland Shoe Factory during World War II, and later for Holland Hospital, retiring in 1987. Lois was a joyful host to all who came to visit or just drop by for coffee or tea. She will be fondly remembered for camping trips with the children and grandchildren to Ludington State Park. A cheerful homemaker, raising 5 boys kept her busy throughout her early married life. She will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her.
Rev C N Jansz, a faithful Servant of God for 5 decades
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by Mike Ferguson | Presbyterian News Service
LOUISVILLE â The Presbyterian Writers Guild has selected three winners from among 20 entries in its first-ever Ash Wednesday writing contest.
Ruth Linnea Whitney won the grand prize, $100, for her poem, âAsh Season.â Whitney is a member of First Presbyterian Church in Port Townsend, Washington. Jane Kurtz, winner of the 2020 David Steele Distinguished Writer Award; and Caroline Kurtz, winner of the Best First Book Award for the best first book by a Presbyterian author written during 2018-2019, judged both the poetry and liturgy entries.
Ruth Linnea Whitney
âIn her poem âAsh Season,â Ruth Linnea Whitney takes the reader on a Lenten journey from naïve hope, through death and grief, to a seasoned faith,â the sisters said of the grand prize winner. âShe anchors the spiritual in rich earthy details â the stone walk, a jaw, slender wrists, sawgrass. And after the grief, the poet quiets herse