Louise's mother Grandmother Berndt didn't want her to date William because his father Gustave was a saloon keeper and grandmother Berndt thought he would grow up to be a drunk. Well thank all mother didn't heed her advice or this Wagner clan would not exist. A God fearing woman who was totally dedicated to raising her family with strong morals and principles. The majority of her time was spent in the home providing the necessities for a growing family of seven. She made a lot of sacrifices and never complained. Her labor of love was quilt making, visiting and mailing A/G "Lives" monthly to shut-ins (to name a few) will always be remembered . But the one thing that stands out in memory is the time a drunk Joe Leonard sat incontinent on a kitchen chair while mom, the "missionary", told him about Jesus and how much He loved him. Summed up, mother was the "Rock" of the family. What more can be said.
March 26, 1997 - Mom had dinner birthday party at Joseph's in Rehobeth, MA. Mom sat with the Berndt's; Muriel, Betty and Louis w/spouses. Most of the local family was there.
Louise died at the Study Memorial Hospital in Attleboro, MA. She was admitted with pneumonia on Friday morning at 5:30am. She had immediate family members with her constantly until her death on Saturday at 4:05pm. Her wake was held Tuesday the 24th of March, from 6pm until 9pm. It was held at the Tripp Funeral Home in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. There was a constant line of mourners for the entire three hour showing. There was a bed of roses from her surviving children. The grandchildren, great grandchildren, and great great grandchildren were all names on separate lists and displayed with her coffin. The funeral was held the 25th of March. Her family met at the funeral home at 8:45am and escorted her remains to the Assembly of God Church in South Attleboro, Massachusetts. There, a memorial service was held with many family and church friends in attendance. There was a twenty car plus procession to the burial site in Johnston, Rhode Island; Highland Memorial Park. She was laid to rest next to her husband William Eugene Wagner. Louise died 5 days short of her ninety sixth birthday. This writing is being entered on her birthdate.
March 26, 1997 - Mom had dinner birthday party at Joseph's in Rehobeth, MA. Mom sat with the Berndt's; Muriel, Betty and Louis w/spouses. Most of the local family was there.
Louise died at the Study Memorial Hospital in Attleboro, MA. She was admitted with pneumonia on Friday morning at 5:30am. She had immediate family members with her constantly until her death on Saturday at 4:05pm. Her wake was held Tuesday the 24th of March, from 6pm until 9pm. It was held at the Tripp Funeral Home in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. There was a constant line of mourners for the entire three hour showing. There was a bed of roses from her surviving children. The grandchildren, great grandchildren, and great great grandchildren were all names on separate lists and displayed with her coffin. The funeral was held the 25th of March. Her family met at the funeral home at 8:45am and escorted her remains to the Assembly of God Church in South Attleboro, Massachusetts. There, a memorial service was held with many family and church friends in attendance. There was a twenty car plus procession to the burial site in Johnston, Rhode Island; Highland Memorial Park. She was laid to rest next to her husband William Eugene Wagner. Louise died 5 days short of her ninety sixth birthday. This writing is being entered on her birthdate.
Louise's mother Grandmother Berndt didn't want her to date William because his father Gustave was a saloon keeper and grandmother Berndt thought he would grow up to be a drunk. Well thank all mother didn't heed her advice or this Wagner clan would not exist. A God fearing woman who was totally dedicated to raising her family with strong morals and principles. The majority of her time was spent in the home providing the necessities for a growing family of seven. She made a lot of sacrifices and never complained. Her labor of love was quilt making, visiting and mailing A/G "Lives" monthly to shut-ins (to name a few) will always be remembered . But the one thing that stands out in memory is the time a drunk Joe Leonard sat incontinent on a kitchen chair while mom, the "missionary", told him about Jesus and how much He loved him. Summed up, mother was the "Rock" of the family. What more can be said.
March 26, 1997 - Mom had dinner birthday party at Joseph's in Rehobeth, MA. Mom sat with the Berndt's; Muriel, Betty and Louis w/spouses. Most of the local family was there.
Louise died at the Study Memorial Hospital in Attleboro, MA. She was admitted with pneumonia on Friday morning at 5:30am. She had immediate family members with her constantly until her death on Saturday at 4:05pm. Her wake was held Tuesday the 24th of March, from 6pm until 9pm. It was held at the Tripp Funeral Home in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. There was a constant line of mourners for the entire three hour showing. There was a bed of roses from her surviving children. The grandchildren, great grandchildren, and great great grandchildren were all names on separate lists and displayed with her coffin. The funeral was held the 25th of March. Her family met at the funeral home at 8:45am and escorted her remains to the Assembly of God Church in South Attleboro, Massachusetts. There, a memorial service was held with many family and church friends in attendance. There was a twenty car plus procession to the burial site in Johnston, Rhode Island; Highland Memorial Park. She was laid to rest next to her husband William Eugene Wagner. Louise died 5 days short of her ninety sixth birthday. This writing is being entered on her birthdate.
March 26, 1997 - Mom had dinner birthday party at Joseph's in Rehobeth, MA. Mom sat with the Berndt's; Muriel, Betty and Louis w/spouses. Most of the local family was there.
Louise died at the Study Memorial Hospital in Attleboro, MA. She was admitted with pneumonia on Friday morning at 5:30am. She had immediate family members with her constantly until her death on Saturday at 4:05pm. Her wake was held Tuesday the 24th of March, from 6pm until 9pm. It was held at the Tripp Funeral Home in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. There was a constant line of mourners for the entire three hour showing. There was a bed of roses from her surviving children. The grandchildren, great grandchildren, and great great grandchildren were all names on separate lists and displayed with her coffin. The funeral was held the 25th of March. Her family met at the funeral home at 8:45am and escorted her remains to the Assembly of God Church in South Attleboro, Massachusetts. There, a memorial service was held with many family and church friends in attendance. There was a twenty car plus procession to the burial site in Johnston, Rhode Island; Highland Memorial Park. She was laid to rest next to her husband William Eugene Wagner. Louise died 5 days short of her ninety sixth birthday. This writing is being entered on her birthdate.
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