Originally met Nina in 1981, once began attendance at Foursquare Church.
She was always a soft-spoken, and gracious personality, and dressed beyond casual by today's standards. A couple years after meeting, found my family moved and living next door to her sister Janelle, and husband Fred, on Olds Court W, so a few times Nina dropped in at our place, when also visiting her local kin. Remember her brain surgery, which had a few minor complications, but ultimately succeeded in

Originally met Nina in 1981, once began attendance at Foursquare Church.
She was always a soft-spoken, and gracious personality, and dressed beyond casual by today's standards. A couple years after meeting, found my family moved and living next door to her sister Janelle, and husband Fred, on Olds Court W, so a few times Nina dropped in at our place, when also visiting her local kin. Remember her brain surgery, which had a few minor complications, but ultimately succeeded in giving her decades more life. Her attitude going into that experience was to push fear aside and trust her Lord for his keeping strength and grace, and he certainly provided both!
Saying goodbye is always a bit melancholy for family and friends, but Nina lived her faith, expressed it often, and was a friend to everyone who knew her. Am sure sister greeted her warmly, when heaven welcomed her in! My condolences to family, as Nina made world a kinder place by her presence.