Contributions to the tribute of Jacqueline Dearden

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Sunday, January 12, 2025

My deepest sympathy to Jackie’s family and friends. I met Jackie years ago when we were both working at different agencies. She was a very caring woman who wanted the best for everyone. She will be missed. Linda Hegseth

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Sandra Anne and Clifford Elliott lit a candle

Saturday, January 11, 2025

We came to the Lloydminster Salvation Army Church over 20 years ago when the North Battleford church was closed. It was Mother’s Day. We sat behind Jackie and she immediately saw that we were new. She turned around and welcomed us with such love. She introduced herself and said that we were welcome to stay after church for a potluck lunch and meet everyone. It was so apparent that this invitation and welcome were from the heart! We did stay for lunch and met so many wonderful people who we still call our friends. Jackie was from that moment on, a dear friend, spiritual companion and mentor. We know that this was just who she was! We are going to miss her but know that we will be reunited again! Our sincere condolences to all of her family.

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Majors Lorne & Edith Jewer posted a condolence

Friday, January 10, 2025

We were blessed to have known this woman of God whom we worked along side with. Jackie was a person who saw the positive and potential in people and was a source of encouragement to those who needed a listening ear. She had a wonderful sense of humour which was a gift she imparted to others. She has gone Home and welcomed by her Saviour whom she loved and wanted others to know . Our thoughts and prayers to her family. Majors Lorne and Edith Jewer (Sarah and Steven)

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Jim McArdle posted a condolence

Friday, January 10, 2025

I had the pleasure of interviewing Jackie for many years. She was always available to the media, talking about the Thrift Store or the Food Bank or the Gift of Christmas presents and Hampers. A straight speaking person of immense Faith in God and our Community. She was the Salvation Army in Action everyday here in Lloydminster! You can see her in TV Stories of past at the Lloydminster Archives Website. Thank you to her Family for sharing her with us. God Rest Jackie Dearden.

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Murray Jaster posted a condolence

Wednesday, January 8, 2025

Jacky was our Thrift Store Manager at The Salvation Army, in our first appointment out of Training College. We were fortunate and blessed to have been sent to Lloydminster. She also was the point person for the Corps, to welcome us and help us in any way she could. And that, she did! In so many ways, we are grateful and thankful for Jacky! She is a wonderful woman of faith and we will miss her greatly. Well done, thou good and faithful servant! Majors Murray and Annetta Jaster (Retired)

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Aaron Buckingham posted a condolence

Friday, December 20, 2024

What a bright light she was. We always had such wonderful chats. A heart full of love and great memories carry forward with me from her. Condolences to all who mourn this great loss.

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Sheila/Hal Coulter lit a candle

Tuesday, December 17, 2024

To all Jackie's family: Please accept our sympathy on your loss. She was a dedicated member of our Lloydminster community for a lot of years.

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Monday, December 16, 2024

Jacqueline Dearden

1947 - 2024

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