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Lovita "Lovey" Merrie Lake (Duy-aht)
She will always be remembered for her loving, kind, pure, forgiving spirit which was a gift from the Great Spirit. Especially for her dedication to spending time with family members at Bingo on their special day. She always went out of her way to let them know they were loved and cared for. She especially enjoyed her private times (which were often) with the Creator and Raugu in solemn prayer daily. Upon meeting, Raugu and Lovey knew as they grew to be extreme best friends that the Creator meant as the three of them became as one.
She loved to make and bead things. Always wanting to learn new things to make and to cook. She enjoyed being the part of the Canoe Family. Being with the Canoe Family gave her a new lease on life; she came home renewed and full of life. She especially appreciated being with her people and connected to her family and friends. She loved everyone and everyone loved her! She would enjoy going to church with her Auntie Diane when she was growing up.
She is survived by her companion, Raugu Bavewankesne; children, Sebastian, Devon, and C. J. Lake of Doty, WA; special adopted children, Destiny Charlie, Christopher Michael Wyatt, Lala Hatch, Angel Davis, Raelynn Peltier, "Us-wan" and Kadian Davis; brothers and sisters, Lorena Charley (Dennis), Angie Hull, Tater (Angie) Henderson, Helen Davis (Philetus), Shadow Wolf Wood, Dustin Lasater, Ashlee McManis (Tristan Sr.) and Megan McManis; father, Marvin R. Davis, Larry Buckmaster; other mom, Stephanie McManis; uncles, Leonard (Caroline), Ernie (Beverly) Charley; aunts, Diane (Steve) Peltier, Leslie (Rocky) Renecker and Linda Jean Charley.
She was preceded in death by mother, Linda Darlene (Charley) Davis; uncles, Larry Charley Jr. and Michael T. Charley; aunts, Vivian F. Henry and Violet M. Charlie; grandparents, Doug and Florence Charley, Patsy Nickolauson, Arlene BuckMaster, Donald Wood and Stephanie (Charley) Blackford; and ex-husband, Richard Lake.
Viewing at Schaefer- Shipman Funeral Home on March 10, 2011 from 10 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. A potluck will follow at Stephanie's home afterwards.
Funeral services will be held at Tulalip Tribal Gymnasium March 11, 2011 at 10:00 a.m.
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Memories and Condolences
for Lovita Lake
Dawn Williams
March 10, 2011
i love you sister i am going to miss you so much i still cant believe your gone im glad i have so many good memories with you all i can hear is your laugh and you saying I LOVE YOU SISTER its so hard to say good bye but i know your in a better place now and not in all the pain you was I LOVE YOU SISTER always and forever R.I.P.
Love your sister Dawn
Lavinia Tarter
March 10, 2011
We will miss you Lovita, I will always cherish the times we had together
Cynthia Rangel
March 10, 2011
We will miss u Lovita... Missed but never forgotten!!!
Love Cynthia,
Sarah Majors
March 10, 2011
All my love & prayers in this time of sorrow god bless us all love. Sarah.
Sandra Grenier
March 10, 2011
My prayers are with the family for strength as you send Levita on her spiritual journey home.
Carlotta Davis
March 10, 2011
Lovita you will be dearly missed... In loving memory of a Wonderful person, Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories forever.
Toni Jo Gobin
March 10, 2011
Love you Levita Loca!!! Forever in my memories... great times on the Canoe!! XXOO
March 10, 2011
To the family of Lovey: Our love and prayers are with you and yours at this sad time. We will always remember Lovey's gentle and kind spirit. Due to our living here in Sun City, AZ, we are sorry we will not be able to attend her memorial service. Even though our loved ones have now entered a spiritual realm, they will always be with us because our "memories are forever".
Love from Auntie Laura Mae and Jerry.
Donella Blackford
March 10, 2011
I will miss you dearly,
"Love Dove"
Love always
Bubble ;)
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