Sister Jeannette LaRose

I loved her ! My great aunt,who has been my gardian angel,when she was alive and perhaps these days now she’s gone.Special,in my life since I was three years old.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I was one of Sr. Agatha's Alaska students. She was always very patient with me even when I gave her little reason to be. Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord.

Sr. Agatha, as she was known to us students at Copper Valley School in Alaska, will now be free of the smart-alecks who must have caused her terrific grief. I hadn't begged her forgiveness for having been "head of the class" in that regard
but am certain her holy life included forgiveness as one of her many attributes. We here in Alaska remember her with gratitude and admiration.

I am always so happy to hear of religious women who gave their whole lives in faithful service of God. What a great example, especially in this world of "self". I pray that The Holy Trinity will Bless her soul and bring her into the glory of heaven.
(great photo of her)
Blessing to all,
Leslie

Aunt Jeannette when she was a young nun. This picture of her hangs on my wall in my house. I always enjoyed her letters and visits. Had her stay at my home (a log cabin) many times. Loved her sence of humor and her joy of life. She will be missed greatly. Love you ma tante.

Hello to all,
Sr. Jeannette LaRose is my Aunt, my mother's sister. Aunt Jeannette has been an integral part of our lives since we were kids when we sent letters to her while she was in the missions of Alaska. She made routine visits to our home throughout our growing-up years and we always saw her at intervals during our grounup years. I loved her. When I lived in Washington State, we freqently went to get her in Vancouver so she could spend time with us at our home in the Seattle...