Joy Ruth Wiebe

I just read the book Mother Trucker after I bought when on a Alaskan Cruise. I went to a talk by author Amy Butcher. I am not a big reader but I could not out the book down. I cried so hard when I found out Joy died. I felt I got to know her in the book. I hope everyone that knew her understands how special her story is.

cannot believe 6 years has passed since I heard the news few days before that my kindred spirit I had met at Fairbanks SDA church in July 2015 hear lost her life. I was devastated about the news and wanted to much to attend her service but it seemed it was to have those with her that knew her best on the road she knew . I have yet to forget the loss of Joy, and can say, it will be a glorious day to see her in the Earth made new that is getting closer each and every day. My thoughts and...

Sorry loss

How I miss Joy. What an amazing Christian who loved the Lord and life. The times in which we are living proves Jesus is soon to come. What a wonderful day when Joy is raised from the grave and hugs real bring great joy to her and me. l

I may not have known her as long as I wish I could have, but Joy will always be a Joy to me.

I realized I should have included a photo of me working in Alaska. My heart goes out to Joy's family!

I realized that on my previous memory I misspelled Carlile. And the crib she gave me was probably one by one of her grandchildren. I also recalled a funny story about when she was working. At her stops, she always run around doing what needed done since she spent so much time sitting in the truck. When attendants at the pump station she was at witnessed her running, they too ran. She cleared the entire pump station. Unbeknownst to her was that a week or two prior, a pump station burned to...

Miss my precious kindred spirit, Joy. Jesus is coming soon. Can't wait to give hugs and laugh out loud again with her.

There are not enough words to express my love and friendship for my kindred spirit, Joy. Our time together when we first met at Fairbanks SDA church in July 2015 to the time we spent traveling together to Prudoe Bay in her truck was more than I could have ever imagined. We laughed, we learned so much of how we had so much in common through health, nature, and the love for being outdoors and especially her love for her animals as I. Joy will always live within my heart. Can't wait to see...