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Keith Bohlken
February 26, 2006
Dear Clara and family,
Rhonda and I were saddened to hear about the passing of Pastor Stark but know he is in a better place right now. I fondly think back to the many years at St. Matthew Lutheran in Calgary - I recall Pastor Fred as an excellent teacher and preacher of the Word. He was truly a man of God! He will be greatly missed!
Keith and Rhonda Bohlken,
Condor, Alberta
Barbara Driessen
February 24, 2006
We share your sorrow but also your joy in knowing that Pastor Fred is with His beloved Lord...the place that he always spoke of to us. We have very many fond memories of Pastor's teachings which were always interesting and passionate. Pastor Fred was what I would call a "real" Christian. He lived his faith every day by example and that's what I'll remember. Our prayers are with you and your family at this time.
Love Barb & Bill Driessen
Barry Wood
February 24, 2006
Clara, Linda, Reg & families:
I was saddened to hear of Fred's passing, and pray that the Lord would comfort you with the assurance of the Resurrection -- as Fred believed. I was truly privileged to have know him when I vicared at St. Matthew (1985-1986). May the Lord bless and keep you all. You are in my prayers.
Paul Welk
February 23, 2006
A Tribute To Fred:
I remember Pastor Stark as an exegetic preacher. He did not talk about the Word of God; he explained it, as few pastors do. Here is a word of Jesus, that speaks for itself, "I am the resurrection and the life; he who believes in Me, though he die, yet shall he live."
See you then.
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Wilhelm Kunsch
February 23, 2006
We would like to extend our deepest sympathy in the passing of Rev. Stark. I first met him when he first became a paster at St. Matthew Luthern Church.
Wilhelm & Gladys Kunsch
Nancy Hartwell (nee: Rodway)
February 22, 2006
Mrs.Stark, Reg,Linda & Family,
Romans 12:15
Rejoice with those who rejoice & mourn with those who mourn.
I grew up with Pastor Stark Baptizing me as an older child & Confirming me at St.Matthew. I was always surprized & amazed with his sense of humor & the stories he shared & told. Pastor was of the old school & did not seem to be interested in new technology in his Ministry. God had given him a gift of just knowing who everyone was & knowing what needed to be done. I have fond memories of being able to approach Pastor & feeling comfortable in talking & sharing with him. Pastor taught us that we will all meet again, in His time, in perfection.....together with our Lord. Pastor Stark was a good & faithful Servant. May God hold you & your family in the comfort of His arms.
Harold and Hattie Meyers
February 22, 2006
Dear Clara and Family: Hattie and I wish to convey our deepest sympathy at the passing of your husbnd Fred, father and Grandfather.
Pastor Stark in a quiet way was certainly a great pillar of strength to all who had the good fortune of knowing him.
Sue Mannix
February 22, 2006
Dear Mrs. Stark and family,
Our thoughts are with you at this time. We had the privilege of having Pastor Stark perform many, many of our baptisms, marriages and funerals in our families since 1956. He was always a comfort to everyone who met him and he touched all of our lives.
Love,
Theodor and Irmgard Beierle
Walter and Frieda Reitz
Viktoria Sommerfeld
Sue and Jenn Mannix
Kelowna, BC
Rose Janke
February 22, 2006
Mrs. Stark and Family,
Our sincere sympathy goes out to you and your family. Rev. Stark married us in 1968 at St. Matthews Lutheran Church. He also confirmed me. Rev. Stark will always hold a special place in our hearts.
With deepest sympathy,
Walter and Rose Janke
Elizabeth Anderson (nee Kuhnke)
February 22, 2006
While I am saddened hearing that Uncle Fred has moved on, as a Christian, I can never take that news without celebrating a graduation. With the small glimpses I've had of crossing over, I can only say that it is worth everything to make that your goal, and Uncle Fred did. He is enjoying no pain, lots of sunshine, warmth without mosquitos, no blizzards, and some truly great company for fellowship now. If we asked him if he'd rather come back, I'm sure he'd say "You'll love this place, so I'll wait here."
Words can never tell what good things are laid up in store for us there, by a loving Father. Uncle Fred spent his life telling others that simple story, and he is reaping the reward for all that work now. This is the reward. We miss him, but don't cry for him. He is a happy man right now. He is waiting there for us.
Susan Kinsman
February 22, 2006
Dear Clara, Reg and Family,
So sorry to hear of Fred's passing. I will always remember Fred's warm smile and the chats we all would have. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Susan and Glenn Kinsman
Donna (Kuhnke) Smith
February 21, 2006
I knew Uncle Fred as a kind, gentle, quiet & loving man who focused his life on God and his family. Although we never had the opportunity to become acquainted as adults, I've followed his career at a distance for decades, with awe & respect. My Dad Clarence Kuhnke, who departed this Life in 1993, will give Fred the guided-tour of Heaven while they await the eventual arrival of the rest of our Family.
Madeline Kunsch
February 21, 2006
Dear Mrs. Stark, Linda, Reg & Family;
We are very sorry to hear of the passing of your husband; father/grandfather.
You have our deepest Sympathy & are in our thoughts and prayers.
Sincerely;
Madeline, Bill & Gladys Kunsch
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