Wenona Blanche Schoolcraft

thanks for being a part of Child Evangelism Fellowship...

She accomplished her bucket list of being in every state capital and we were glad to host her in SD

She helped train me to teach Good News Clubs in the 70's. She was a dear friend to our family (the Spillers) in Hill, NH. She cared. She lived what she believed. She was gracious. You couldn't be around her but only a few minutes, only to realize her deep dedication to the Lord Jesus. A true soldier in the faith.

Hello Sharon Skinner.
My Wife Cheri before she past. used to take care of Winnie. to make sure after her knee operation and other times, that she could depend on us to take her any where when she couldn't drive. But she was determined, especially when we would see her at Child Evangelism Fellowship, there she loved to work with children, teaching them about Jesus. I have surly missed her since she moved from our villas. But now she is really enjoying heaven I'm sure.
Seems memorials should go to Grace Bible Church. Praying for you Sharon to have peace in your time of grieving. God Bless! Charley Notz

I am so very sorry to hear of Wenona's passing to be with the Lord. I was very fortunate to have her as my 3rd grade teacher when we lived in NH. She was, by far, the best and kindest teacher I have ever had. She oversaw a Good News Club in our home. She helped by brother with his reading. I remember going berry picking at her house. I was able to find her mailing address and had been corresponding with her for many years. She will be missed by everyone who had the opportunity to know her.

Winnie was a true servant of the Lord. It was great to see her at CEF's International Headquarters as a volunteer, serving the Lord and CEF with all her heart. She will be greatly missed but will always be an example to all of us as one completely dedicated to God and to His children.

I met Winnie when I moved to Missouri to serve with Child Evangelism Fellowship. Winnie was an active volunteer at CEF, and was passionate about teaching the Bible to children. Her longtime service spanned over 50 years of ministry. I loved being in her home and working on her computer. She had a mint plant in her garden, and she gave me sprigs of fresh mint. She was a gentle and kind soul, and lived for Christ. She truly is in a better place with her Savior.

I am sorry for your loss. I met Winnie through C.E.F. and found out that she and my husband went to school together in Andover as they both lived in E. Andover. It was a joy to know her, as she was with everyone she met and knew. Her dedication to the Lord and to the children has been a great blessing to see. Many lives have been brought to the Lord and been forever changed because of her service to the Lord.

Praise the Lord for a dedicated servant of the Lord and for the work she did. She will be remembered as her life was a blessing to so many.

We first met Winnie at Camp Good News in New Hampshire in 1979.She remained a very faithful prayer supporter of our work down the years. She always encouraged us with the mutual burden we had to reach the children.We thank our God for every remembrance of a dear sister in the Lord.

We are so indebted to Winnies's prayerful support for us down the years. We first met at camp Good News in New Hampshire in 1979. She encouraged us greatly by her burden for the children, and her prayer burden for ourselves and our family. We thank our God for every remembrance of a dear faithful servant.

Winnie was one of the kindest, gentlest souls I know. She was always an encouragement to me with her sweet smile. I'm so happy for her to be with our Savior enjoying good health once again. Love you Winnie!

Winnie was an amazing and faithful witness to the staff at the rehab facility and later the nursing home where she recovered from surgery some time ago, and to therapists and other helpers she met, and to her neighbors at Whispering Pines in Missouri. Her love for the Lord overflowed and she shared it naturally at every opportunity. Now she's in perfect health and worshiping her Lord in His presence, with joy!

Miss Winnie will be greatly missed. What a warrior she was for her Savior. Such a sweet lady!

Winnie will be missed. She was so very faithful in all she did for the Lord. She was a blessing to all in the volunteers and students in Truth Chasers Club (previously The CEF Mailbox Club) She was a prayer warrior! I've been blessed to be able to work with her. My condolences her family.

"Winnie was a faithful volunteer in the 'Truth Chasers Club' processing children and adult Bible lessons. She also loved the children and faithfully taught the word to the children in the Troy school district.Heaven has gained a true saint."
Marvin and Louise Hartman ,Springfield, Ohio

Miss Winnie was a long time friend and close friend to one of my Aunts (before she died ). I have really appreciated all the friendship we have had over the years. She also was a prayer And financial supporter of my work at the Child Evangelism Fellowship European Headquaters here in Switzerland .I am so glad that I was able to see her in May of this year.She will be greatly missed but She is now in the hands of OUR Savior Jesus Christ !
With my Condolences
Sonja Baloul