Schwarz, Lieselotte
Lieselotte Schwarz
On this date of June 2nd, 2020, our loving Mother, Lieselotte Schwarz, aged 88 years of Moose Jaw, SK, decided her husband missed her “Roladen” and it was time for a big feast!!
Our mom, Liese, was born in Pirmasens, Germany in 1931. Her biological mother passed away when she was 2 years old and she ended up being adopted by a woman who raised her as her own and loved her endlessly. Liese survived a war, many hardships and many changes in her life. She met her husband, Edmund, at a young age, married and had a daughter, Heide, in 1956. She came to Canada in 1958, arriving a year after her husband and settled in Moose Jaw to make a life for themselves. She gave birth to 2 more children, Roger and Angie, to complete her family legacy. Liese was a stay at home Mom for most of her early years with us. She did work at the Co-op Cafeteria and as a cleaner at City Hall. She loved to dance, polka music, and sing. She also loved bright colours and flowers. She was a member of the German Canadian Club for many years and made friendships that lasted the rest of her life. Liese had a huge garden, canned her beet pickles and pickled her jack fish for many years, and packed that little brown picnic basket every Sunday to head to Buffalo Pound Lake for our family weekly outing.
Our mother had an outgoing personality which made her lifelong friends that cherished every moment they spent together.
She was predeceased by her husband, Edmund in 2009. Liese’s legacy continues on through her children: Heide (Jim), Roger (Connie), and Angie (Darrell); and grandchildren: Rob, Lisa, Alex, Nicole and Dakota.
Your wit ~ your charm ~ your sense of humour ~ your natural instinct to help others in any way you could… your smile, your kindness and your never ending huge heart… those are traits that we have all attributed from you! You are loved and will be loved by us even after your last breath! We are proud to be your children… always have been… Be happy… fly free Mama, Oma!
“Ich liebe dich!!”
Due to the current health situation, a Private Family Service will be held. Flowers are gratefully declined. As an expression of sympathy, donations in Liese’s name may be made to a charity of one’s choice. Arrangements are entrusted to Moose Jaw Funeral Home, 268 Mulberry Lane. Todd Sjoberg, Funeral Director 306-693-4550
We send our sincere condolences to Angie, Darrell, Dakota and all who knew and loved Lieselotte Schwarz.
I’d like to extend my deepest condolences to the Schwarz family. Mrs. Schwarz was a pleasant kind lady. May she live on in Angie, Heidi and Roger’s heart. RIP
Words can not adequately convey my sympathies to the family and friends. I am just so sad to read this. Sending you all warm thoughts and gentle hugs.
Angie,I am so sad for you and your family.I have known your Mom as long as I have known you.I saw most of her when she was in her apartment,when she moved,I missed the visits.The twinkle in her eye and love of pretty colorful flowers will remain with everyone.Hugs to all.
Losing a parent is never easy, may you find solace in the loving memories
you shared with your mom. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
My deepest sympathy to all. had many visits with Lisa over the years at dances and at High Park.
To Roger and Angie sorry to hear of your mom’s passing she will be missed. I had meet her when I was a young lad from my mom and dad who knew both of your parents. To all my condolences Greg Nicholls.
Angie and rest of family Remember the good times and She will always be with you. Sending all of you warm thoughts and gentle hugs.
Thinking about you and family .sorry for the loss of your mom she was a beautiful lady. Thought and prayer to all. Love you ❤❤
To Angie and Roger sorry to hear of your mother’s passing. I had the pleasure of meeting her from my mom and dad who knew your parents well when they lived on Coteau st. To all my sympathy Greg Nicholls.
To Liese’s family, My sincerest condolences on your loss. I met your parents through my parents and socializing at many dances at the German Canadian Club. Liese will now be dancing with Ed once again. She will be remembered for her smile and her laugh. You will have many special memories to cherish.
Ron and I are so sorry for your loss. She was a Beautiful Lady. Always had a smile on her face. She will be missed.
Sorry to hear about your Mom
My Condolences to Everyone
Grandma,
I miss you so much. The love and light you had in you was inimitable. Sometimes I can hear your beautiful singing voice, a living songbird in human form, now forever in my memory. Your kindness and resiliance to adversity was admirable and honourable. Your hospitality unmatchable. I miss your heavy accent, your plumb cake, the smell of carrots, garden goods and German music that wafted and weaved through your home. You were loved and you were cherished. Thank you for being my Grandmother. You are my sunshine, my only sunshine, you’ll never know dear how much I love you. But I hope you can feel it from my heart to your soul, every moment of every day. Love Forever, Lis.