In Loving Memory Of

APPRECIATIONThe family wishes to express their gratitude for your kindness evidenced in thought and deed,

and for your attendance at the funeral service.SCHULER-LEFEBVRE FUNERAL CHAPEL - Humboldt, Saskatchewan

"Dedicated to those we serve."

Muriel Emma Amundson

January 13, 1935 ~ March 1, 201984 Years

Do Not Ask Me to Remember

Do not ask me to remember,Don’t try to make me understand,

Let me rest and Know you’re with me,Kiss my cheek and hold my hand.I’m confused beyond your concept,

I am sad and sick and lost.All I know is that I need youTo be with me at all cost.

Do not lose your patience with me,Do not scold or curse or cry,I can’t help the way I’m acting,Can’t be different though I try.Just remember that I need you,

That the best of me is gone, Please don’t fail to stand beside me,

Love me ‘til my life is done. - Owen Darnell

FUNERAL MASS: Saturday, March 9, 2019 - 2:00 p.m. St. George’s Roman Catholic Church, Naicam, Saskatchewan

Celebrant: Fr. Charles Nweze

Crossbearer: Chelsea Meckelborg

Scripture Readers: Quinton Amundson & Denise Amundson

Intentions: Kaylie Amundson & Kenzie Amundson

Giftbearers: Samantha Hartle & Kenzie Amundson

Music Ministry: Organist: Cheri Berthold

Memorial Table Attendant: Valerie Weseen

INTERMENT: Naicam Lutheran Cemetery Naicam, Saskatchewan

Active Pallbearers: Butch Amundson Ryan Dauk Earl Davis

Richard Dauk Quinton Amundson Sanford CrickettHonorary Pallbearers:

“All those who shared in Muriel’s life.”

Memorial Donations:Alzheimer’s Society or Parkland Place

Eulogist: Denise Amundson

Memorial Luncheon:St. George’s Roman Catholic Church Basement

Muriel the fourth child of Cecil and Mary (nee Salm) Gay was born on January

13, 1935, at her grandparent’s home on the farm near Tisdale, SK. Most of

her school years were spent in the Arpsville School. Her grade 12 year was

taken in Saskatoon and then she went on to Teachers College. She taught her

first year at the Oriole School and moved to Naicam where she taught for 30

years. She met her husband Lloyd in 1958 and they were married on

July 2, 1960. Their union was blessed with two children, Ron and

Noreen. Following retirement, in the winter months, they enjoyed

skiing, square dancing, and bowling. In the summer months

they enjoyed golfing. One of her favourites, no matter the

season was coffee with her dear friend and neighbor, Myrna.

Muriel will be lovingly remembered and sadly missed by her

two children, five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren:

Ron (Denise) Amundson and family Quinton, Kaylie and

Kenzie; Noreen (Vern) Meckelborg and family Samantha

(Colin) Hartle and children: Blake, Emersyn and Naomi, and

Chelsea Meckelborg. Muriel is also lovingly remembered

and sadly missed by her two brothers: John (Joyce) Gay, and Elwyn

Gay (Donna Johnson); sister-in-law Sylvia Gay; brothers-in-law Gunder

(Merne) Amundson, Melvin (Joyce) Amundson; sisters-in-law Jennet Elliott and

Marion (Donald) Schulz; and numerous nieces and nephews. Muriel was

predeceased by her husband Lloyd Amundson; parents Cecil and Mary

(nee Salm) Gay; sister Marion Goodin; brother Dean Gay; sisters-in-law

Fay Gay, Helga (Ben) Davis, and Thelma (Walter) Vonau; brothers-in-law

Arnold Amundson (in infancy), John Amundson, Ruben (Joyce) Amundson, Roy

Amundson and Delbert Elliott; and parents-in-law Helge and Anna Amundson.