Birth date: Jul 12, 1913 Death date: Mar 10, 2003
Olive C. ReinvikOlive was born July 12, 1913 in Tacoma to Kristine and Andrew Olsen. She was the loving older sister to Ed, Art, Karl, and John. She passed away on March 10, 2003.When Olive was seven, the family moved to Norway, s Read Obituary
Olive's kind and loving watchfullness over our neighborhood while I was growing up still touches me today. Her gentle presence created a safe harbor and her attention to gardening, especially her flowers, made it always a beautiful neighborhood to come home to. What a blessing to have known her.##imported-begin##Clint & Jamie (Arthur) Cable##imported-end##
Larry & Nancy,
I am sorry to read of your great loss. Your mother Olive and my mother (nee: Lorna Ivarsen) were friends before your mother went to Norway as a child. They graduated from Lincoln H.S. together. My parents (Dave & Lorna Anderson) considered Pete and Olive their best friends. I'm sure they are all together now, sipping a beer and playing pinochle.##imported-begin##Glenn Anderson##imported-end##
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Dear Nancy, Howard, and Family,
Lois told me aabout Olive, and about her memorial on E-mail. I'm so glad to be able to see her picture and read about her life. She was a wonderful "aunt" to us as we grew up. We also loved Petter as he was like an uncle to us.
I am nunber 2 of the 8 Peterson sisters. I remember you, Nancy, altho I haven't seen you in many years. I lived in Anchorage, Alaska for 34 years so I missed seeing many I had known while growing up. We will all miss Olive. She was always enjoying life, and she was fun.
God bless you, Alys Hopkins
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Dear Nancy, Bud, Larry, Beverly, and Grandchildren of Olive,
What a lovely person she was, and now is even more so as she is 'completed' in Heaven. Surely there must me a special tribute to the one who smiled the most while on Earth. She seemed to be gifted with a sense of humor. What an example for us all! May you each be blessed with your treasure of memories.##imported-begin##Lois and Bob Gnegy##imported-end##
Dear Larry and Nancy, Your Mom was such a special person. I know you will miss her dearly. She ALWAYS had that beautiful smile for everyone. She was my godmother at my infant baptism. We will all miss her and never forget her. Love, Kathleen##imported-begin##Kathleen Hugo##imported-end##
Dear Nancy, Howard and family,
I was just thinking about the reunion your Mom just had this week with the other members of the family. How Mother must have said "Oh, lets run and meet her since she is coming HOME". What a wonderful day for her - but - I want you to know you are not the only ones that will miss her. She was a dear "Aunt" to all of us kids as we were growing up. We always felt special around her and I think she left a great impression on us too. Just know you will miss her dearly and as you do may the Lord bless you with wonderful memories.
We send our thoughts and prayers
and Hugs to all of you....
Gail and Virgil Horner##imported-begin##Virgil and Gail Horner##imported-end##
Olive was a favorite person in our family. She was 'family' to us in so many ways. Her love for others seemed constant, along with her smile and tremendous sense of humor. She will be remembered as an example of graciousness. Pat##imported-begin##Pat and Henry Easley##imported-end##
Dear Nancy and family,
Olive was a special lady at Bethlehem
Lutheran. While my mom lived with us, she enjoyed Circle with Olive. Her krum kakke was wonderful, and her friendly smile welcomed everyone.
Now she is with the Lord. Susan Parr##imported-begin##Susan Parr##imported-end##
