InMemoryOf - Bread of Life Chapel - Transport For Christ

SOUTH DAYTON, NY - Colleen D. Carlson, 72, died Sunday, July 20, 2008, at Brooks Memorial Hospital, Dunkirk, N.Y. She was born April 19, 1936, in Salamanca, N.Y., the daughter of the late Robert L. and Evelyn M. Wright Burnside. Colleen was a member of the Ellington Community Church, Northern Chautauqua Quilting Companions Guild, and served with Transport For Christ, at the Pembroke Truck Stop for nine years. She wiill be remembered for her loving ways, especially with her grandchildren.

She is survived by her husband, Earl G. Carlson of South Dayton, N.Y, whom is the Lead Chaplain at the Pembroke Truck Stop.

Family suggests memori-als to Ellington Community Church

At age 16, Henry Suderman accepted the Lord as his personal Savior and faithfully continued to follow the Lord’s leading throughout his life. He was an excellent example to his children and grandchildren and anyone who ever met him.

Henry was born in Russia in 1911 and immigrated with his family to Canada in 1924, settling in Oakville, Manitoba, where he farmed with his family. Henry and his sisters moved from Manitoba to British Columbia in 1936, settling in the Sardis area of the Fraser Valley. In 1941, Henry began working in the logging industry as a “grease monkey” and was promoted to driving logging trucks a short time thereafter. He continued driving either logging or freight trucks until 1954. From 1954 until 1970, Henry farmed in the Camp River and Rosedale areas. In 1970, the family sold the farm and moved into Chilliwack where Henry drove school bus until he retired in 1981. The Suderman family has blessed us and the Chilliwack Transport For Christ Crossroads Chapel in so many different ways. We are so thankful to Henry’s wife, Margaret, and her friend Tiena for their faithfulness in making cookies for the chapel. Many truckers have expressed their appreciation for this act of kindness to them. These dear ladies have found a unique way to minister the love of Christ to the trucking industry.

Henry’s son, Henry (Hank) Suderman, has a wonderful Web site of truck pictures www.hankstruckpictures.com and also contributes in many ways to the ministry of Transport For Christ here in Chilliwack

We are sad to report that singer-songwriter Joyce "Dottie" Rambo was fatally injured in a bus accident in southwest Missouri early Sunday morning. The bus was on the way to a Mother's Day performance in North Richland Hills, Texas, and was traveling through high winds when it ran off the road and hit an embankment approximately two miles east of Mount Vernon on Interstate 44.

Seven other individuals were traveling with Dottie on the bus and received moderate to severe injuries, according to a highway patrol; those individuals were hospitalized in Springfield.

Rambo was a beloved friend and legend in the Gospel Music community. She wrote more than 2,500 published songs during her 74 years, including classics such as "He Looked Beyond My Fault and Saw My Need" and the 1982 Gospel Music Association Song of the Year, "We Shall Behold Him."