1928
Cookie
2020
Cookie Langfeldt
November 21, 1928 — November 7, 2020
Colleen “Cookie” Langfeldt, age 91, of Lakeview, passed away on Saturday, November 7, 2020.
Cookie was a woman who believed in certain things. First and foremost was her faith in God. Cookie was an active member of the Mason County Reformed Church in Scottville until moving to Lakeview in 2010 and then attended the Lakeview Free Methodist Church. Second, family was important to her and Cookie loved the time she spent with them. Third, never be afraid to speak your mind or share your opinion with others. Fourth, hard work never hurt anyone, which was a good trait to have on her and her husband’s farm where Cookie helped with the cows, picked asparagus, managed the books, and planned the best end of season parties. Finally, Cookie believed in helping others and giving back, which is something she did often with most of her crafting projects and her time as a former Hospice and Red Cross volunteer.
Surviving Cookie are her daughters, Bonnie (David) Faterkowski; Brenda (Tom) Ford; Cheryl (Tom) Story; Lynnette Delaney; Maureen Smith; daughter-in-law, Linda Cornelisse; sister, Shirley Riemersma; grandchildren, Michael (Paige) Faterkowski; Rachele (Kevin) Gandy; Jeffrey (Becca) Dunham; Scott Dunham; Chanda Ford; Tommy (Nikki) Ford; Richard (Joanna Lynn) Story; Charla (Dennis) Horn; Kristin (David) Quinn; Tina Delaney; Connor Smith; Jan Anderson; Craig (Jana) Cornelisse; Robert Cornelisse; lots of great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
Cookie was preceded in death by her parents, John & Marie (Kaat) Boelema; husband, Maurice Langfeldt; daughter, Barb Turley; son, Bob Cornelisse; brother, Ken Boelema and son-in-law, Charlie Smith
A celebration of Cookie’s life is being held on Saturday, June 26th, 2021 at the Scottville Riverside Park Pavilion (105 S. Main St., Scottville) starting at 1pm. Light refreshments will be served following the service. Please remember to bring a lawn chair as this is an outdoor event.
For anyone wishing to make a memorial donation in Cookie’s memory the family suggests you direct them to a hospice of your choice.
Cookie was a woman who believed in certain things. First and foremost was her faith in God. Cookie was an active member of the Mason County Reformed Church in Scottville until moving to Lakeview in 2010 and then attended the Lakeview Free Methodist Church. Second, family was important to her and Cookie loved the time she spent with them. Third, never be afraid to speak your mind or share your opinion with others. Fourth, hard work never hurt anyone, which was a good trait to have on her and her husband’s farm where Cookie helped with the cows, picked asparagus, managed the books, and planned the best end of season parties. Finally, Cookie believed in helping others and giving back, which is something she did often with most of her crafting projects and her time as a former Hospice and Red Cross volunteer.
Surviving Cookie are her daughters, Bonnie (David) Faterkowski; Brenda (Tom) Ford; Cheryl (Tom) Story; Lynnette Delaney; Maureen Smith; daughter-in-law, Linda Cornelisse; sister, Shirley Riemersma; grandchildren, Michael (Paige) Faterkowski; Rachele (Kevin) Gandy; Jeffrey (Becca) Dunham; Scott Dunham; Chanda Ford; Tommy (Nikki) Ford; Richard (Joanna Lynn) Story; Charla (Dennis) Horn; Kristin (David) Quinn; Tina Delaney; Connor Smith; Jan Anderson; Craig (Jana) Cornelisse; Robert Cornelisse; lots of great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
Cookie was preceded in death by her parents, John & Marie (Kaat) Boelema; husband, Maurice Langfeldt; daughter, Barb Turley; son, Bob Cornelisse; brother, Ken Boelema and son-in-law, Charlie Smith
A celebration of Cookie’s life is being held on Saturday, June 26th, 2021 at the Scottville Riverside Park Pavilion (105 S. Main St., Scottville) starting at 1pm. Light refreshments will be served following the service. Please remember to bring a lawn chair as this is an outdoor event.
For anyone wishing to make a memorial donation in Cookie’s memory the family suggests you direct them to a hospice of your choice.
To order memorial trees or send flowers to the family in memory of Cookie Langfeldt, please visit our flower store.
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Saturday, June 26, 2021
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Scottville Riverside Park Pavilion
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