JENNIE GOULD Jennie Harrison Gould was ushered into the presence of her Lord Jesus Christ on Friday, May 8, 2009 with her loving family and friends surrounding her. Jennie was the 4th of 16 children born to George and Katie Filipchuk, on July 21, 1919, in Glendon, Alberta. In November 1940 she married Fred Harrison and they operated a store in Glendon. The fall of 1948 they and their three children moved to Vernon, B.C. where they lived for three years. The Harrisons started a logging business called Harrison Forest Products, 35 miles east of 70 Mile House at Sharpe Lake, so the family moved and lived there for 5 years. Then 70 Mile House became Jennie's home for a few years, after which they moved to Dunn Lake, near Little Fort. In 1967 Fred was killed and Jennie moved to Kamloops. Thirteen years later she married Otis Gould and moved to Pinantan Lake, where she and Otis started a small community church. Otis and Jennie ministered to and made many close and long lasting friends at Pinantan. Three years after moving to Kamloops, Otis passed away and within a couple of years Jennie moved to the Shores in Kamloops where she loved the people and enjoyed the activities offered to the residents. Although Jennie had macular degeneration and lost most of her sight she loved to play bowling on Wii. Jennie had a deep love for people and she made many dear and lasting friends in her lifetime. One of Jennie's great loves was cooking and many people consumed and enjoyed her perogies, which she was famous for. Jennie leaves to survive, her daughter, Esther McCauley (Bob) from Indiana, Ernie Harrison (Betty) from Kamloops, step-son Jim Gould (Del) from Fort Saskatchewan, step-son Dave Gould (Sandi) from Kelowna, step-daughter Beth (Art) from Alberta Beach, AB and step-daughter, Margaret St-Jean (Terry) from Kamloops. She also leaves grandchildren; Kevin (Kelly) Werdal from Indiana, Miriam (Norm) Colbert from Indiana, Mark Harrison and Erin Harrison from Edmonton and step-grandchildren; Tammy (Terry) Gordon, Tod (Nicole) all from Kamloops, Kelly (Tracy) from Alberta, Shauna (Keith) of Vernon, Scott (Kerrie) of Edmonton, Terra (Bert) of Abbotsford, Shanon (Trinity), Janet (Scott), Danielle (Jason) and Cindee (Mel) all of Alberta. She also leaves three sisters; Rosie Kissel (Bill), Olga Kissel (John) and Vivian Filipchuk from Alberta, three brothers; Billy Filipchuk; Peter Filipchuk from Edmonton and John Filipchuk from Glendon. She also leaves her God-daughter, Roberta Koshman as well as many nieces and nephews. Jennie was predeceased by her parents, her husband Fred Harrison and later Otis Gould, her son Terry (Elmer) Black Harrison, three brothers Cornel Filipchuk, Mike Filipchuk and Sam Filipchuk along with six sisters Mary Bubenko, Annie Horban, Irene, Baby Lucy, Sennie and Lucy Filipchuk. A Memorial Service will be held on Wednesday, May 13, 2009 at the Kamloops Evangelical Free Church on 8th Street at 2:00 pm, with Pastor Rob Cave and Reverend Robert McCauley officiating. A private visitation will take place prior to the service at Personal Alternative Funeral Services. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Kamloops Evangelical Free Church or to the Marjorie Willoughby Snowden Hospice House. Funeral arrangements are entrusted to Personal alternative Funeral Services (250) 554-2324