Oberlie, Louise

So sorry for your loss. I loved the time I got to spend with your mom when I worked at Westward Heights. She will be missed.

So sorry for your loss Miss O was a great person an teacher she will be missed your all in my thoughts and prayers.

My deepest sympathy for your family's loss. Mrs. O was a wonderful and delightful teacher and a friend. I will always remember her amazing ability to keep track of the "Who-What & Where" of everyone she had taught. Loved this beautiful lady.

Sorry for your loss. Prayers and thoughts with all of you.

We will always miss Louise's sweet smile and her great sense of humor! I always enjoyed taking her to our group lunches.

So sorry for your loss. She was a spiral lady

So sorry to hear about Louise.... she was always one of my favorite people.... remember fondly all the fun times we had at meetings and get-togethers

Mrs O will be loved and remembered in many many hearts. The patience she had as a teacher and the live and laughter she gave to all of us students was such a unique gift she gave to us. I hope you can find comfort in knowing how lived she was and laughter in all the wonderful stories I am sure you will hear...
Prayers and love,
Cindy (Meyer) Belt

Obie,
So sorry to hear of the pass g of your sweet mom. Our prayers and thoughts are with you and your family.

Blaine and Kat (Cole) Shoopman

To all the Oberlie family,

Condolences to you all and blessings on you as you grieve. Your mother lives on in all of you--proudly!
Peace and love,
Susan Jones

So sorry for your loss Louise was a great lady and wonderful neighbor out in Paradise Valley she will be greatly missed. Our deepest sympathy to all of you.
Miles n Dawn Holliday

My heart is heavy for you, but extremely happy for Louise. I know she is where she has wanted to be for several years,with our Heavenly Father. I want you to know that Louise is responsible for the formation of the Peace by Piece Quilt Circle. I did not know her at the time but way back in 1997...she called me up and said "Daria you need to start a quilt Circle in our church and I will be your first member." So we did, she organized me and I organized the quilt circle. We have been meeting once a month since then. At one point we were 27 member strong but now nearly 20 years later we are down to 14 members but we still meet once a month. Many times we would reminisce about Louise's wisdom and how she kept us all in tow and taught us so much about quilting. She went on several weekend retreats with us and would definalely not sew on Sunday. She warned us that if we would sew on Sunday, we would have to pick it out with our nose on Monday. We all love Louise very very much, she was very dear and special to all of us. I will be keeping you all in my prayers because I know personally that even though Louise is happier now, you all will have aching hearts.

Sorry to hear of the passing of Mrs. Oberlie. I remember her fondly from Wind River High School. She was a great teacher who truly cared about her students. My thoughts and prayers are with the family in their time of loss.

Mrs O was a great lady and a great teacher. So sorry for your loss.

Louise and I started working at Head Start the same day. I have so many wonderful memories that I will always cherish. I loved the chef hat she sewed for herself, and how she would say, "That's a bunch of hooey," ;)
Prayers for her family. She was so wonderful and will be missed.