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Tribute Wall
In Memory of
Lorna Nichol
1946 - 2021
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Marcia posted a symbolic gesture
Wednesday, March 31, 2021
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Dear Sister Lorna
You were one of the most beautiful women in Canada, I love you so much. For ten years you prayed for me and my family every day and if you called me and I didn’t answer you would leave me a voicemail to make me laugh, I could talk to you about everything whether it was good or bad, I am going to miss you so much but I am at peace knowing that you are resting and you’re in Gods hands RIP my love ❤️
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Lisa Westcarth-Ellis planted a tree in memory of Lorna Nichol
Tuesday, March 30, 2021
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God has picked the best flower from the garden .You have been a mother and precious friend to me and my family .We love you .I'm missing you badly.
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Dee lit a candle
Sunday, March 28, 2021
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To Mama Nichols,
You were one of the most inspiring person I have ever met. You were full of life and a joy to be around. I cannot believe you are gone as I spoke to you just days ago. I am so blessed to know you. You will forever be remembered in our hearts. We love you well but Jesus loves you best so good night good night good night.
May you rest in eternal peace until we meet again.
From Dancia, Tia and Miriam - Hope Deliverance Ministries.
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Maureen posted a symbolic gesture
Sunday, March 28, 2021
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Sincere condolences to the family of Sis. Lorna. I never refer to her as Sis. Lorna. We both had a name for each other. We both called each other Browning. I can remember the first time we met. I arrived at church and she was walking around greeting everyone and when she came over to me she said "whaappen browning". We both laughed as I responded by saying "nuttn browning". From that day we both called each other "Browning". What I liked most about Browning is that she was always ready to worship. She was always happy and in a good mood. I have never seen her looking sad and worried. She is now having a grand time with God and the angels. I pray for comfort for her family, relatives, and church family. We miss you on earth, but the angels are happy that you have joined their band. Have a glorious time in Heaven my friend, until we meet again.
- Maureen Allen (Browning), Alvastone Allen, & Sis. Mavis Moses.
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Arline posted a symbolic gesture
Friday, March 26, 2021
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Kimone Bailey lit a candle
Thursday, March 25, 2021
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I find it so hard to come to terms that you have left us . But I know you’re resting in the arms of Jesus .
You would pray every time we talk over the phone and encourage my spirit.
Won’t ever find no other like you .
You will be sadly missed by my dear daughter and my self .
SIP my dearest Aunty Lorna .
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Delores Stewart lit a candle
Saturday, March 20, 2021
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To Sister Lorna,
You were so dear to my heart, I remember when I first came to north park you greeted my friend & I with a kiss and a hug. We continued to hug each other time when we saw each other in church and that was how we greeted one another. My heart is broken I can’t believe you’re gone, I remember how you prayed for me when I was having problems at work and for many other things you were truly a great prayer warrior, you will be missed you were one of a kind sister Lorna. I have the prayer that you prayed for me, and the forwards you sent me to up lift my spirit which I will keep close to my heart.
RIP dear sweet lovely lady.
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Debbie Simmons-Charles uploaded photo(s)
Saturday, March 20, 2021
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Hearts and Hands
In Remembrance of Lorna Nichol
I’m glad that memories don’t leave like people do. Some people pass through our lives and leave a negative impression, while the positive impression some leave behind lasts a lifetime. Lorna Nichol was one of the latter. I was blessed to know Sis. Lorna, as a Mother at North Park Worship Centre(NPWC), an employee at Maranatha Christian Academy (MCA) and a senior of the Hearts and Hand Ministry at North Park.
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On any given Sunday, Sis.Lorna could be found in the middle section of the sanctuary, next to her husband, Pastor Nichol, both nicely dressed. Sis. Lorna with a hat, tambourine and a big smile, was always ready to praise the Lord. As the worship service progressed, Sis. Lorna would make her way out from the pew, to have her customary dance.
The loud “Hallelujah”, “Jesus,Thou Son of David”, “The Blood of Jesus” and her burst of tongues were all cries we were familiar with and would be missed.
MCA
Sis. Lorna was employed as the Lunch Monitor at Maranatha Christian Academy for many years. I saw her every Monday to Friday, as she carried out her duties of warming lunches, taking the children out for lunch break and tidying up after them.
Sis. Lorna was acquainted with and well-loved. She was fondly called “Mamma Lorna” by some children and parents alike.
Whether she arrived early or stayed back awaiting a ride from her son, Winston, Sis. Lorna would occupy herself by reading the Word or praying for someone on the phone. She would always remind me that she was praying for the school and its teachers.
At Maranatha, we celebrated Staff birthdays and Sis. Lorna was always excited when December approached. It was obvious that her birthday was important to her. Each year, she would remind me that we shared the same birth month. When her big day finally arrived, she looked forward to cutting her cake and carrying some home to “Papa”.
Sis. Lorna’s name was also important to her. I remember her coming to the office and emphatically stating that there was no ‘s’ at the end of her surname; it was Nichol not Nichols! I humbly apologized as I was responsible for the incorrect spelling and promptly relayed the message to Payroll. She was pleased to see her name spelt correctly on her next cheque.
Sis. Lorna was a teetotaller. At our Staff Christmas Dinners, she would not touch the pudding, black cake or sorrel. The message was clear when she told me, “I don’t drink!”
Hearts and Hands
Last November, I was assigned to give oversight to and stay connected with a list of seniors, Sis. Lorna, being one of them. On my weekly telephone calls when I enquired how she and Pastor Nichol were doing, Sis. Lorna gave the usual response that they were blessed and both she and Papa were fine. God was providing for them and most importantly, they were praying. She listed the various Prayer Lines they were on throughout the week days, including NPWC three hour Prayer Service on Saturdays.
Sis. Lorna was a devout prayer warrior. She never got tired of praying, it was her lifeline and hobby, simultaneously. She would say, ”You have to pray and keep yourself covered under the bloodline”.
During one of our conversations, she shared that she was praying for the church to re-open so we could fellowship together, once more. On another occasion, I didn't get Sis. Lorna when I called, so I left a message. Sis. Lorna returned the favour with a prayer for my entire family; something I’ll cherish forever and I’ve since passed on to my family members.
Sis. Lorna told me that she was looking forward to visiting Trinidad, my birth country. She explained that she was invited by someone who got healed after she prayed for her. Although they never met, they kept in touch. They knew there was no distance with prayer.
As much as Sis. Lorna wanted to visit Trinidad, it was by no means her ultimate destination. Heaven was! Sis. Lorna said she was ready to go home and that we all must be ready when Jesus calls.
Sis. Lorna will be remembered for her sincere love for God, love of prayer, love of the Word and love of people. This was evident in everything she did. Because of her profound love for God, she desired to stay in constant contact with Him. So she prayed, anytime and all the time. The Word was important to her. She read it often and quoted Scripture constantly. She reminded us that we should pray without ceasing, that God is our refuge and strength and though we walk through the valley of the shadow of death, we will fear no evil.
She loved people. She would be concerned if you looked too serious, (as she loved to see you smile) and would be quick to offer a word of encouragement to cheer you up. Her many calls to other seniors and members and her countless visits to the hospital and shut-ins, easily attest to her love of people. That love was reciprocated. On several occasions, she mentioned that she knew she was loved and that she appreciated it.
She was a virtuous woman and the church community honoured and respected Sis. Lorna as a Mother. We are aware that she fought a good fight, finished her course and kept the faith. She is now absent from the body but present with the Lord. We thank God for this God-fearing, Prayer warrior whom we were blessed to have had among us. She is smiling as the Lord says, ”Well done,Thou good and faithful servant!”
At the end of her conversations and prayer, Sis. Lorna’s signature closing was always, “Bless Up!” So I say, “Bless Up, Sis, Lorna, Bless Up!”
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Marcia Samuels posted a symbolic gesture
Monday, March 15, 2021
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SIP Anty Lorna. We love you and you will alway be miss. I would like to say thank for being a part of this family. We miss you and thou we know that your in a better place, you will alway be in our heart. May your soul rest in peace.
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Deborah Gardner planted a tree in memory of Lorna Nichol
Sunday, March 14, 2021
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SIP sister Lorna.
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Deborah Gardner posted a condolence
Sunday, March 14, 2021
SIP sister Lorna. gone but will never be forgotten, you were an amazing prayer warrior, you prayed for me once and it changed my life. I will always remember. May your soul be at rest. Your job here in earth is done, but you have gone to take another job in heaven.
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Novelette Graham posted a condolence
Sunday, March 7, 2021
This beautiful woman of valor has finished her course. While on earth she gave of herself and encouraged others. She had a warm smile that matched her heart. A prayer warrior has gone to be on the presence of her king. Sleep in peace sis Lorna!
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June Buckle posted a symbolic gesture
Sunday, March 7, 2021
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Sister Lorna, my prayer warrior who never hesitated to pray for anyone. Thank you for praying for me and my family; my brother who you never knew but always recorded a prayer for me to send to him. We still have those prayers and will listen to them over and over. Your life here on earth was an example of a Christian woman and I know you are in your eternal home in Heaven. I will miss you, I will miss you, I will miss you.
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Carol Fisher posted a condolence
Friday, March 5, 2021
Mama Lorna, a mighty prayer warrior of God. She will be miss for her many prayers and her encouragements throughout the day. She was fearless in sharing the words of God anywhere she goes, and to everyone she meets. Mama Lorna would encouraged people to accept Christ as their personal Savior, on the Buses, the Banks, and in the Malls. She loves people and was always willing to give a helping hands. Take your sweet sleep Mama in the Mighty Arms of your Savior Jesus Christ. Love you and miss you, So Long Mama.
My condolences to her husband Papa, [ Pastor Nichols] and children, and the rest of her family. God's Grace and Mercy be with you all.
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Shirnett Cornwall posted a condolence
Friday, March 5, 2021
Sister Lorna will be remembered by my Family and I. Truly God fearing and is always praying. Very vibrant individual who truly loves Christ and the thing's of God. May her soul rest in peace. May God grant the Family strength and courage at this time.
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Marcia Powell planted a tree in memory of Lorna Nichol
Friday, March 5, 2021
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Rest in paradise, Lorna, my best friend, mommy ,prayer warrior. We love you.
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Friday, March 5, 2021
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Maureen Grant Gauntlett posted a condolence
Friday, March 5, 2021
Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His faithful servant... A faithful Prayer Warrior is gone home to her eternal reward. You ran well, you kept the faith... Rest In Peace my beloved Sister Lorna....
Sending healing prayers and comforting hugs to Rev. and the entire family.
From Maureen Grant-Gauntlett - Knockpatrick, Jamaica
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Pauline Smiley Posted Mar 15, 2021 at 7:54 PM
Sis Lorna, Sis Gwen and I cannot believe you are no longer with us. Clearing our time on earth is decided by our maker. You will be dearly missed. Thank you for always praying for my family especially my sons. We’ll miss your early morning calls. Sleep in peace until
We meet again. Love you lots! Pauline & Gwennie.
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The family of Lorna Nichol uploaded a photo
Friday, March 5, 2021
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