15th with a Celebration of Life following at 11 a.m. ln her “spare time” she made church banners and also created cards of encouragement to send to those in need, which we called “Cute Cards by Ruth.” Visitation will be held 10:00 am – 11:00 am at the First Covenant Church on Saturday, Oct. Ruth even provided musical interludes for the Erickson-Rochon & Nash Funeral Home at times. People who had musical instruments and singing talent were recruited to sing and play Christian melodies at elder care facilities 2-3 times a month.

Branching off from this group, the “Singing Strings” was born. Their Christmas parties at the Dickinson Hotel attracted as many as one hundred attendees.

They met monthly for a time of spiritual and social encouragement. She, and others, organized a group for the retired people in church known as CBS – Covenant Brothers and Sisters. Tone bars were later donated to church and Ruth organized and led the adult group. Superintendent for several years and led the singing and provided piano accompaniment for Children’s Church, where she also started the Chime Choir. Her jobs included Ladies Choir director, Senior Choir Director, and singing solos, duets, and trios. Ruth was completely dedicated to church work. When her home duties were finished she would play her “Search-a-Word” game and do crossword puzzles. Ruth was constantly busy in her homelife cooking, cleaning, sewing, and gardening. She showed Ruth true Christian love by her words and especially actions, and we would like to thank her for that. One person who was very close to Ruth was Krls Anderson Marsden. Survivors include her son, Daniel, and his son, Andy, who was the joy of her life nephews, Jerry (Sharri) Pearson, and Glenn (Joanne) Pearson niece, Marylynn (Dave) Verley and nephew, Martin Anderson. ln addition to her parents, Henning and Anna, Ruth was preceded in death by one brother, Roy Pearson. They lived in lron Mountain the rest of their lives while raising a family.

13, 1947, at the Foster City Mission Covenant Church. She began her nursing career by doing visiting nursing for Metropolitan Life and later working for Dr. She graduated from Felch High School and later from North Park College School of Nursing in Chicago as a registered nurse. She was born March 16, 1920, in Foster City, the daughter of the late Henning and Anna Pearson. She passed from life to death to Eternal Life after a long and fruitful service to both God and man. 24, 2022, at Freeman Health and Rehabilitation Community in Kingsford. Ruth Signe Louise Rahm, 101, of lron Mountain went to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on Monday, Jan.

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