A Life Fully Lived

Loving Hildegard

Nonfiction, Family & Relationships, Parenting, Biography & Memoir
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Author: Helmut Lemke ISBN: 9781452037202
Publisher: AuthorHouse Publication: October 26, 2010
Imprint: AuthorHouse Language: English
Author: Helmut Lemke
ISBN: 9781452037202
Publisher: AuthorHouse
Publication: October 26, 2010
Imprint: AuthorHouse
Language: English

A Life Fully Lived (Loving Hildegard) is the story of an immigrant family. Hildegard, a young university graduate, meets an architect from Germany. They both immigrate to Canada and start their life together as professionals in Vancouver, BC. They try to contribute creatively to their new environment.

Hildegard gives up her profession as a teacher and devotes her time and energy to her family bringing up three children in the turbulent sixties and seventies, the time of draft dodgers, hippies and Jesus people.

After the children left home and she withdrew from her church, Hildegard goes through a period of self evaluation. Searching in feminism, mythology and spirituality she finds her identity as a woman with new visions and responsibilities.

Exploring new territories, she discovers a way to express herself in art

She is drawn to a Mennonite fellowship where she feels valued and accepted and to which she can contribute creatively.

She and her husband share enjoyable and adventurous retirement activities, exploring the beauty and diversity of this world.

At the age of seventy-three, Hildegard is diagnosed with terminal lung cancer, unexpectedly for her and as a shock for her family. Her tranquil preparation for dying is moving and amazing for doctors and all those who knew her.

A Life Fully lived, Loving Hildegard, is written by Hildegard's husband in memory of her.

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A Life Fully Lived (Loving Hildegard) is the story of an immigrant family. Hildegard, a young university graduate, meets an architect from Germany. They both immigrate to Canada and start their life together as professionals in Vancouver, BC. They try to contribute creatively to their new environment.

Hildegard gives up her profession as a teacher and devotes her time and energy to her family bringing up three children in the turbulent sixties and seventies, the time of draft dodgers, hippies and Jesus people.

After the children left home and she withdrew from her church, Hildegard goes through a period of self evaluation. Searching in feminism, mythology and spirituality she finds her identity as a woman with new visions and responsibilities.

Exploring new territories, she discovers a way to express herself in art

She is drawn to a Mennonite fellowship where she feels valued and accepted and to which she can contribute creatively.

She and her husband share enjoyable and adventurous retirement activities, exploring the beauty and diversity of this world.

At the age of seventy-three, Hildegard is diagnosed with terminal lung cancer, unexpectedly for her and as a shock for her family. Her tranquil preparation for dying is moving and amazing for doctors and all those who knew her.

A Life Fully lived, Loving Hildegard, is written by Hildegard's husband in memory of her.

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