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Sr Ethelreda Marie “Sister Reda” Perrault

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Sr Ethelreda Marie “Sister Reda” Perrault

Birth
Moxee City, Yakima County, Washington, USA
Death
1 Feb 2003 (aged 86)
Seattle, King County, Washington, USA
Burial
Seattle, King County, Washington, USA Add to Map
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sec 14, lot 134A, site 3
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Daughter of Alberic Perrault (1884-1952) and Salome 'Mamie' Regimbal (1889-1963). She was baptized Marie Ethelreda in 1916 and grew up in Moxee City, Washington, the seventh child of fifteen born to her parents.

Before her birth, the family would grieve the loss of her sibling, Hortence in 1908.

She and her 12 brothers and sisters were educated in the Holy Rosary School at Moxee City. The influence of a Catholic upbringing directed her life, and a month after her graduation in 1934, she entered the postulancy of the Sisters of Providence in Seattle.

There she pledged her perpetual vows in 1939 taking the name, Sister Beatrice Anne. An older sister, Florence (1913-1994) and a younger sister, Yvonne (1917-1988) also vowed to the order, and were called Sister Bernice Marie and Sister Bernard Maria, respectively.

Sister Bernice Anne was more affectionately known as Sister Reda, and that is the name she is known by.

Her obituary is written in the Order's online newsletter, in the 2003 Spring edition of the Caritas (03spring). Use the PDF Search feature and enter: 'reda'.

She died February 1, 2003 and was buried at Calvary Cemetery, Seattle on February 4th, not far from Florence and Yvonne, who preceded her.
∼Sister Reda wa also known as Sister Beatrice Ann.She was the daughter of Alberic Perrault and Salome Regimbal.Sister Reda entered the Sisters of Providence novitiate in Seattle in 1935.Sister Reda is survived by a brother Frank Perrault of Kennewick,WA. and a sister Veronica Dettling of Yakima,WA.Sister Reda was the seventh of fifteen children of Alberic and Salome Perrault
Daughter of Alberic Perrault (1884-1952) and Salome 'Mamie' Regimbal (1889-1963). She was baptized Marie Ethelreda in 1916 and grew up in Moxee City, Washington, the seventh child of fifteen born to her parents.

Before her birth, the family would grieve the loss of her sibling, Hortence in 1908.

She and her 12 brothers and sisters were educated in the Holy Rosary School at Moxee City. The influence of a Catholic upbringing directed her life, and a month after her graduation in 1934, she entered the postulancy of the Sisters of Providence in Seattle.

There she pledged her perpetual vows in 1939 taking the name, Sister Beatrice Anne. An older sister, Florence (1913-1994) and a younger sister, Yvonne (1917-1988) also vowed to the order, and were called Sister Bernice Marie and Sister Bernard Maria, respectively.

Sister Bernice Anne was more affectionately known as Sister Reda, and that is the name she is known by.

Her obituary is written in the Order's online newsletter, in the 2003 Spring edition of the Caritas (03spring). Use the PDF Search feature and enter: 'reda'.

She died February 1, 2003 and was buried at Calvary Cemetery, Seattle on February 4th, not far from Florence and Yvonne, who preceded her.
∼Sister Reda wa also known as Sister Beatrice Ann.She was the daughter of Alberic Perrault and Salome Regimbal.Sister Reda entered the Sisters of Providence novitiate in Seattle in 1935.Sister Reda is survived by a brother Frank Perrault of Kennewick,WA. and a sister Veronica Dettling of Yakima,WA.Sister Reda was the seventh of fifteen children of Alberic and Salome Perrault

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