Berset, Harriet E.

We are so sorry for the lose of your Mother. I will always remember her with a smile on her face at our craft get-togethers at Eileen Grove's. She was a classy lady, always dressed to a T. She will be greatly missed in Dubois.

Harriet was the epitomy of a loving mother. She was always there for you, laughed, loved and accepted everyone. She will remain in my heart forever.

God Bless

Miss You Grandma. Your kindness, faith, and generousity are something that I will always remember about you and try to emulate in my life.

You were a very caring loving person that I will always remember. Love you.

I grew up in St. Louis Park and was a member of Union Congregational Church when I was in High School where Harriet sang in the choir. Her daughter Val Noren was good friends with my parents Russ and Millie Rude of St. Louis Park. My father who is 92, still attends church when he can and always enjoyed singing with Harriet and Val. I recently got back in touch with Val and we now correspond by e-mail. I have lived in La Crosse WI since 1973. Harriets' grandsons Scott and David were a bit younger than I, but we enjoyed some family camping trips together. Harriet was always a very gracious lady. I remember her fondly. Sandy (Rude) Linhart

Harriet will be missed by many. She had the most caring and gentle soul. Our thoughts are with the family.

Nancy, Kevin, Alex and Chelsea Morrison

We miss you already Grandma. We will miss your laugh and your smile. You always saw the good in everyone. i will miss the cut throat scrabble games the most.we love you.SJZM

Harriet will be missed. She was loving and caring. Never spoke an unkind word about anyone, always so positive.

You were a mom to be proud of. I will always cherish our time together. I will miss you more than I can ever express. I love you now and forever. Thanks for all those Skip-bo games. I bet we played a million. And thanks for letting me win a scrabble game now and then.

I had the honor of caring for our Mom for the last three and one half years. When Dad died seventeen years ago,he said "You have to take care of your Mom for me now". We were able to do that as a family, and we have successfully delivered Roy's girl back to him. We were fortunate to be born to such loving people,and we are grateful to have been able to return the love in both cases right to the end. Here's to the celebration of their lives,to the lives they poured themselves into and to the many friends and family members they loved. We celebrate it all.

Harriet was truly a sweet soul.My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

I will always have great memories of Harriet. She was to me a woman of great faith with positive thinking and a huge loving heart for everyone. She was a great wife, mom, grandma, and a great seamstress and crafter, and an excellent cook. Nothing would stop her from trying something new. All that she did was great. Harriet's heavenly life is complete now that she is back with Roy. She will be greatly missed. I'll remember her always.

Sweet Harriet how I will miss visiting you every month when I come to clean. What a journey, what a life, what a lady, and friend. You left
a smile upon our hearts and we rejoice with you that you're once again
in the loving arms of Roy and your Jesus! Until we meet again!

Carole and family, So sorry to hear about your dear Mom passing. She must have been a wonderful woman. Everyone seems to have something very nice to say about her! Keep her memories close to your heart. Now she is pain-free. You were so fortunate to have her for so many years. We are so sorry that she's gone from our earthly home; she will be missed by all of YOU, her family and friends. Sincerely, Jeann, Don and Eric Harder, Bend, Oregon