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Lorena Olds Flack went to heaven on January 20, 2015 at the age of 87 after enduring a long illness.  Lorena was born on November 6, 1927 in Loyal, OK.  She graduated from Emmett High School in Emmett, ID and later attended Northwest Nazarene College.  She and her husband, Kenneth Flack, were married in November 1953 and made the Seattle area their home.  Ken and Lorena were always very active church members and had a strong faith.  Lorena ran an in-home day care for 41 years.  After retiring, they enjoyed traveling to many different countries.  Lorena was proceeded in death by Ken (2007), her grandson Joshua (1986) and her nine siblings.  She is survived by her four children : Linda (Jim), Karen (Jim), Susan (Stephen) and Gordon.  Her grandchildren:  Dianna, Mark, Sarah, Dustin, Heather, Scott and Kimberly and her two great grandchildren: Madison and Isaac.  The Celebration of Life service will be February 7, 2015 at 1pm at Aurora Church of the Nazarene in Shoreline, WA.  In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Nazarene Compassionate Ministries at www.ncm.org.


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Dear Flack Family,
My brother and I were two of the many children fortunate to go to day care with Mrs. Flack in the early 1980's. I have so many fond memories of the time spent in there: the sandbox, the swing set, and riding hot wheels in the back yard, countless hours of coloring. My love of graham crackers and dahlias (thanks to Mr. Flack!) has stayed with me all these years. My condolences to her family through this time. She was a gift. --Meredith Towne DeVito


Gwen and I recall with warmth and memories Ken's service as an usher and Lorena's service also to the Lord in the Aurora Nazarene family. Their reward will be
great in God's eyes. --Samuel and Gwen Bess


You are pure love and sweetness. Thanks for your example to this Flack family, Aunt Lorena. --Verl, Judy and Family
 



My brother Jon and I both went to school with her kids (Gordon and Susan) so our mothers were always at PTA meetings, teacher conferences, together. Jon and I were both scared of "Momma Flack" but her faith was well known. Our prayers are with you as we miss her, but at the same time are celebrating her homecoming. --Dave Brengan
 


The Ross family grew up around the corner from the Flacks. The memories that stand out the most are the laughter, picnics and playing in the back yard under the large willow tree. Lorena had a wonderful kind soul and shared it with so many of us. Mrs. Flack you will be sorely missed. - Kim Ross


Looking forward to the celebration of her life today. Praying for all of you!! --Tim and Claudia Miller


To the Flack Family We are sorry to hear about the passing of Lorena. We understand that this is indeed a difficult time for the family. Please take comfort in God promise that our love ones will live again. ( Acts 24:15) Our Creator is the source of all life. The restoring of life back to those who have died is not something that He cannot do. Please remember, that God has given us His promise. God does not lie. ( Titus 1:2)-Albert Caldwell Jr


I am saddened by your loss. Lorena was a favorite of mine at Remington Place when I worked there. 
Susan --susan beaudry


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