Zina Juma - Fulkerson Juma folder.pdfZina Juma was born September 10, 1927 in Ponteix Saskatchewan,...
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Zina Juma was born September 10, 1927 in Ponteix Saskatchewan, Canada, the daughter of Alex and Karia (Lanidean) Hattum. Zina met Hamed Juma at a funeral while she was still in Canada. They started writing to each other for four years before they got married. Zina and Hamed married on November 10, 1950 in Regina, SK. After their marriage, Zina moved to North Dakota and became a US citizen. They began their life together working for various farmers until buying their own farm on March 1, 1969 near Ross, ND where they raised their three sons. She was a very good gardener and known for her great baking, cooking, and canning. Zina was a hard working farm wife and mother, whose years of hard work slowly took their toll on her health. As she grew tired in her late years, she required special care by a special person, Maria Morales. Maria went over and above her “daily” duties to ensure Zina was cared for. Zina is survived by her husband, Hamed, Ross; three sons, Sam (Beverly), Ross, Mike (Judy), Williston, and Hamed Jr., Stanley; grandchildren, Jeanine (Jeremy) Saeman, Wing, Raylan (Jessica), Bismarck, David (Marie), Powers Lake, Scott (Brandi), Surrey, Mark (Dakota), Williston, Christine, Stanley; great grandchildren, Samantha and Jacob Honrud, Peyton and Nora Saeman, Khloe Juma, Jason, Joe, Alexandra, Benjamin, Cara, Mason, Abigail, Jaxon, Hannah, and Karly Juma; siblings, Kadasie, Kate, and Omar. Zina was preceded in death by her parents; siblings, Sam, Rose, Hindy, Solomon, Em, Faye, and Dean and great granddaughter Meadow Juma. In LovingMemory Of Zina Juma September 10, 1927 - January 10, 2018
Transcript of Zina Juma - Fulkerson Juma folder.pdfZina Juma was born September 10, 1927 in Ponteix Saskatchewan,...
Zina Juma was born September 10, 1927 in Ponteix Saskatchewan, Canada, the daughter of Alex and Karia (Lanidean) Hattum. Zina met Hamed Juma at a funeral while she was still in Canada. They started writing to each other for four years before they got married. Zina and Hamed married on November 10, 1950 in Regina, SK. After their marriage, Zina moved to North Dakota and became a US citizen. They began their life together working for various farmers until buying their own farm on March 1, 1969 near Ross, ND where they raised their three sons. She was a very good gardener and known for her great baking, cooking, and canning.
Zina was a hard working farm wife and mother, whose years of hard work slowly took their toll on her health. As she grew tired in her late years, she required special care by a special person, Maria Morales. Maria went over and above her “daily” duties to ensure Zina was cared for.
Zina is survived by her husband, Hamed, Ross; three sons, Sam (Beverly), Ross, Mike (Judy), Williston, and Hamed Jr., Stanley; grandchildren, Jeanine (Jeremy) Saeman, Wing, Raylan (Jessica), Bismarck, David (Marie), Powers Lake, Scott (Brandi), Surrey, Mark (Dakota), Williston, Christine, Stanley; great grandchildren, Samantha and Jacob Honrud, Peyton and Nora Saeman, Khloe Juma, Jason, Joe, Alexandra, Benjamin, Cara, Mason, Abigail, Jaxon, Hannah, and Karly Juma; siblings, Kadasie, Kate, and Omar.
Zina was preceded in death by her parents; siblings, Sam, Rose, Hindy, Solomon, Em, Faye, and Dean and great granddaughter Meadow Juma.
In LovingMemory OfZina Juma
September 10, 1927 - January 10, 2018
In Loving Memory OfZina Juma
Date Of Birth and PlaceSeptember 10, 1927 ~ Ponteix Saskatchewan, Canada
Date of Death and PlaceJanuary 10, 2018 ~ Tioga, ND
Services11AM Monday, January 15, 2018
Bethlehem Lutheran ChurchRoss, ND
OfficiatingPastor Carter Hill
MusicAmazing Grace ~ Sung by the choir of the Northern
Ambassadors of the Music in the Basilica di Wilten in Innsbruck, Austria in the summer of 2017 in which great
granddaughter Samantha Honrud was part of. Wind Beneath My Wings
One Day At A TimeMy Way
PallbearersScott Juma David JumaMark Juma Jeremy SaemanJacob Honrud Bill Meiers
Honorary PallbearersRaylan Juma Jeanine SaemanChristine Juma Maria Morales
Final Resting PlaceRosehill Cemetery
Ross, ND
Arrangements By Springan Stevenson of Stanley, ND
No Other Love Like Mother’s LoveA Mother’s love is something that no
one can explain,It is made of deep devotion and of
sacrifice and pain,It is endless and unselfish and enduring
come what mayFor nothing can destroy it or take
that love away…It is patient and forgiving when all
others are forsaking,And it glows with all the beauty of the rarest,
brightest gems…It is far beyond defining, it defies
all explanation,And it still remains a secret like the
mysteries of creation…A many splendored miracle man
cannot understandAnd another wondrous evidence of God’s tender,
guiding hand.
