Sister Teresa Koebel, SSND
(formerly Sister Mary Ancilla)
First Profession
Motherhouse
Waterdown, Ontario, Canada
Sister Teresa Koebel, SSND (formerly known as Sister M. Ancilla) died at Notre Dame Convent, Waterdown, Ontario, on February 2, 2006, in her 70th year as a School Sister of Notre Dame. Sister was predeceased by her parents William and Teresa (Dietrich), her brothers Sylvester, Leander, and William; and her sisters Caroline, Eleanor, Irene, and Olive. She is lovingly remembered by her Sisters in community, her brother, Seraphim, and relatives.
Sister Teresa graduated from Hamilton Teachers' College in 1937. For many years she attended the annual luncheon of this graduation class. Sister Teresa taught primary classes at St. Joseph and St. John schools in Kitchener, Our Lady of Lourdes and St. Agnes in Waterloo, St. Mary's, St. Gregory and St. Ambrose in Cambridge, Notre Dame and St. Kevin in Welland, Sacred Heart, Walkerton, and Our Lady of Grace, Aurora.
Upon retiring from teaching, Sister Teresa assisted with household tasks in our convents in Cloverdale, BC, and Hanover. For a few years she was part of the pastoral team at York County Hospital. Her quiet, friendly manner and dry humour cheered the sick and elderly. Prior to retiring to Notre Dame Convent, Waterdown, Sister Teresa lived at St. Louis Convent in Waterloo. Here she was an active member of the Church Choir.
(School Sisters of Notre Dame, Canadian Province)
Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord!
(formerly Sister Mary Ancilla)
First Profession
Motherhouse
Waterdown, Ontario, Canada
Sister Teresa Koebel, SSND (formerly known as Sister M. Ancilla) died at Notre Dame Convent, Waterdown, Ontario, on February 2, 2006, in her 70th year as a School Sister of Notre Dame. Sister was predeceased by her parents William and Teresa (Dietrich), her brothers Sylvester, Leander, and William; and her sisters Caroline, Eleanor, Irene, and Olive. She is lovingly remembered by her Sisters in community, her brother, Seraphim, and relatives.
Sister Teresa graduated from Hamilton Teachers' College in 1937. For many years she attended the annual luncheon of this graduation class. Sister Teresa taught primary classes at St. Joseph and St. John schools in Kitchener, Our Lady of Lourdes and St. Agnes in Waterloo, St. Mary's, St. Gregory and St. Ambrose in Cambridge, Notre Dame and St. Kevin in Welland, Sacred Heart, Walkerton, and Our Lady of Grace, Aurora.
Upon retiring from teaching, Sister Teresa assisted with household tasks in our convents in Cloverdale, BC, and Hanover. For a few years she was part of the pastoral team at York County Hospital. Her quiet, friendly manner and dry humour cheered the sick and elderly. Prior to retiring to Notre Dame Convent, Waterdown, Sister Teresa lived at St. Louis Convent in Waterloo. Here she was an active member of the Church Choir.
(School Sisters of Notre Dame, Canadian Province)
Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord!
Sister Teresa Koebel, SSND
(formerly Sister Mary Ancilla)
First Profession
Motherhouse
Waterdown, Ontario, Canada
Sister Teresa Koebel, SSND (formerly known as Sister M. Ancilla) died at Notre Dame Convent, Waterdown, Ontario, on February 2, 2006, in her 70th year as a School Sister of Notre Dame. Sister was predeceased by her parents William and Teresa (Dietrich), her brothers Sylvester, Leander, and William; and her sisters Caroline, Eleanor, Irene, and Olive. She is lovingly remembered by her Sisters in community, her brother, Seraphim, and relatives.
Sister Teresa graduated from Hamilton Teachers' College in 1937. For many years she attended the annual luncheon of this graduation class. Sister Teresa taught primary classes at St. Joseph and St. John schools in Kitchener, Our Lady of Lourdes and St. Agnes in Waterloo, St. Mary's, St. Gregory and St. Ambrose in Cambridge, Notre Dame and St. Kevin in Welland, Sacred Heart, Walkerton, and Our Lady of Grace, Aurora.
Upon retiring from teaching, Sister Teresa assisted with household tasks in our convents in Cloverdale, BC, and Hanover. For a few years she was part of the pastoral team at York County Hospital. Her quiet, friendly manner and dry humour cheered the sick and elderly. Prior to retiring to Notre Dame Convent, Waterdown, Sister Teresa lived at St. Louis Convent in Waterloo. Here she was an active member of the Church Choir.
(School Sisters of Notre Dame, Canadian Province)
Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord!
(formerly Sister Mary Ancilla)
First Profession
Motherhouse
Waterdown, Ontario, Canada
Sister Teresa Koebel, SSND (formerly known as Sister M. Ancilla) died at Notre Dame Convent, Waterdown, Ontario, on February 2, 2006, in her 70th year as a School Sister of Notre Dame. Sister was predeceased by her parents William and Teresa (Dietrich), her brothers Sylvester, Leander, and William; and her sisters Caroline, Eleanor, Irene, and Olive. She is lovingly remembered by her Sisters in community, her brother, Seraphim, and relatives.
Sister Teresa graduated from Hamilton Teachers' College in 1937. For many years she attended the annual luncheon of this graduation class. Sister Teresa taught primary classes at St. Joseph and St. John schools in Kitchener, Our Lady of Lourdes and St. Agnes in Waterloo, St. Mary's, St. Gregory and St. Ambrose in Cambridge, Notre Dame and St. Kevin in Welland, Sacred Heart, Walkerton, and Our Lady of Grace, Aurora.
Upon retiring from teaching, Sister Teresa assisted with household tasks in our convents in Cloverdale, BC, and Hanover. For a few years she was part of the pastoral team at York County Hospital. Her quiet, friendly manner and dry humour cheered the sick and elderly. Prior to retiring to Notre Dame Convent, Waterdown, Sister Teresa lived at St. Louis Convent in Waterloo. Here she was an active member of the Church Choir.
(School Sisters of Notre Dame, Canadian Province)
Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord!
Gravesite Details
Notre Dame Convent Cemetery, Snake Road, Waterdown, was closed in 2019 and all remains were moved to Gate of Heaven Catholic Cemetery.
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