Virginia Plett Wiebe

July 1, 1954 - December 9, 2020

.Funeral services for Virginia Plett Wiebe will be held Monday, December 14, 2020 at 10:00 AM at the Lighthouse Holiness Church in Prague, Oklahoma. Interment will follow at the Prague City Cemetery. Virginia was born to John and Helena Plett on July 1, 1954, in Los Jagueyes, Mexico. She passed away peacefully in her home in Boley, OK on Dec. 9, 2020. Her husband, David, Jim and Valerie (son and daughter-in-law), and daughter Marcela were present as she passed into eternity. Virginia enjoyed great health for most of her years. In July 2019, she began having pain, which increased as the year went by. In December, though her pain was quite severe, she was able to attend her youngest daughter's wedding. In January we took her to have tests done, which revealed the dreaded news that she had stage 4 cancer. After 2 months, we as a family had decided to start with chemo and radiation treatment, which relieved her of much of the pain. On Sept. 9, the oncologist confirmed that chemo was no longer helping, and that they had done everything they could. We were able, with the help of hospice care, to make her comfortable at home the last four weeks. We are tremendously grateful for the help that hospice provided. Virginia received her education in Quellen Kolonie, Mexico. She was baptized on July 19, 1970, at Ebenfeld Kleingemeinde Church. She taught school for a year in Swift Colony, where she met David, her beloved husband. They started their life together on May 30, 1977. They uprooted and moved to Oklahoma in the year 2000. Virginia was a very hard-working person. One of her hobbies was sewing, and many people have been blessed by the blankets she sewed. She is survived by: her loving husband David, children Terry (Doris) Wiebe of OK, Lloyd (Sandra) Wiebe of Mexico, Marcela Wiebe of OK, Leanna (Mark) Kauffman of IN, Jim (Valerie) Wiebe of OK, Emelda (Pancho) Peters of TX, Sandra (Joseph) Dueck of OK, Arlene Wiebe of VA, and Rosella (Dan) Miller of IN, and 20 grandchildren. We as the family wish to express our heartfelt gratitude to all the people who have been supporting us during this past year. A special thank you for all the prayers, delicious meals, and financial support, and to the church for making it possible for Mom to watch the church services at home. Serving as active Pallbearers will be Terry, Lloyd, Jim, Dylan and Arlene Wiebe and Sandra Dueck. Services will be under the direction of Parks Brothers Funeral Home, Okemah, Oklahoma and officiated by Rev. Wilmer Kornelsen. Online condolences may be made at www.ParksBrothersFuneralHome.com