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	"Mennonite Brethren ~~herald~~" obituary: 2001 Mar 30 p. 28		"Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2001 Mar 30 p. 28

	Birth date: 1913 Feb 20		Birth date: 1913 Feb 20
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	~~jack~~ and sisters Kay		Jack and sisters Kay
	Tardiff and Margo Wallace. The funeral was		Tardiff and Margo Wallace. The funeral was
	Feb. 8 in Fraserview		Feb. 8 in Fraserview

Mdoerksen: Created page with ""Mennonite Brethren herald" obituary: 2001 Mar 30 p. 28 Birth date: 1913 Feb 20 text of obituary:
ANN WARKENTIN
Ann Warkentin passed away Feb. 4...."

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"Mennonite Brethren herald" obituary: 2001 Mar 30 p. 28

Birth date: 1913 Feb 20

text of obituary:

<center><h3>ANN WARKENTIN</h3></center>

Ann Warkentin passed
away Feb. 4. She was
born Feb. 20, 1913 in
Arkadak, Russia. In
1924 the family immigrated to Brandon,
Man. She accepted
Christ during a family
devotional time when
it was too snowy to
get to church. In 1934
the family moved to
B.C.; she soon settled
in Vancouver. In 1939
she began working for
Woodwards as a
cashier, later becoming assistant manager
of the staff lunch department at the downtown store. She retired
in 1973. In 1978 she
moved to a condo at
Daniels Manor, where
she made many
friends. She was a
member of Fraserview
MB Church, Richmond, B.C., where she
enjoyed singing in the
choir until 80, helping
with the Mops program (becoming
"Auntie Ann" to many
of the children) and
serving as a greeter.
She kept scrapbooks of
her nieces' and
nephews' accomplishments and attended
many of their ballgames and graduations. She always
made them feel special. She is remembered as a vibrant, loving person. She loved
to travel, visiting
Hawaii, the Middle
East, Europe and Alaska. In retirement, she
volunteered at the
MCC store and the Tuk
shop at Pinegrove
Place. She enjoyed
golfing, bowling, carpet bowling, nature,
walks, the outdoors,
horses, flowers, hugs,
sunshine, people and
the colour purple. But
she loved the Lord the
most, finding in Him
strength and comfort
from loneliness. She
prayed often for her
family, sending notes
or phoning to tell
them. Her prayer was
that her entire family
would be reunited in
heaven. She was faithful in her devotional
life. She spent her last
year at Pinegrove Place
and longed to go
home. Predeceased by
brothers Peter and
Abe, sisters Mary and
Betty and 2 sisters in
childhood, she is
mourned by brother
jack and sisters Kay
Tardiff and Margo Wallace. The funeral was
Feb. 8 in Fraserview
MB Church, with Dan
Unrau ministering.

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Mdoerksen: Created page with ""Mennonite Brethren herald" obituary: 2001 Mar 30 p. 28 Birth date: 1913 Feb 20 text of obituary: ANN WARKENTIN Ann Warkentin passed away Feb. 4...."

ANN WARKENTIN

Mdoerksen: Created page with ""Mennonite Brethren herald" obituary: 2001 Mar 30 p. 28 Birth date: 1913 Feb 20 text of obituary:
ANN WARKENTIN
Ann Warkentin passed away Feb. 4...."