Mdoerksen at 19:50, 23 January 2023

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	Apr. 17, 1921 to Arnold and Anna Harms		Apr. 17, 1921 to Arnold and Anna Harms
	in Waldheim, Sask. The family moved to		in Waldheim, Sask. The family moved to
	Glenbush, Sask . She had to quit school to		Glenbush, Sask. She had to quit school to
	look after her younger siblings. She ~~be-~~		look after her younger siblings. She became a Christian in 1935 and was baptized. At age 21 she went to Normal
	~~came~~ a Christian in 1935 and was ~~bap-~~		School in Saskatoon. She taught in Bluebell School in northern Saskatchewan.
	~~tized~~. At age 21 she went to Normal
	School in Saskatoon . She taught in ~~Blue-~~
	~~bell~~ School in northern Saskatchewan.
	She married Jacob Bargen in 1948. They		She married Jacob Bargen in 1948. They
	farmed. They moved to B.C. in 1968 and		farmed. They moved to B.C. in 1968 and
	Viola substitute taught. In 1971 she had		Viola substitute taught. In 1971 she had
	surgery to remove brain tumours. They		surgery to remove brain tumours. They
	spent quiet times listening to gospel ~~mu-~~		spent quiet times listening to gospel music and radio broadcasts. They enjoyed
	~~sic~~ and radio broadcasts. They enjoyed
	day trips. She will be remembered for her		day trips. She will be remembered for her
	devotion to her family, for her cookies,		devotion to her family, for her cookies,
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	and in situations. Predeceased by Jacob in		and in situations. Predeceased by Jacob in
	March 2003, she is mourned by son Jim;		March 2003, she is mourned by son Jim;
	daughters Verna and Norma Dyck; 3 ~~sis-~~		daughters Verna and Norma Dyck; 3 sisters; 2 brothers. The funeral was July 7 at
	~~ters~~; 2 brothers. The funeral was July 7 at
	Henderson Funeral Home, Abbotsford,		Henderson Funeral Home, Abbotsford,
	with Michael Dick ministering.		with Michael Dick ministering.

	[[Category:Mennonite Brethren Herald obituaries]]		[[Category:Mennonite Brethren Herald obituaries]]

Mdoerksen: Created page with ""Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2003 Aug 22 p. 26 Birth date: 1921 Apr 17 text of obituary:
VIOLA BARGEN
Viola Bargen died July 1. She was ..."

2023-01-23T19:48:31Z

Created page with ""Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2003 Aug 22 p. 26 Birth date: 1921 Apr 17 text of obituary: <center><h3>VIOLA BARGEN</h3></center> Viola Bargen died July 1. She was ..."

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"Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2003 Aug 22 p. 26

Birth date: 1921 Apr 17

text of obituary:

<center><h3>VIOLA BARGEN</h3></center>

Viola Bargen died July 1. She was born
Apr. 17, 1921 to Arnold and Anna Harms
in Waldheim, Sask. The family moved to
Glenbush, Sask . She had to quit school to
look after her younger siblings. She be-
came a Christian in 1935 and was bap-
tized. At age 21 she went to Normal
School in Saskatoon . She taught in Blue-
bell School in northern Saskatchewan.
She married Jacob Bargen in 1948. They
farmed. They moved to B.C. in 1968 and
Viola substitute taught. In 1971 she had
surgery to remove brain tumours. They
spent quiet times listening to gospel mu-
sic and radio broadcasts. They enjoyed
day trips. She will be remembered for her
devotion to her family, for her cookies,
her great sense of humour and her ability
to be positive and see the good in people
and in situations. Predeceased by Jacob in
March 2003, she is mourned by son Jim;
daughters Verna and Norma Dyck; 3 sis-
ters; 2 brothers. The funeral was July 7 at
Henderson Funeral Home, Abbotsford,
with Michael Dick ministering.

[[Category:Mennonite Brethren Herald obituaries]]

Bargen, Viola Harms (1921-2003) - Revision history

Mdoerksen at 19:50, 23 January 2023

Mdoerksen: Created page with ""Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2003 Aug 22 p. 26 Birth date: 1921 Apr 17 text of obituary: VIOLA BARGEN Viola Bargen died July 1. She was ..."

VIOLA BARGEN

Mdoerksen: Created page with ""Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2003 Aug 22 p. 26 Birth date: 1921 Apr 17 text of obituary:
VIOLA BARGEN
Viola Bargen died July 1. She was ..."