Block, Isaac (1935-2002) - Revision history

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	moved to Ontario's		moved to Ontario's
	Niagara Peninsula. He was chaplain at Bethesda Home in Vineland, Ont. until 1973, was		Niagara Peninsula. He was chaplain at Bethesda Home in Vineland, Ont. until 1973, was
	lead pastor of Vineland MB Church 1973-		lead pastor of Vineland MB Church 1973-1981, taught at MB Bible College 1981-92
	1981, taught at MB Bible College 1981-92
	and was lead pastor of Sargent Ave. Mennonite Church, Winnipeg, 1992-95. He served as		and was lead pastor of Sargent Ave. Mennonite Church, Winnipeg, 1992-95. He served as
	chair of the Canadian MB Conference Board of		chair of the Canadian MB Conference Board of

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	<center><h3>ISAAC BLOCK</h3></center>		<center><h3>ISAAC BLOCK</h3></center>

	~~saac~~ Block passed		Isaac Block passed
	away Sept. 12. He was		away Sept. 12. He was
	born Feb. 2, 1935 in		born Feb. 2, 1935 in
	Mullingar, Sask. He		Mullingar, Sask. He
	was baptized in ~~Sep-~~		was baptized in September 1951. He married Alvina Jantzen
	~~tember~~ 1951. He ~~mar-~~
	~~ried~~ Alvina Jantzen
	June 21, 1957 and		June 21, 1957 and
	moved to Ontario's		moved to Ontario's
	Niagara Peninsula. He		Niagara Peninsula. He was chaplain at Bethesda Home in Vineland, Ont. until 1973, was
	~~-""""---.......--"-~~~ was chaplain at ~~Bethes-~~
	da Home in Vineland, Ont. until 1973, was
	lead pastor of Vineland MB Church 1973-		lead pastor of Vineland MB Church 1973-
	1981, taught at MB Bible College 1981-92		1981, taught at MB Bible College 1981-92
	and was lead pastor of Sargent Ave. ~~Mennon-~~		and was lead pastor of Sargent Ave. Mennonite Church, Winnipeg, 1992-95. He served as
	~~ite~~ Church, Winnipeg, 1992-95. He served as
	chair of the Canadian MB Conference Board of		chair of the Canadian MB Conference Board of
	Faith and Life. He was a lifelong student, ~~pub-~~		Faith and Life. He was a lifelong student, publishing some of his academic work. He had
	~~lishing~~ some of his academic work. He had
	chronic lymphatic leukemia since 1981 and		chronic lymphatic leukemia since 1981 and
	was on dialysis since 1992. He continued to		was on dialysis since 1992. He continued to
	lead an active life, spending time with his ~~chil-~~		lead an active life, spending time with his children and grandchildren, travelling, curling,
	~~dren~~ and grandchildren, travelling, curling,
	golfing, writing and participating in his church		golfing, writing and participating in his church
	community. He is remembered as a loving,		community. He is remembered as a loving,
	encouraging, devoted husband and an ~~inter-~~		encouraging, devoted husband and an interested, involved father. He was thoughtful in his
	~~ested~~, involved father. He was thoughtful in his
	words and careful in his actions, had a keen		words and careful in his actions, had a keen
	sense of right and wrong, maintained strong		sense of right and wrong, maintained strong
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	he is mourned by Alvina; sons Wendell and		he is mourned by Alvina; sons Wendell and
	Kevin; daughters Yvonne and Kathy; and 7		Kevin; daughters Yvonne and Kathy; and 7
	~~grandChildren~~. The funeral was Sept. 28 in ~~Sar-~~		grandchildren. The funeral was Sept. 28 in Sargent Ave. Mennonite Church, with Edwin Epp
	~~gent~~ Ave. Mennonite Church, with Edwin Epp
	and Sig Polle ministering.		and Sig Polle ministering.

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

Mdoerksen: Created page with ""Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2002 Dec 27 p. 17 Birth date: 1935 Feb 2 text of obituary:
ISAAC BLOCK
saac Block passed away Sept. 12. He ..."

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Created page with ""Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2002 Dec 27 p. 17 Birth date: 1935 Feb 2 text of obituary: <center><h3>ISAAC BLOCK</h3></center> saac Block passed away Sept. 12. He ..."

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"Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2002 Dec 27 p. 17

Birth date: 1935 Feb 2

text of obituary:

<center><h3>ISAAC BLOCK</h3></center>

saac Block passed
away Sept. 12. He was
born Feb. 2, 1935 in
Mullingar, Sask. He
was baptized in Sep-
tember 1951. He mar-
ried Alvina Jantzen
June 21, 1957 and
moved to Ontario's
Niagara Peninsula. He
-""""---.......--"-~ was chaplain at Bethes-
da Home in Vineland, Ont. until 1973, was
lead pastor of Vineland MB Church 1973-
1981, taught at MB Bible College 1981-92
and was lead pastor of Sargent Ave. Mennon-
ite Church, Winnipeg, 1992-95. He served as
chair of the Canadian MB Conference Board of
Faith and Life. He was a lifelong student, pub-
lishing some of his academic work. He had
chronic lymphatic leukemia since 1981 and
was on dialysis since 1992. He continued to
lead an active life, spending time with his chil-
dren and grandchildren, travelling, curling,
golfing, writing and participating in his church
community. He is remembered as a loving,
encouraging, devoted husband and an inter-
ested, involved father. He was thoughtful in his
words and careful in his actions, had a keen
sense of right and wrong, maintained strong
relationships through differences and had a
cheerful disposition. Predeceased by 1 sister,
he is mourned by Alvina; sons Wendell and
Kevin; daughters Yvonne and Kathy; and 7
grandChildren. The funeral was Sept. 28 in Sar-
gent Ave. Mennonite Church, with Edwin Epp
and Sig Polle ministering.

[[Category:Mennonite Brethren Herald obituaries]]

Block, Isaac (1935-2002) - Revision history

Mdoerksen at 17:26, 15 August 2022

Mdoerksen at 17:24, 15 August 2022

Mdoerksen: Created page with ""Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2002 Dec 27 p. 17 Birth date: 1935 Feb 2 text of obituary: ISAAC BLOCK saac Block passed away Sept. 12. He ..."

ISAAC BLOCK

Mdoerksen: Created page with ""Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2002 Dec 27 p. 17 Birth date: 1935 Feb 2 text of obituary:
ISAAC BLOCK
saac Block passed away Sept. 12. He ..."