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<center><h3>MRS. TINA NICKEL | <center><h3>MRS. TINA NICKEL</h3></center> | ||
(Mrs.) Tina Nickel of St. Catharines, Ont., | (Mrs.) Tina Nickel of St. Catharines, Ont., | ||
was born to John and Elizabeth Schroor on | was born to John and Elizabeth Schroor on | ||
August 15, 1894 in Henderson, Nebraska. | August 15, 1894 in Henderson, Nebraska. | ||
The family moved to Langham, Sask., in | The family moved to Langham, Sask., in | ||
1908. Tina accepted Christ at the age of 13 | 1908. Tina accepted Christ at the age of 13 | ||
years and was baptized two years later in the | years and was baptized two years later in the | ||
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seven boys and eight girls; five of the | seven boys and eight girls; five of the | ||
children died in infancy. | children died in infancy. | ||
While in Saskatchewan the family lived at | While in Saskatchewan the family lived at | ||
Langham, Hepburn, Dalmeny, and Mennon, | Langham, Hepburn, Dalmeny, and Mennon, | ||
before moving to | before moving to Michigan and then | ||
Michigan and then | to Ontario. Ontario homes included | ||
to Ontario. Ontario | Jordan Station, Virgil and St. | ||
homes included | Catharines. Many friends were made | ||
Jordan Station, | over the years. They joined the | ||
Virgil and St. | Grantham Mennonite Brethren | ||
Catharines. Many | Church in St. Catharines in 1973. | ||
friends were made | |||
over the years. | The Nickels celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in 1967. Her husband | ||
They joined the | |||
Grantham | |||
Church in St. | |||
Catharines in 1973. | |||
The Nickels celebrated their golden | |||
passed away four months later. Left to face | passed away four months later. Left to face | ||
life alone, she found God to be a constant | life alone, she found God to be a constant | ||
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home on May 17, shortly after the family | home on May 17, shortly after the family | ||
had celebrated Mother's Day with her. Left | had celebrated Mother's Day with her. Left | ||
to mourn | to mourn are her daughters, Ella and | ||
Carolyn, Betty (Mrs. Emil) LaBlond, and | Carolyn, Betty (Mrs. Emil) LaBlond, and | ||
Annie (Mrs. Jacob) Dueck; six sons and | Annie (Mrs. Jacob) Dueck; six sons and | ||
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Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1978 June 23 p. 35
Birth date: 1894 Aug 15
text of obituary:
MRS. TINA NICKEL
(Mrs.) Tina Nickel of St. Catharines, Ont., was born to John and Elizabeth Schroor on August 15, 1894 in Henderson, Nebraska. The family moved to Langham, Sask., in 1908. Tina accepted Christ at the age of 13 years and was baptized two years later in the Dalmeny (Sask.) Mennonite Brethren Church. She married Herman Nickel on April 12,1917. They were blessed with 15 children, seven boys and eight girls; five of the children died in infancy.
While in Saskatchewan the family lived at Langham, Hepburn, Dalmeny, and Mennon, before moving to Michigan and then to Ontario. Ontario homes included Jordan Station, Virgil and St. Catharines. Many friends were made over the years. They joined the Grantham Mennonite Brethren Church in St. Catharines in 1973.
The Nickels celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in 1967. Her husband passed away four months later. Left to face life alone, she found God to be a constant help in difficult times, finding strength in quietness and confidence. She only faced illness in her later years, and was called home on May 17, shortly after the family had celebrated Mother's Day with her. Left to mourn are her daughters, Ella and Carolyn, Betty (Mrs. Emil) LaBlond, and Annie (Mrs. Jacob) Dueck; six sons and their wives, John and Elsie, Henry and Ruebena, Clarence and Kaye, Jake and Leni, Frank and Gail, and Abe and Fran; three sisters, 22 grandchildren; 10 great-grand children; and many relatives and friends.