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Dueck, Jacob A. (1908-2002)

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<center><h3>JACOB A. DUECK</h3></center>
 
<center><h3>JACOB A. DUECK</h3></center>
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married Hel en Falk April
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23, 19 33. They settled
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on a farm. Life wa s diffi-
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cult. On e y ea r, he
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shared his wh eat seed
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with a friend, but found
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he still had as much as
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he started with. In 1939
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they bought hi s father' s
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two quarters of land .
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This caus ed tension
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with his brothers, so in
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1947 they sold th e land
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and moved to a farm
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near Sardis, B.C. , with
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cow s, chickens and
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some raspberries. This
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didn 't work out, so he
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worked at the hop
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yards . In 1949 they
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rented a dairy farm and
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bought cows. Before
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long, they were able to
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buy a farm on Sumas
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Prairie. In 1953 they
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were baptized and
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joined Arnold (B.C) MB
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Church. In 1953 Helen
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was diagnosed with
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cancer, but God's
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grace, 9 operations and
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many treatments gave
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her 22 more years. In
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1964 they sold the farm
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and moved to Clear-
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brook, B.C., where he
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did various jobs, includ-
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ing building chicken
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barns and a new house
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for themselves. They
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joined South Abbots-
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ford MB Church. Helen
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died March 23, 1975 .
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He married Tina
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Klassen . They attended
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East Aldergrove MB
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Church, then Clear-
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brook MB Church . They
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moved to a condo and
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usually walked to
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church. Tina died in Au-
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gust 2000. He moved
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to Tabor Manor in April
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2001, then to Bevan
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Lodge. Predeceased by
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Helen and Tina and a
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grandson, he is
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mourned by children
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Alice Wiens of Victoria,
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Leona Anastasiades of
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Vancouver and Agnes
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Dyck of Prince George,
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B.C.; 10 grandchildren ;
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stepchildren Ed Klassen,
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Doreen Froese, Dan
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Klassen and Dave
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Klassen; 13 stepgrand-
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children; and 24 great-
  +
grandchildren. The
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memorial service wa s
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jan. lOin Clearbrook
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MB Church, with Ja

Revision as of 13:15, 2 May 2022

"Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2002 Mar 22 p. 24

Birth date: 1908 Sep 8

text of obituary:

JACOB A. DUECK

married Hel en Falk April 23, 19 33. They settled on a farm. Life wa s diffi- cult. On e y ea r, he shared his wh eat seed with a friend, but found he still had as much as he started with. In 1939 they bought hi s father' s two quarters of land . This caus ed tension with his brothers, so in 1947 they sold th e land and moved to a farm near Sardis, B.C. , with cow s, chickens and some raspberries. This didn 't work out, so he worked at the hop yards . In 1949 they rented a dairy farm and bought cows. Before long, they were able to buy a farm on Sumas Prairie. In 1953 they were baptized and joined Arnold (B.C) MB Church. In 1953 Helen was diagnosed with cancer, but God's grace, 9 operations and many treatments gave her 22 more years. In 1964 they sold the farm and moved to Clear- brook, B.C., where he did various jobs, includ- ing building chicken barns and a new house for themselves. They joined South Abbots- ford MB Church. Helen died March 23, 1975 . He married Tina Klassen . They attended East Aldergrove MB Church, then Clear- brook MB Church . They moved to a condo and usually walked to church. Tina died in Au- gust 2000. He moved to Tabor Manor in April 2001, then to Bevan Lodge. Predeceased by Helen and Tina and a grandson, he is mourned by children Alice Wiens of Victoria, Leona Anastasiades of Vancouver and Agnes Dyck of Prince George, B.C.; 10 grandchildren ; stepchildren Ed Klassen, Doreen Froese, Dan Klassen and Dave Klassen; 13 stepgrand- children; and 24 great- grandchildren. The memorial service wa s jan. lOin Clearbrook MB Church, with Ja

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