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Peter John Epp of Winnipeg passed away May | |||
Peter John Epp of | |||
26. He was born June | 26. He was born June | ||
12, 1922 to John and | 12, 1922 to John and | ||
Margaret Epp in | Margaret Epp in | ||
Alexandrovka, Russia. | Alexandrovka, Russia. | ||
In 1926 the family | In 1926 the family immigrated to Miami, | ||
Man. After moves to | Man. After moves to | ||
McAuley, | McAuley, Winnipeg | ||
and Headingly, Man., | and Headingly, Man., | ||
they | they settled in Miami in 1930. In 1942 they | ||
moved to Graysville, Man. and bought a farm. | moved to Graysville, Man. and bought a farm. | ||
He | He married Betty Harder May 29, 1949. Failing health forced the sale of the farm and a | ||
move to Winnipeg. He learned radio and TV | |||
move to Winnipeg. He learned radio and | |||
electronics and the sheet metal trade. He was | electronics and the sheet metal trade. He was | ||
a | a master of many trades and a maker of many | ||
friends. | friends. They moved to St. Andrews, Man. in | ||
1978, but moved back to Winnipeg within 5 | 1978, but moved back to Winnipeg within 5 | ||
years. He worked for Fleming Peddler, Arnett | years. He worked for Fleming Peddler, Arnett | ||
Co ., Marveon Signs, Canadian Rodgers and | Co., Marveon Signs, Canadian Rodgers and | ||
Koch | Koch Stainless Products. He retired in 1987 | ||
and began making birdhouses, mosquito | and began making birdhouses, mosquito | ||
houses, dollhouses, tin can furniture, | houses, dollhouses, tin can furniture, windmills, weather vanes and tacks shelters, which | ||
he gave away and sold. In 1974 he suffered | |||
he gave away and sold . In 1974 he suffered | his first heart attack. He is mourned by Betty; | ||
his first | children Rick, Ron, Bob, Carolyn Cataldo, Anita Evans and Ken; 17 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren; 3 sisters and 3 brothers. The | ||
children Rick, Ron, Bob, Carolyn Cataldo, | funeral was May 30 in North Kildonan MB | ||
Church, Winnipeg, with George Klassen, Helmut Kasdorf and Roland Marsch ministering. | |||
grandchildren; 3 sisters and 3 brothers. The | |||
funeral | |||
Church, Winnipeg, with George Klassen, | |||
[[Category:Mennonite Brethren Herald obituaries]] | [[Category:Mennonite Brethren Herald obituaries]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:10, 4 July 2022
"Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2002 Oct 4 p. 27
Birth date: 1922 Jun 12
text of obituary:
PETER JOHN EPP
Peter John Epp of Winnipeg passed away May 26. He was born June 12, 1922 to John and Margaret Epp in Alexandrovka, Russia. In 1926 the family immigrated to Miami, Man. After moves to McAuley, Winnipeg and Headingly, Man., they settled in Miami in 1930. In 1942 they moved to Graysville, Man. and bought a farm. He married Betty Harder May 29, 1949. Failing health forced the sale of the farm and a move to Winnipeg. He learned radio and TV electronics and the sheet metal trade. He was a master of many trades and a maker of many friends. They moved to St. Andrews, Man. in 1978, but moved back to Winnipeg within 5 years. He worked for Fleming Peddler, Arnett Co., Marveon Signs, Canadian Rodgers and Koch Stainless Products. He retired in 1987 and began making birdhouses, mosquito houses, dollhouses, tin can furniture, windmills, weather vanes and tacks shelters, which he gave away and sold. In 1974 he suffered his first heart attack. He is mourned by Betty; children Rick, Ron, Bob, Carolyn Cataldo, Anita Evans and Ken; 17 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren; 3 sisters and 3 brothers. The funeral was May 30 in North Kildonan MB Church, Winnipeg, with George Klassen, Helmut Kasdorf and Roland Marsch ministering.