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<center><h3>MARY STOBBE</h3></center>
<center><h3>MARY STOBBE</h3></center>


Mary Stobbe pass ed
Mary Stobbe passed
away Dec. 7. She was
away Dec. 7. She was
born Nov. 27, 1927 to
born Nov. 27, 1927 to
Jacob and Sus anna
Jacob and Susanna
Stobbe in Hochfeld,
Stobbe in Hochfeld,
Man. In 1929 the fam-
Man. In 1929 the family moved to Readymade, Alta . She became a Christian at
ily moved to Ready-
made, Alta . She be-
came a Christian at
age 11 through a lay
age 11 through a lay
visitation ministry. She
visitation ministry. She
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she moved with her mother and sisters
she moved with her mother and sisters
Gertrude and Annie to Kelowna, B.C. She
Gertrude and Annie to Kelowna, B.C. She
then remained at home to car e for their
then remained at home to care for their
moth er un til her p assi ng in 1981. From then
mother until her passing in 1981. From then
on, she struggled with many short-term ill-
on, she struggled with many short-term illnesses, but continued to cheerfully serve in
nesses, but continued to cheerfully serve in
whatever capacity she could. She was given
whatever capacity she could. She was given
a pacemaker in March 2002, and a pituitary
a pacemaker in March 2002, and a pituitary
tumour was diagnosed in October 2001.
tumour was diagnosed in October 2001.
Sh e is remembered as a faithful prayer war-
She is remembered as a faithful prayer warrior with a quiet, gentle spirit. She contributed delicious peanut butter chocolates
rior with a quiet, gentle spirit. She con-
tributed delicious peanut butter chocolates
to family gatherings and enjoyed crocheting
to family gatherings and enjoyed crocheting
and knitting. Prede ceas ed by brother Her-
and knitting. Predeceased by brother Herman and sister Gertrude in March 2000, she
m an and siste r Gertrude in M arc h 2000, she
is mourned by her siblings Annie of Kelowna, Peter of Armstrong, B.C. and Helen
is mourned by he r si bl i ngs Annie of Kelow-
Stephan of Kelowna. The funeral was Dec.
na, Peter of Armstrong, B.C. and Helen
Stephan of Kelow na . The funeral was Dec.
11 in Willow Par k Church, Kelowna, with
11 in Willow Par k Church, Kelowna, with
Arnie Pete rs and Mark Burch ministering.
Arnie Peters and Mark Burch ministering.


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

Latest revision as of 14:30, 12 September 2022

"Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2003 Feb 7 p. 20

Birth date: 1927 Nov 27

text of obituary:

MARY STOBBE

Mary Stobbe passed away Dec. 7. She was born Nov. 27, 1927 to Jacob and Susanna Stobbe in Hochfeld, Man. In 1929 the family moved to Readymade, Alta . She became a Christian at age 11 through a lay visitation ministry. She attended Bible school in Coaldale, Alta. 1944-45 and Chilliwack, B.C. 1948-49. She worked at a variety of jobs until 1974 when she moved with her mother and sisters Gertrude and Annie to Kelowna, B.C. She then remained at home to care for their mother until her passing in 1981. From then on, she struggled with many short-term illnesses, but continued to cheerfully serve in whatever capacity she could. She was given a pacemaker in March 2002, and a pituitary tumour was diagnosed in October 2001. She is remembered as a faithful prayer warrior with a quiet, gentle spirit. She contributed delicious peanut butter chocolates to family gatherings and enjoyed crocheting and knitting. Predeceased by brother Herman and sister Gertrude in March 2000, she is mourned by her siblings Annie of Kelowna, Peter of Armstrong, B.C. and Helen Stephan of Kelowna. The funeral was Dec. 11 in Willow Par k Church, Kelowna, with Arnie Peters and Mark Burch ministering.