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<center><h3>Two Children Cave-in Victims in Canada</h3></center> | |||
Buhler, Kan. — A tragedy at Abbotsford, B. C. claimed the lives of 11-year-old Norman Dyck and a 10-year-old companion, it was learned here March 6 by Rev. and Mrs. Nick Rempel of the Buhler M. B. Church. | |||
Rev. Rempel is the brother of Mrs. Rudy Dyck, mother of the dead youth. | |||
According to information received here, some children were playing in a dugout which they had made in the ground when there was cave-in, causing death by suffocation. | |||
Funeral services for the Dyck youth were held March 9 at the Mennonite Brethren church at Abbotsford. | |||
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Funeral services were held March 9 in | Funeral services were held March 9 in | ||
the Central Heights MB Church, Abbotsford , for two young Matsqui, B.C. boys | the Central Heights MB Church, Abbotsford, for two young Matsqui, B.C. boys | ||
who died when the tunnel they were | who died when the tunnel they were | ||
digging collapsed . They were digging with | digging collapsed. They were digging with | ||
two other friends at the home of one of | two other friends at the home of one of | ||
the deceased boys. Norman Thomas Dyck, | the deceased boys. Norman Thomas Dyck, | ||
11 was inside the tunnel at the back of | 11 was inside the tunnel at the back of | ||
his | his home with a friend, Bruno Theodore | ||
Boldt, 9. The two boys who were not | Boldt, 9. The two boys who were not | ||
inside the tunnel called Mrs. Rudolph | inside the tunnel called Mrs. Rudolph | ||
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MSA General Hospital. Norman Dyck is | MSA General Hospital. Norman Dyck is | ||
survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. | survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. | ||
Rudolph | Rudolph Dyck; a sister Barbara; grand- | ||
father, A. J. Dyck; grandparents, Mr. and | |||
Mrs. John Rempel. Bruno Boldt is survived by his parents, Mr, and Mrs. | Mrs. John Rempel. Bruno Boldt is survived by his parents, Mr, and Mrs. | ||
William Boldt; one brother, Arnold; one | William Boldt; one brother, Arnold; one | ||
sister, Naomi; grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Boldt, Saskatchewan; grandmother, | sister, Naomi; grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Boldt, Saskatchewan; grandmother, | ||
Mrs | Mrs. Anna Martens, Russia . | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:32, 19 January 2023
Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1971 Mar 18 p. 6
Birth date: 1960 Feb 10
text of obituary:
Two Children Cave-in Victims in Canada
Buhler, Kan. — A tragedy at Abbotsford, B. C. claimed the lives of 11-year-old Norman Dyck and a 10-year-old companion, it was learned here March 6 by Rev. and Mrs. Nick Rempel of the Buhler M. B. Church.
Rev. Rempel is the brother of Mrs. Rudy Dyck, mother of the dead youth.
According to information received here, some children were playing in a dugout which they had made in the ground when there was cave-in, causing death by suffocation.
Funeral services for the Dyck youth were held March 9 at the Mennonite Brethren church at Abbotsford.
Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1971 Apr 02 p. 31
text of obituary:
NORMAN DYCK AND BRUNO BOLDT
Funeral services were held March 9 in the Central Heights MB Church, Abbotsford, for two young Matsqui, B.C. boys who died when the tunnel they were digging collapsed. They were digging with two other friends at the home of one of the deceased boys. Norman Thomas Dyck, 11 was inside the tunnel at the back of his home with a friend, Bruno Theodore Boldt, 9. The two boys who were not inside the tunnel called Mrs. Rudolph Dyck and though the boys were soon uncovered by parents and neighbors, they were pronounced dead on arrival at the MSA General Hospital. Norman Dyck is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Dyck; a sister Barbara; grand- father, A. J. Dyck; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Rempel. Bruno Boldt is survived by his parents, Mr, and Mrs. William Boldt; one brother, Arnold; one sister, Naomi; grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Boldt, Saskatchewan; grandmother, Mrs. Anna Martens, Russia .