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Klassen, Benjamin (1928-2004)

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Jan. 2. His parents
 
Jan. 2. His parents
 
were Henry and Anna
 
were Henry and Anna
Klassen . He accepted Jesus at age 11 . He re-
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Klassen. He accepted Jesus at age 11. He received a call to fulltime service at age 12.
 
ceived a call to full -
 
time service at age 12.
 
 
He attended Winkler
 
He attended Winkler
Bible School. He mar-
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Bible School. He married Anne in 1950.
ried Anne in 1950.
 
 
They served in Zaire
 
They served in Zaire
 
for 14 years, in Quebec for 14 years and in St.
 
for 14 years, in Quebec for 14 years and in St.
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for orphans in Uganda by building picnic tables
 
for orphans in Uganda by building picnic tables
 
and outdoor furniture. He helped those in
 
and outdoor furniture. He helped those in
need . Predeceased by 1 brother and 1 grand-
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need. Predeceased by 1 brother and 1 grandson, he is mourned by Anne; sons Willy and
son, he is mourned by Anne; sons Willy and
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Dave; daughters Irene and Ruth; 12 grandchildren. The funeral was Jan. 8 in Grantham MB
Dave; daughters Irene and Ruth; 12 grandchil-
 
dren. The funeral was Jan. 8 in Grantham MB
 
 
Church, St. Catharines.
 
Church, St. Catharines.
   
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Latest revision as of 13:45, 27 March 2023

"Mennonite Brethren Herald: obituary: 2004 Mar 19 p. 29

Birth date: 1928 Nov 11

text of obituary:

BENJAMIN KLASSEN

Benjamin Klassen died Jan. 2. His parents were Henry and Anna Klassen. He accepted Jesus at age 11. He received a call to fulltime service at age 12. He attended Winkler Bible School. He married Anne in 1950. They served in Zaire for 14 years, in Quebec for 14 years and in St. Catharines, Ont. for 14 years. He raised money for orphans in Uganda by building picnic tables and outdoor furniture. He helped those in need. Predeceased by 1 brother and 1 grandson, he is mourned by Anne; sons Willy and Dave; daughters Irene and Ruth; 12 grandchildren. The funeral was Jan. 8 in Grantham MB Church, St. Catharines.

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