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Jacob Voth died Aug.
Jacob Voth died Aug.
30 . He was born Mar.
30. He was born Mar.
23, 1916 to Johann
23, 1916 to Johann
and Sarah Voth in Her-
and Sarah Voth in Herbert, Sask. He based
bert, Sask. He based
his conversion on Isaiah 53:5,6. He was
his conversion on Isa -
iah 53:5,6. He was
baptized in 1935 and
baptized in 1935 and
joined Greenfarm MB
joined Greenfarm MB
Church. He attended
Church. He attended
Herbert Bible School
Herbert Bible School
for 4 years : He married Ruth Penner Oct. 13,
for 4 years: He married Ruth Penner Oct. 13,
1940. They farmed in Greenfarm. He loved
1940. They farmed in Greenfarm. He loved
the Lord and desired to serve Him faithfully.
the Lord and desired to serve Him faithfully.
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and a quartet, played his guitar and led the
and a quartet, played his guitar and led the
church, preaching when needed. When the
church, preaching when needed. When the
Greenfarm church amalgamated with Her-
Greenfarm church amalgamated with Herbert MB Church he was a deacon, building
bert MB Church he was a deacon, building
committee chair and Sunday school teacher.
committee chair and Sunday school teacher.
He served on the Bethany Bible Institute
He served on the Bethany Bible Institute
board. He retired to Abbotsford in 1981, lat-
board. He retired to Abbotsford in 1981, later moving to Lethbridge, Alta. He did woodwork. He loved to travel and visited Africa,
er moving to Lethbridge, Alta. He did wood-
Brazil, as well as places in U.S. and Canada.
work. He loved to travel and visited Africa,
Brazil, as well as places in U.S . and Canada.
He was a quiet, gentle man of integrity, faith
He was a quiet, gentle man of integrity, faith
and commitment to the Lord and his family.
and commitment to the Lord and his family.
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chorus. He is mourned by Ruth; daughters
chorus. He is mourned by Ruth; daughters
Merle Carlson, Elaine Hiebert, Dianne Voth,
Merle Carlson, Elaine Hiebert, Dianne Voth,
Karen McDonald, Verona Mullison; son Ver -
Karen McDonald, Verona Mullison; son Verlan. The funeral was Sept 4. in Lethbridge
Ian. The funeral was Sept 4. in Lethbridge
Evangelical Free Church.
Evangelical Free Church.


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

Latest revision as of 15:37, 19 June 2023

"Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2004 Nov 5 p. 17

Birth date: 1916 Mar 23

text of obituary:

JACOB VOTH

Jacob Voth died Aug. 30. He was born Mar. 23, 1916 to Johann and Sarah Voth in Herbert, Sask. He based his conversion on Isaiah 53:5,6. He was baptized in 1935 and joined Greenfarm MB Church. He attended Herbert Bible School for 4 years: He married Ruth Penner Oct. 13, 1940. They farmed in Greenfarm. He loved the Lord and desired to serve Him faithfully. He taught Sunday school, sang in a choir and a quartet, played his guitar and led the church, preaching when needed. When the Greenfarm church amalgamated with Herbert MB Church he was a deacon, building committee chair and Sunday school teacher. He served on the Bethany Bible Institute board. He retired to Abbotsford in 1981, later moving to Lethbridge, Alta. He did woodwork. He loved to travel and visited Africa, Brazil, as well as places in U.S. and Canada. He was a quiet, gentle man of integrity, faith and commitment to the Lord and his family. He was often heard humming a hymn or chorus. He is mourned by Ruth; daughters Merle Carlson, Elaine Hiebert, Dianne Voth, Karen McDonald, Verona Mullison; son Verlan. The funeral was Sept 4. in Lethbridge Evangelical Free Church.