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Dyck, Elizabeth (1932-2004)
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20s, but recovered. She loved music, listening |
20s, but recovered. She loved music, listening |
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to tapes and CDs. She did needlework, liquid |
to tapes and CDs. She did needlework, liquid |
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| − | embroidery and other handicrafts. She |
+ | embroidery and other handicrafts. She enjoyed playing games and doing jigsaw puzzles. She doted on her nieces and nephews. |
| − | joyed playing games and doing jigsaw puzzles. She doted on her nieces and nephews. |
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She was a good gardener, winning 4-H ribbons as a teen. In later years she got around |
She was a good gardener, winning 4-H ribbons as a teen. In later years she got around |
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on her bike or scooter. She loved the Lord and |
on her bike or scooter. She loved the Lord and |
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Latest revision as of 12:18, 10 July 2023
"Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2004 Dec 17 p. 24
Birth date: 1932 Sep 10
text of obituary:
ELIZABETH (LIZ) DYCK
Elizabeth (Liz) Dyck died in 2004. She was born Sept. 10, 1932 to Henry J. and Elizabeth Dyck. She attended Winkler (Man.) MB Church. She was a real tomboy and an avid reader. She suffered a nervous breakdown and depression in her 20s, but recovered. She loved music, listening to tapes and CDs. She did needlework, liquid embroidery and other handicrafts. She enjoyed playing games and doing jigsaw puzzles. She doted on her nieces and nephews. She was a good gardener, winning 4-H ribbons as a teen. In later years she got around on her bike or scooter. She loved the Lord and people. She is mourned by sisters Ann Klassen, Winkler and Gloria Cooney, Bath, Ont.; brother Frank, High River, Alta.; nieces and nephews. The funeral was in Winkler MB Church with James Peters and Gary Loewen ministering.
