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Heidebrecht, David (1925-2006)
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| − | + | died Dec. 26. He was |
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| − | Katherine Peters died |
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| − | quietly Feb. 4. She was |
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| − | born Aug. 25, 1922 in |
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| − | Orenburg, Russia to |
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| − | John and Sara Peters. |
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| − | The family immigrat- |
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| − | ed to Canada in 1926. |
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| − | After a short stay in |
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| − | Manitoba, they set- |
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| − | tled in Rosemary, Alta., where Kay received her |
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| − | schooling. She moved to Coaldale, Alta. with her |
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| − | parents when they retired and joined Coaldale |
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| − | MB Church. Kay stayed with her parents until |
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| − | they died and spent the last years of her life in |
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| − | care homes. Predeceased by 5 siblings, she is |
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| − | mourned by sisters Jessie Filatoff, Margaret Hie- |
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| − | bert, Elizabeth (Menno) Friesen, Marie (John) |
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| − | Reimer, and Ruth (Bob) Balisky; 1 sister-in-law; |
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| − | died Dec. 26 . He was |
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born July 28, 1925 in |
born July 28, 1925 in |
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Lisawka, Ukraine to |
Lisawka, Ukraine to |
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| − | Johann and Maria |
+ | Johann and Maria Heidebrecht. The family |
| − | debrecht. The family |
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immigrated to Canada |
immigrated to Canada |
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| − | in 1927 and |
+ | in 1927 and eventually settled in St. Catharines, Ont. Dave was baptized in 1945 in Port |
| − | ally settled in St. Ca- |
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| − | tharines, Ont. Dave was baptized in 1945 in Port |
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Dalhousie and became a member of the first |
Dalhousie and became a member of the first |
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MB Church. As a young adult, Dave enjoyed |
MB Church. As a young adult, Dave enjoyed |
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travelling, fishing trips, and practical jokes. He |
travelling, fishing trips, and practical jokes. He |
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| − | married Anne Thiessen April 16, 19S5 |
+ | married Anne Thiessen April 16, 19S5. In 1965, |
Anne was diagnosed with Hodgkins Disease |
Anne was diagnosed with Hodgkins Disease |
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and died in July 1973. During his wife's illness, |
and died in July 1973. During his wife's illness, |
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generous man. Predeceased by 2 wives, he is |
generous man. Predeceased by 2 wives, he is |
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mourned by children Ken (Ingrid), Joanne (Bob) |
mourned by children Ken (Ingrid), Joanne (Bob) |
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| − | Schellenberg, and Donna ( |
+ | Schellenberg, and Donna (Al) Hines; 8 grandchildren. |
| − | + | The funeral was Dec. 30 at Gratham MB church, St. Catharines. |
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Latest revision as of 12:39, 27 May 2024
"Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2007 Apr p. 30
Birth date: 1925 May 23
text of obituary:
DAVID HEIDEBRECHT
David Heidebrecht died Dec. 26. He was born July 28, 1925 in Lisawka, Ukraine to Johann and Maria Heidebrecht. The family immigrated to Canada in 1927 and eventually settled in St. Catharines, Ont. Dave was baptized in 1945 in Port Dalhousie and became a member of the first MB Church. As a young adult, Dave enjoyed travelling, fishing trips, and practical jokes. He married Anne Thiessen April 16, 19S5. In 1965, Anne was diagnosed with Hodgkins Disease and died in July 1973. During his wife's illness, Dave found solace in oil painting and drawing. He and his brothers ran Heidebrecht & Sons Painting. On Feb. 9, 1974, Dave married Sally Thiessen. The years with Sally were precious to Dave, as they spent a lot of time together. They enjoyed attending their granchildren's sporting events and music concerts, as well as travelling. Sally died in June 1999 from a brain tumor. Afterwards, Dave served at Camp Crossroads and Out of the Cold. He was a thoughtful and generous man. Predeceased by 2 wives, he is mourned by children Ken (Ingrid), Joanne (Bob) Schellenberg, and Donna (Al) Hines; 8 grandchildren. The funeral was Dec. 30 at Gratham MB church, St. Catharines.
