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• Funeral services for Paul Bitikofer of Kansas City, Kan. and formerly of the Canton community were held Saturday afternoon at the Spring Valley Mennonite Church, with Rev. James Hershberger and Rev. John Landis in charge. Mr. Bitikofer died March 7 at a Kansas City hospital. Surviving are his widow, of the home; sons Glen and David, and daughters, Pauline, Cathy and Peggy; his mother, Mrs. Martha Bitikofer of Hesston; six brothers, Leroy and Allen of Canton, Henry, Ralph and Clifford of Hesston, and Melvin, living in Oregon; and two sisters, Mrs. Mabel Nunemaker and Mrs. Stella Sommerfeld, both living in Colorado. | • Funeral services for Paul Bitikofer of Kansas City, Kan. and formerly of the Canton community were held Saturday afternoon at the Spring Valley Mennonite Church, with Rev. James Hershberger and Rev. John Landis in charge. Mr. Bitikofer died March 7 at a Kansas City hospital. Surviving are his widow, of the home; sons Glen and David, and daughters, Pauline, Cathy and Peggy; his mother, Mrs. Martha Bitikofer of Hesston; six brothers, Leroy and Allen of Canton, Henry, Ralph and Clifford of Hesston, and Melvin, living in Oregon; and two sisters, Mrs. Mabel Nunemaker and Mrs. Stella Sommerfeld, both living in Colorado. | ||
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Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 15 Mar 1973 p. 8
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• Funeral services for Paul Bitikofer of Kansas City, Kan. and formerly of the Canton community were held Saturday afternoon at the Spring Valley Mennonite Church, with Rev. James Hershberger and Rev. John Landis in charge. Mr. Bitikofer died March 7 at a Kansas City hospital. Surviving are his widow, of the home; sons Glen and David, and daughters, Pauline, Cathy and Peggy; his mother, Mrs. Martha Bitikofer of Hesston; six brothers, Leroy and Allen of Canton, Henry, Ralph and Clifford of Hesston, and Melvin, living in Oregon; and two sisters, Mrs. Mabel Nunemaker and Mrs. Stella Sommerfeld, both living in Colorado.