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Friesen, Huldah Myers Weiss (1911-1998)
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Huldah (Myers) Weiss Friesen, 87, died Oct. 5. Survivors: stepson, William H. Weiss, and two grandchildren. She spent many years in the mission field in Colombia and also worked with Native Americans as teacher and dean of girls at Meno (Okla.) Bible Academy. |
Huldah (Myers) Weiss Friesen, 87, died Oct. 5. Survivors: stepson, William H. Weiss, and two grandchildren. She spent many years in the mission field in Colombia and also worked with Native Americans as teacher and dean of girls at Meno (Okla.) Bible Academy. |
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Latest revision as of 11:02, 18 November 2013
Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1998 Nov 19 p. 10
Birth date: 1911
Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1998 Dec 17 p. 13
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PENNSYLVANIA
■QUAKERTOWN
West Swamp Menn. Church
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Huldah (Myers) Weiss Friesen, 87, died Oct. 5. Survivors: stepson, William H. Weiss, and two grandchildren. She spent many years in the mission field in Colombia and also worked with Native Americans as teacher and dean of girls at Meno (Okla.) Bible Academy.
— Lynne Rush