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Nikkel, Maria Peters (1899-1968)

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Mrs. Maria Nikkel of Clearbrook, B.C., was born on June 17, 1899, at
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Mrs. Maria Nikkel of Clearbrook, B.C., was born on June 17, 1899, at Plum Coulee, Manitoba. As a young child she came with her parents to Saskatchewan, where they settled in Hepburn in 1911. Here she came to know the Lord as her personal Saviour, and in 1916 was baptised and accepted into the fellowship of the Mennonite Brethren Church. On August 11, 1918, she was married to Henry H. Nikkel, a marriage that lasted for 50 years less nine days. After moving to several locations, they finally settled in Abbotsford and then Clearbrook in 1944. In 1964, it was necessary for her to have an operation, after which her physical strength deteriorated. A short illness ended in her passing on August 2, at the age of 69 years. During the days of her affliction a poem by Annie Johnson Flint, "What God has promised." and Psalm 121, were precious to her. She leaves to mourn, her husband; two sons: Edward of Vancouver and Reuben of Ottawa; three daughters: Mrs. Abe Froese of Clearbrook, Mrs. Gordon Dancer of Kamloops, B.C., and Mrs. John H. Redekop of Waterloo, Ontario.
Plum Coulee, Manitoba. As a young
 
child she came with her parents to
 
Saskatchewan, where they settled in
 
Hepburn in 1911. Here she came to
 
know the Lord as her personal Saviour,
 
and in 1916 was baptised and accepted
 
into the fellowship of the Mennonite
 
Brethren Church. On August 11, 1918,
 
she was married to Henry H. Nikkel,
 
a marriage that lasted for 50 years
 
less nine days. After moving to several
 
locations, they finally settled in Abbotsford and then Clearbrook in 1944. In
 
1964, it was necessary for her to havstren,5th deteriorated. A short illness
 
ended in her passing on August 2, at
 
the age of 69 years. During the days
 
of her affliction a poem by Annie
 
J 0 h n son Flint, "What God has
 
~romised." and Psalm 121, were preCIOUS to her. She leaves to mourn, her
 
husband; two sons: Edward of Vancouver and Reuben of Ottawa; three
 
daughters: Mrs. Abe Froese of Clearbrook, Mrs. Gordon Dancer of Kamloops, B.C., and Mrs. John H. Redekop
 
of Waterloo, Ontario.
 
   
 
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Latest revision as of 13:22, 12 August 2015

Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1968 Sep 06 p. 24

Birth date: 1899 Jun 17

text of obituary:

MARIA NIKKEL

Mrs. Maria Nikkel of Clearbrook, B.C., was born on June 17, 1899, at Plum Coulee, Manitoba. As a young child she came with her parents to Saskatchewan, where they settled in Hepburn in 1911. Here she came to know the Lord as her personal Saviour, and in 1916 was baptised and accepted into the fellowship of the Mennonite Brethren Church. On August 11, 1918, she was married to Henry H. Nikkel, a marriage that lasted for 50 years less nine days. After moving to several locations, they finally settled in Abbotsford and then Clearbrook in 1944. In 1964, it was necessary for her to have an operation, after which her physical strength deteriorated. A short illness ended in her passing on August 2, at the age of 69 years. During the days of her affliction a poem by Annie Johnson Flint, "What God has promised." and Psalm 121, were precious to her. She leaves to mourn, her husband; two sons: Edward of Vancouver and Reuben of Ottawa; three daughters: Mrs. Abe Froese of Clearbrook, Mrs. Gordon Dancer of Kamloops, B.C., and Mrs. John H. Redekop of Waterloo, Ontario.