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Tena Lo-ewen (nee Friesen) was born
Tena Loewen (nee Friesen) was born
to Gerhard and Agatha Fries'8n on April
to Gerhard and Agatha Friesen on April
22, 1905 at Cope, Colorado. In 1907 the
22, 1905 at Cope, Colorado. In 1907 the
Friesen family' moved to Munich, N.D.
Friesen family moved to Munich, N.D.
where Tena grew up and had her
where Tena grew up and had her
school,ing. In 1919 the Friesenfami'ly
schooling. In 1919 the Friesen family
movedtoa farm near Hepburn, Sask.
moved to a farm near Hepburn, Sask.
She accepted Ohrist as her personal
 
Sav,iour during evange'listic meet'ings conduc'ted by C.N. Hiebert when slhe was
She accepted Christ as her personal
Saviour during evangelistic meetings conducted by C.N. Hiebert when she was
19 years of age. On September 7, 1924
19 years of age. On September 7, 1924
she joined ,the Hepburn Mennonite Brethren Church through baptism and
she joined the Hepburn Mennonite Brethren Church through baptism and
remained a fa'ithfu,1 member unltH her
remained a faithful member until her
death. On November 26, 1933 she was
death. On November 26, 1933 she was
joined in maniage to Phil'ip Loewen with
joined in marriage to Philip Loewen with
whom she was abl'e to share over 36
whom she was able to share over 36
years. For 28 years they farmed west of
years. For 28 years they farmed west of
Hepburn and in 1961 they moved into the
Hepburn and in 1961 they moved into the
village,
village,
She first became HI of cancer in 1964
 
and thou9h she had several opera'tions
She first became ill of cancer in 1964
and many treatments, she eventlJ'a'I'ly
and though she had several operations
and many treatments, she eventually
succumbed to the disease on September
succumbed to the disease on September
28, 1969. She reached the age of 64. She
28, 1969. She reached the age of 64. She
leaves to mourn, her beloved husband,
leaves to mourn, her beloved husband,
Phi
Philip; two sons, Edmund and his wife
,l,ip; two sons, Edmund and his wife
Loretta, and John and his wife Daphne;
Loretta, and John and his wife Daphne;
six grandchildren; two sisters and two
six grandchildren; two sisters and two

Latest revision as of 17:15, 27 January 2016

Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: Feb 20 p. 27

Birth date: 1905 Apr 22

text of obituary:

MRS. TENA LOEWEN

Tena Loewen (nee Friesen) was born to Gerhard and Agatha Friesen on April 22, 1905 at Cope, Colorado. In 1907 the Friesen family moved to Munich, N.D. where Tena grew up and had her schooling. In 1919 the Friesen family moved to a farm near Hepburn, Sask.

She accepted Christ as her personal Saviour during evangelistic meetings conducted by C.N. Hiebert when she was 19 years of age. On September 7, 1924 she joined the Hepburn Mennonite Brethren Church through baptism and remained a faithful member until her death. On November 26, 1933 she was joined in marriage to Philip Loewen with whom she was able to share over 36 years. For 28 years they farmed west of Hepburn and in 1961 they moved into the village,

She first became ill of cancer in 1964 and though she had several operations and many treatments, she eventually succumbed to the disease on September 28, 1969. She reached the age of 64. She leaves to mourn, her beloved husband, Philip; two sons, Edmund and his wife Loretta, and John and his wife Daphne; six grandchildren; two sisters and two brothers and many other friends and relatives.