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Schroeder, Wilhelm W. (1894-1975)

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years in the Meadows-Pigeon Lake-Headingly area of Manitoba they moved to the
 
years in the Meadows-Pigeon Lake-Headingly area of Manitoba they moved to the
 
Steinbach area.
 
Steinbach area.
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In 1928 he found salvation in Jesus Christ
 
In 1928 he found salvation in Jesus Christ
 
and in 1934 became a member of the Steinbach Mennonite Brethren church. where he
 
and in 1934 became a member of the Steinbach Mennonite Brethren church. where he
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extension work for Manitoba Home Missions. After retirement he continued to
 
extension work for Manitoba Home Missions. After retirement he continued to
 
conduct home Bible Studies.
 
conduct home Bible Studies.
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Amid the trials of over two months of
 
Amid the trials of over two months of
 
illness he repeatedly praised the grace and
 
illness he repeatedly praised the grace and
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be with his Lord on March lO. His wife
 
be with his Lord on March lO. His wife
 
predeceased him in 1973.
 
predeceased him in 1973.
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He is survived by three daughters and five
 
He is survived by three daughters and five
 
sons: Sally of Quito. Ecuador; William and
 
sons: Sally of Quito. Ecuador; William and
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Paraguay; and many other relatives and
 
Paraguay; and many other relatives and
 
friends.
 
friends.
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The funeral service was conducted in the
 
The funeral service was conducted in the
 
Steinbach church by Rev. Corny Rempel,
 
Steinbach church by Rev. Corny Rempel,

Revision as of 15:55, 23 May 2018

Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1975 Apr 4 p. 39

Birth date: 1894 July 31

text of obituary:

WILHELM W. SCHROEDER

Wilhelm Schroeder was born July 31. 1894 at Petershagen. South Russia. After receiving his elementary schooling there he graduated from the Halbstadt Secondary School. World War I. the Russian revolution, and its aftermath greatly affected his life. On October 31. 1923 he married Sara Doerksen and in 1925 they emigrated to Canada. After five years in the Meadows-Pigeon Lake-Headingly area of Manitoba they moved to the Steinbach area.

In 1928 he found salvation in Jesus Christ and in 1934 became a member of the Steinbach Mennonite Brethren church. where he was ordained to the ministry in 1940. He was widely known in Steinbach and surrounding communities for his active involvement in ~he work of the Lord with singing. witnessmg. y~uth work. personal evangelism. and preachmg. For some years he was assistant pastor of the Steinbach church and did extension work for Manitoba Home Missions. After retirement he continued to conduct home Bible Studies.

Amid the trials of over two months of illness he repeatedly praised the grace and goodness of Christ. His last audible word was "Ueberwunden" (overcome). He went to be with his Lord on March lO. His wife predeceased him in 1973.

He is survived by three daughters and five sons: Sally of Quito. Ecuador; William and wife Hilda. Winkler. Man.; Elfrieda Winnipeg; George and wife Helen, Ilorin Nigeria; Mary and husband Robert Lo~wen St~inbach; Leonard and wife Mary, Leth: bndge. Alta; Harold and wife Willo, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia; Walter and wife JeanWinnipeg; 13 grandchildren; two sisters. Maria Goossen in Russia and Sara Dueck in Paraguay; and many other relatives and friends.

The funeral service was conducted in the Steinbach church by Rev. Corny Rempel, Rev. H . A. Regehr. and Rev. Frank Isaac, on March 14.

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