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Barbara Dick was born on March 29, 1901, in Kleefeld, southern Russia, to Abram and | |||
Agatha Neufeld. She lived with her family in | Agatha Neufeld. She lived with her family in | ||
the Terek settlement until they were forced | the Terek settlement until they were forced | ||
away during the revolution in 1917. As a | away during the revolution in 1917. As a | ||
result they relocated to the Molotschna | result they relocated to the Molotschna | ||
colony, making their home in Kurushan . | colony, making their home in Kurushan. | ||
The family emigrated to Canada in 1924, | The family emigrated to Canada in 1924, | ||
finding temporary residence in Ontario before moving to Whitewater, Man. , where | finding temporary residence in Ontario before moving to Whitewater, Man., where | ||
they settled on a farm. | they settled on a farm. | ||
She married in 1928 to Gerhard K. Dick. | She married in 1928 to Gerhard K. Dick. | ||
They moved to Kitchener, Ont., and were | They moved to Kitchener, Ont., and were | ||
baptized and received into the Mennonite | baptized and received into the Mennonite | ||
Brethren church | Brethren church there. After several | ||
there. After several | years they moved to New Hamburg, | ||
years they moved | Ont., along with their two daughters. Two more | ||
to New Hamburg, | children were born in New Hamburg | ||
Ont., along with | before they moved once again, to | ||
their two daughters. Two more | Virgil, Ont., where they remained until | ||
children were born | her passing. During the last ten years she and her husband | ||
in New Hamburg | |||
before they moved | |||
once again, to | |||
Virgil, Ont., where | |||
they remained until | |||
her passing. During | |||
spent the winter months in Fort Pierce, | spent the winter months in Fort Pierce, | ||
Florida. | Florida. | ||
She enjoyed religious broadcasts , and | |||
She enjoyed religious broadcasts, and | |||
fellowship with God's people. She especially | fellowship with God's people. She especially | ||
appreciated the ladies | appreciated the ladies fellowship group in the | ||
Virgil Mennonite Brethren Church. | |||
She suffered a stroke in 1974, from which | She suffered a stroke in 1974, from which | ||
she partially recovered. A)1other series of | she partially recovered. A)1other series of | ||
strokes in May placed her in the hospital, | strokes in May placed her in the hospital, | ||
where she passed away on June 26. | where she passed away on June 26. | ||
She leaves to mourn her passing her | She leaves to mourn her passing her | ||
husband , Gerhard Dick of Virgil, son Wilbert | husband, Gerhard Dick of Virgil, son Wilbert | ||
and his wife Betty, also of Virgil; daughter | and his wife Betty, also of Virgil; daughter | ||
Olga, in Switzerland, Mrs. George (Bertha) | Olga, in Switzerland, Mrs. George (Bertha) | ||
Wichert of Virgil and Elsie Dick, of Vineland, | Wichert of Virgil and Elsie Dick, of Vineland, | ||
Ont.; two brothers, Peter Neufeld, of Boisse | Ont.; two brothers, Peter Neufeld, of Boisse | ||
vain, Man ., Kornelius Neufeld, of Agassiz, | vain, Man., Kornelius Neufeld, of Agassiz, | ||
B.C.; one sister, (Mrs. | B.C.; one sister, (Mrs. Agatha Franz of | ||
Boissevain, Man., and nine grandchildren. | Boissevain, Man., and nine grandchildren. | ||
[[Category:Mennonite Brethren Herald obituaries]] | [[Category:Mennonite Brethren Herald obituaries]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:37, 12 May 2021
Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1978 July 21 p. 31
Birth date: 1901 Mar 29
text of obituary:
MRS. BARBARA DICK
Barbara Dick was born on March 29, 1901, in Kleefeld, southern Russia, to Abram and Agatha Neufeld. She lived with her family in the Terek settlement until they were forced away during the revolution in 1917. As a result they relocated to the Molotschna colony, making their home in Kurushan.
The family emigrated to Canada in 1924, finding temporary residence in Ontario before moving to Whitewater, Man., where they settled on a farm.
She married in 1928 to Gerhard K. Dick. They moved to Kitchener, Ont., and were baptized and received into the Mennonite Brethren church there. After several years they moved to New Hamburg, Ont., along with their two daughters. Two more children were born in New Hamburg before they moved once again, to Virgil, Ont., where they remained until her passing. During the last ten years she and her husband spent the winter months in Fort Pierce, Florida.
She enjoyed religious broadcasts, and fellowship with God's people. She especially appreciated the ladies fellowship group in the Virgil Mennonite Brethren Church.
She suffered a stroke in 1974, from which she partially recovered. A)1other series of strokes in May placed her in the hospital, where she passed away on June 26.
She leaves to mourn her passing her husband, Gerhard Dick of Virgil, son Wilbert and his wife Betty, also of Virgil; daughter Olga, in Switzerland, Mrs. George (Bertha) Wichert of Virgil and Elsie Dick, of Vineland, Ont.; two brothers, Peter Neufeld, of Boisse vain, Man., Kornelius Neufeld, of Agassiz, B.C.; one sister, (Mrs. Agatha Franz of Boissevain, Man., and nine grandchildren.