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Margaret Trinke of Win-
Margaret Trinke of Winkler, Man. passed away
kler, Man . passed away
Jan. 11. She was born
Jan. 11. She was bo rn
Aug. 24, 1915 to Henry
Aug . 24, 1915 to Hen ry
and Anna Born in the
and Anna Born in the
Rosenbach District near
Rosenbach District near
Winkler, the 6th of 13
Winkler, the 6th of 13
children. She accepted
children. She accepted
Christ early in life, wa s
Christ early in life, was
baptized at 19 and
baptized at 19 and
joined Winkler MB
joined Winkler MB
Church. She wanted to
Church. She wanted to
be a teacher, but the
be a teacher, but the
family situation pre-
family situation prevented this. She later
vented this. She later
fulfilled her desire by
fulfilled her desire by
teaching Sunday school
teaching Sunday school
for over 20 years. Sh e
for over 20 years. She
married John W. Trinke
married John W. Trinke
Nov. 14, 1935. She en -
Nov. 14, 1935. She enjoyed singing her
joyed singing her
favourite hymns. She
favourite hymns. She
worked hard with John
worked hard with John
to ensure there was
to ensure there was
food for winter filling
food for winter filling
the pantry with her can-
the pantry with her canning. She was a faithful
ning. She was a faithful
helpmate on the farm,
helpmate on the farm,
milking cows, candling
milking cows, candling
eggs, trucking grain
eggs, trucking grain
and burning flax straw.
and burning flax straw.
She instilled in her chil-
She instilled in her children a love for nature.
dren a love for nature.
Her flowers were her
Her flowers were her
pride and joy. She en-
pride and joy. She enjoyed watching birds,
joyed watching birds,
especially the wrens
especially the wrens
that nested by her
that nested by her
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hands were always
hands were always
busy, doing knitting,
busy, doing knitting,
needle work and em-
needle work and embroidery and sewing for
broidery and sewing for
MCC. She made pictures, afghans and crocheted items for her
MCC. She made pic-
children and grandchildren. She and John enjoyed travelling, parking
tures, afghans and cro-
cheted items for her
children and grandchil-
dren. She and John en-
joyed travelling, parking
their camper beside any
their camper beside any
stream, lake or pond.
stream, lake or pond.
She had a thankful spir-
She had a thankful spirit to the day she died,
it to the day she died,
and relied on God constantly. Predeceased by
and relied on God con-
stantly. Predeceased by
a great-granddaughter,
a great-granddaughter,
1 sister and 3 brothers,
1 sister and 3 brothers,
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son John E. of Winkler;
son John E. of Winkler;
daughters Marjorie
daughters Marjorie
Doz io s of Kas lo, B. c..
Dozios of Kaslo, B.C..
Beat ri ce Reim er of Mor-
Beatrice Reimer of Morden, Man. and Phyllis
den, Man . and Phyllis
Funk of Steinbach,
Funk of Ste inb ac h,
Man.; 17 grand children; 19 great-grandchildren; 4 brothers and
Man.; 17 grand chil-
4 sisters. The funeral
dren; 19 grea t -g rand-
was Jan. 15 in Winkler
childr en; 4 broth ers and
4 sisters. Th e fun eral
was Jan. 15 in Winkl er
MB Church, with Victor
MB Church, with Victor
Neufeld and Ted
Neufeld and Ted

Latest revision as of 15:47, 25 April 2022

"Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2002 Mar 22 p. 23

Birth date: 1915 Aug 24

text of obituary:

MARGARET TRINKE

Margaret Trinke of Winkler, Man. passed away Jan. 11. She was born Aug. 24, 1915 to Henry and Anna Born in the Rosenbach District near Winkler, the 6th of 13 children. She accepted Christ early in life, was baptized at 19 and joined Winkler MB Church. She wanted to be a teacher, but the family situation prevented this. She later fulfilled her desire by teaching Sunday school for over 20 years. She married John W. Trinke Nov. 14, 1935. She enjoyed singing her favourite hymns. She worked hard with John to ensure there was food for winter filling the pantry with her canning. She was a faithful helpmate on the farm, milking cows, candling eggs, trucking grain and burning flax straw. She instilled in her children a love for nature. Her flowers were her pride and joy. She enjoyed watching birds, especially the wrens that nested by her kitchen window. She loved to read. Her hands were always busy, doing knitting, needle work and embroidery and sewing for MCC. She made pictures, afghans and crocheted items for her children and grandchildren. She and John enjoyed travelling, parking their camper beside any stream, lake or pond. She had a thankful spirit to the day she died, and relied on God constantly. Predeceased by a great-granddaughter, 1 sister and 3 brothers, she is mourned by John; son John E. of Winkler; daughters Marjorie Dozios of Kaslo, B.C.. Beatrice Reimer of Morden, Man. and Phyllis Funk of Steinbach, Man.; 17 grand children; 19 great-grandchildren; 4 brothers and 4 sisters. The funeral was Jan. 15 in Winkler MB Church, with Victor Neufeld and Ted Goossen ministering.