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Gerhard G. Friesen of Vineland, Ont., died in the Hamilton Hospital on Dec. 17 of a liver ailment. He was born in Russia on June 30, 1901, and baptized in 1924. He came to Canada in 1926 and lived at Gem, Alta., for 22 years, where he was active in church work. He became Bethesda Home's business manager on January 1, 1951, where his valuable service cannot be described in words. At Bethesda he leaves a great void. At the funeral on Dec. 20 in Vineland Rev. D. Friesen, Rev. J. Baerg and Rev. H. Voth spoke. | Gerhard G. Friesen of Vineland, Ont., died in the Hamilton Hospital on Dec. 17 of a liver ailment. He was born in Russia on June 30, 1901, and baptized in 1924. He came to Canada in 1926 and lived at Gem, Alta., for 22 years, where he was active in church work. He became Bethesda Home's business manager on January 1, 1951, where his valuable service cannot be described in words. At Bethesda he leaves a great void. At the funeral on Dec. 20 in Vineland Rev. D. Friesen, Rev. J. Baerg and Rev. H. Voth spoke. | ||
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Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1963 Jan 04 p. 14
Birth date: 1901 Jun 30
text of obituary:
G. G. FRIESEN, 62
Gerhard G. Friesen of Vineland, Ont., died in the Hamilton Hospital on Dec. 17 of a liver ailment. He was born in Russia on June 30, 1901, and baptized in 1924. He came to Canada in 1926 and lived at Gem, Alta., for 22 years, where he was active in church work. He became Bethesda Home's business manager on January 1, 1951, where his valuable service cannot be described in words. At Bethesda he leaves a great void. At the funeral on Dec. 20 in Vineland Rev. D. Friesen, Rev. J. Baerg and Rev. H. Voth spoke.
He leaves to mourn his mother, wife, three sons, two daughters and several brothers and sisters.