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Hildegard Ruth Sawatzky, beloved  
Hildegard Ruth Sawatzky, beloved daughter of Kaethe and Frank Sawatzky, was born in  Winnipeg on October 22, 1949. She was a first child, and received as a gift from the Lord. She spent a happy childhood in the midst of her loved ones. She began her school years at the Lord Wolsley School, at which time she also joined the Children's Gospel Light Choir. At the age of 10 she recognized her need of a Saviour and gave her heart to the Lord. For two years she attended the MBCI in Winnipeg. During this time she was baptized upon confession of faith and accepted into the North Kildonan MB Church.  
daughter of Kaethe and Frank Sawat
 
zky, was born in  Winnipeg on October  
In December of 1965 she took seriously ill and there seemed to be no hope for  her, humanly speaking. But the Lord granted her recovery and she was able to complete her high school in the River East Collegiate. In the summer months she served at Camp Arnes, and it was a joy to her to see children accept her Saviour.  
22, 1949. She was a first chHd, and  
 
received as a gift from the Lord. She  
Last winter she attended the Winkler Bible Institute. During this time she was often in the hospital and suffered a great deal, but she accepted it as from the Lord and believed that he had a purpose in all this and that God was in control. She had many battles but she kept faith with the Saviour who had bought her with a price.  
spent a happy childhood in the midst of  
 
her loved ones. She began her school  
For the last month she worked at the Salvation Army Bethany Home. She wanted to take up further studies in social work, but the Lord had a different service for her of which we read in Revelation 7. On Saturday, June 29, the  Lord whom she was prepared to meet, called her home. We mourn as those who hope to see her again in Heaven.  
years at the Lord Wolsley School, at  
 
which time she also joined the Chil
She leaves to mourn, her parents; her sisters, Marlene, Lori, and Lydia; and her grandmother, Mrs. Maria Derksen.  
dren's Gospel Light Choir. At the age  
of 10 she recognized her need of a :::;aviour and gave her heart to the Lord.  
For two years she attended the MBCI  
in Winnipeg. During this time she was  
baptized upon confession of faith and  
accepted into the North Kildonan MB  
Church.  
In December of 1965 she took ser
iously  ill and there seemed to be no  
hope for  her, humanly speaking. But  
the Lord granted her recovery and she  
was able to complete her high school in  
the River East Collegiate. In the sum
mer months she served at Camp Arnes,  
and it was a joy to her to see children  
accept her Saviour.  
Last winter she attended the Winkler  
Bible Institute. During this time she  
was often in the hospital and suffered  
a great deal, but she accepted it as from  
the Lord and believed that he had  
a purpose in all this and that God was  
in control. She had many battles but  
she kept faith with the Saviour who  
had bought her with a price.  
For the last month she worked at the  
Salvation Army Bethany Home. She  
wanted to take up further stUdies  in social work, but the Lord had a different service for her of which we read  
in Revelation 7. On Saturday, June 29,  
the  Lord whom she was prepared to  
meet, called her home. We mourn as  
those who hope to see her again in  
Heaven.  
She leaves to mourn, her parents; her  
sisters, Marlene, Lori, and Lydia; and  
her grandmother, Mrs. Maria Derksen.  




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Latest revision as of 13:20, 5 August 2015

Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1968 Jul 26

Birth date: 1949 Oct 22

text of obituary:

HILDI RUTH SAWATZKY

Hildegard Ruth Sawatzky, beloved daughter of Kaethe and Frank Sawatzky, was born in Winnipeg on October 22, 1949. She was a first child, and received as a gift from the Lord. She spent a happy childhood in the midst of her loved ones. She began her school years at the Lord Wolsley School, at which time she also joined the Children's Gospel Light Choir. At the age of 10 she recognized her need of a Saviour and gave her heart to the Lord. For two years she attended the MBCI in Winnipeg. During this time she was baptized upon confession of faith and accepted into the North Kildonan MB Church.

In December of 1965 she took seriously ill and there seemed to be no hope for her, humanly speaking. But the Lord granted her recovery and she was able to complete her high school in the River East Collegiate. In the summer months she served at Camp Arnes, and it was a joy to her to see children accept her Saviour.

Last winter she attended the Winkler Bible Institute. During this time she was often in the hospital and suffered a great deal, but she accepted it as from the Lord and believed that he had a purpose in all this and that God was in control. She had many battles but she kept faith with the Saviour who had bought her with a price.

For the last month she worked at the Salvation Army Bethany Home. She wanted to take up further studies in social work, but the Lord had a different service for her of which we read in Revelation 7. On Saturday, June 29, the Lord whom she was prepared to meet, called her home. We mourn as those who hope to see her again in Heaven.

She leaves to mourn, her parents; her sisters, Marlene, Lori, and Lydia; and her grandmother, Mrs. Maria Derksen.