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Mrs. Anna Peters was born in Kantemirowka, Russia, to Frank and Katharine | |||
Janzen in 1909. They moved to various | Janzen in 1909. They moved to various | ||
parts of Russia and in 1918 to Germany. | parts of Russia and in 1918 to Germany. | ||
Anna attended school there, and that is | Anna attended school there, and that is | ||
where she accepted Jesus as her personal | where she accepted Jesus as her personal | ||
Saviour and was | Saviour and was baptized on confession of | ||
her faith. | her faith. | ||
In 1923 the family emigrated to Canada | In 1923 the family emigrated to Canada | ||
and for two years lived in Aberdeen, Sask. | and for two years lived in Aberdeen, Sask. | ||
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and also blessed them with 3 healthy | and also blessed them with 3 healthy | ||
children. | children. | ||
In 1951 the Lord led them to Terrace, | In 1951 the Lord led them to Terrace, | ||
B.C. where they spent a number of happy | B.C. where they spent a number of happy | ||
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where they enjoyed the fellowship with | where they enjoyed the fellowship with | ||
other Christians. | other Christians. | ||
In the fall of 1971 circumstances forced | In the fall of 1971 circumstances forced | ||
them to come back to Terrace where they | them to come back to Terrace where they | ||
again operated their former store. | again operated their former store. | ||
In December, 1972 Anna had an operation | In December, 1972 Anna had an operation | ||
for cancer, but in January suffered a stroke. | for cancer, but in January suffered a stroke. | ||
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The funeral service was held in the Zion | The funeral service was held in the Zion | ||
Baptist Church with Rev. Munro of the | Baptist Church with Rev. Munro of the | ||
Alliance Church officiating, since the M.B . | Alliance Church officiating, since the M. B. | ||
church in Terrace is presently without a | church in Terrace is presently without a | ||
pastor. | pastor. | ||
Left to mourn are her loving husband, | Left to mourn are her loving husband, | ||
George, 2 daughters: Mrs. Vic (Eleanor) | George, 2 daughters: Mrs. Vic (Eleanor) | ||
Latest revision as of 13:06, 21 December 2016
Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1973 May 18 p. 31
Birth date: 1909 Jun 17
text of obituary:
ANNA PETERS
Mrs. Anna Peters was born in Kantemirowka, Russia, to Frank and Katharine Janzen in 1909. They moved to various parts of Russia and in 1918 to Germany. Anna attended school there, and that is where she accepted Jesus as her personal Saviour and was baptized on confession of her faith.
In 1923 the family emigrated to Canada and for two years lived in Aberdeen, Sask. where she attended school. Then they moved to the Maymont and Mayfair areas of northern Sask. In 1929 Anna went to Saskatoon to work; she met George Peters and they were married in 1933. The first years during the depression were hard but happy years. The Lord blessed their work, and also blessed them with 3 healthy children.
In 1951 the Lord led them to Terrace, B.C. where they spent a number of happy years. In 1966 they moved to Kelowna where they enjoyed the fellowship with other Christians.
In the fall of 1971 circumstances forced them to come back to Terrace where they again operated their former store.
In December, 1972 Anna had an operation for cancer, but in January suffered a stroke. Her condition gradually worsened until her death on April 21. She was 63 years old. The funeral service was held in the Zion Baptist Church with Rev. Munro of the Alliance Church officiating, since the M. B. church in Terrace is presently without a pastor.
Left to mourn are her loving husband, George, 2 daughters: Mrs. Vic (Eleanor) Froese, and Mrs. Gerry (Margaret) Reinhardt; one son, Arnold, and 12 grandchildren, all of Terrace, B.C. Also surviving are her 4 sisters and 3 brothers.
Note A hearty thank you to the many friends who remembered my dear wife and me in their prayers, letters, cards and flowers during her long illness and now at her death. It always was such an encouragement and comfort to know others were praying for us. G.B. Peters