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Anna Nickel passed
Anna Nickel passed
away Mar. 12 . She was
away Mar. 12. She was
born Dec. 9, 1930 to
born Dec. 9, 1930 to
Anna Zielke in
Anna Zielke in
Wymyschle, Poland. At
Wymyschle, Poland. At
about 5, she WilS adopt-
about 5, she was adopted by Peter and Amanda Janz. Through their
ed by Peter and Aman-
da janz. Through their
godly influence she
godly influence she
came to faith in Christ.
came to faith in Christ.
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to Germany. At a
to Germany. At a
church in Gronau, she
church in Gronau, she
met john Nickel in
met John Nickel in
1949. She immigrated
1949. She immigrated
to Canada in 1951 and
to Canada in 1951 and
was joined by her par-
was joined by her parents a year later. She
ents a year later. She
married John June 7,
married john June 7,
1952 in Newton, Man.
1952 in Newton, Man.
A month later, they
A month later, they
moved to Niagara -on-
moved to Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont. She
the-Lake, Ont. She
worked hard on farms
worked hard on farms
and nurseries during
and nurseries during
the early years of her
the early years of her
marriage and cared for
marriage and cared for
her young family. Al-
her young family. Although sewing and
though sewing and
baking were not
baking were not
favourite activities, she
favourite activities, she
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great love for music and
great love for music and
a singing voice to
a singing voice to
match . Later, a daily
match. Later, a daily
bright spot was socializ-
bright spot was socializing with friends at the
ing with friends at the
Donut Diner. Facing
Donut Diner. Facing
mobility difficulties in
mobility difficulties in
later years, she had
later years, she had
double knee replace-
double knee replacement surgery Mar. 4,
ment surgery Mar. 4,
from which she did not
from which she did not
recover. She is mourned
recover. She is mourned
by john; children Frank,
by John; children Frank,
Henry, Anneliese Adams
Henry, Anneliese Adams
and Marlene Englisch; 6
and Marlene Englisch; 6
grandchildren; 2 sisters
grandchildren; 2 sisters
and 2 brothers. The fu-
and 2 brothers. The funeral was Mar. 15 in
neral was Mar. 15 in
Cornerstone Community Church, with Vic
Cornerstone Communi-
ty Church, with Vic
Loewen and George
Loewen and George
Wichert ministering.
Wichert ministering.


[[Category:Mennonite Brethren Herald obituaries]]
[[Category:Mennonite Brethren Herald obituaries]]

Latest revision as of 12:04, 16 May 2022

"Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2002 May 31 p. 24

Birth date: 1930 Dec 9

text of obituary:

ANNA NICKEL

Anna Nickel passed away Mar. 12. She was born Dec. 9, 1930 to Anna Zielke in Wymyschle, Poland. At about 5, she was adopted by Peter and Amanda Janz. Through their godly influence she came to faith in Christ. In 1946 the family fled to Germany. At a church in Gronau, she met John Nickel in 1949. She immigrated to Canada in 1951 and was joined by her parents a year later. She married John June 7, 1952 in Newton, Man. A month later, they moved to Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont. She worked hard on farms and nurseries during the early years of her marriage and cared for her young family. Although sewing and baking were not favourite activities, she was talented in them and provided well for her family. She had a great love for music and a singing voice to match. Later, a daily bright spot was socializing with friends at the Donut Diner. Facing mobility difficulties in later years, she had double knee replacement surgery Mar. 4, from which she did not recover. She is mourned by John; children Frank, Henry, Anneliese Adams and Marlene Englisch; 6 grandchildren; 2 sisters and 2 brothers. The funeral was Mar. 15 in Cornerstone Community Church, with Vic Loewen and George Wichert ministering.