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Man. In 1938 the family | Man. In 1938 the family | ||
moved to a farm in Port | moved to a farm in Port | ||
Rowan, Onto She | Rowan, Onto She accepted Christ at 12 and was | ||
baptized in 1944. She attended Eden Bible School 1945-46, then married | |||
baptized in 1944. She | |||
Jake Reimer. She led ladies' groups, supported | Jake Reimer. She led ladies' groups, supported | ||
Jake in home Bible studies and showed love and | Jake in home Bible studies and showed love and | ||
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Jake joined Gideons, finding joy in giving New | Jake joined Gideons, finding joy in giving New | ||
Testaments to Grade 5 students. She helped | Testaments to Grade 5 students. She helped | ||
start Ladies' Coffee Hour to reach into the | start Ladies' Coffee Hour to reach into the community and often interpreted for Children's Aid, | ||
Women's Shelter and in Provincial Court. She | Women's Shelter and in Provincial Court. She | ||
was involved in ministry to Mexican | was involved in ministry to Mexican Mennonites. She supported Jake in starting a new | ||
ministry in the Port Burwell, Ont. area and in | ministry in the Port Burwell, Ont. area and in | ||
Port Rowan Community Church. Her main | Port Rowan Community Church. Her main | ||
concern was for her husband and the | concern was for her husband and the spiritual welfare of her children. She taught her | ||
children to sing at a young age, taking them | children to sing at a young age, taking them | ||
to sing for seniors. She read her Bible and | to sing for seniors. She read her Bible and | ||
prayed much for her family. Predeceased by | prayed much for her family. Predeceased by | ||
daughter Ruthann, she is mourned by Jake; | daughter Ruthann, she is mourned by Jake; | ||
sons David, Port Rowan; Richard, Boissevain , | sons David, Port Rowan; Richard, Boissevain, | ||
Man.; Gordon, Port Rowan; Lawrence, | Man.; Gordon, Port Rowan; Lawrence, Fenwick, Ont.; daughters Lois MacKenzie, | ||
Brampton, Ont. and Valerie, Virgil, Ont.; 25 | Brampton, Ont. and Valerie, Virgil, Ont.; 25 | ||
grandchildren; 4 great-grandchildren; 6 | grandchildren; 4 great-grandchildren; 6 sisters; 1 brother. The funeral was Oct. 8 in Port | ||
Rowan MB Church. | Rowan MB Church. | ||
[[Category:Mennonite Brethren Herald obituaries]] | [[Category:Mennonite Brethren Herald obituaries]] | ||
Revision as of 14:22, 10 July 2023
"Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2005 Feb 4 p. 27
Birth date: 1927 Jan 4
text of obituary:
LYDIA REIMER
Lydia Reimer died Oct. 5. She was born Jan. 4, 1927 to Aaron and Maria Pauls in Plum Coulee, Man. In 1938 the family moved to a farm in Port Rowan, Onto She accepted Christ at 12 and was baptized in 1944. She attended Eden Bible School 1945-46, then married Jake Reimer. She led ladies' groups, supported Jake in home Bible studies and showed love and compassion to hurting people. In 1969 she and Jake joined Gideons, finding joy in giving New Testaments to Grade 5 students. She helped start Ladies' Coffee Hour to reach into the community and often interpreted for Children's Aid, Women's Shelter and in Provincial Court. She was involved in ministry to Mexican Mennonites. She supported Jake in starting a new ministry in the Port Burwell, Ont. area and in Port Rowan Community Church. Her main concern was for her husband and the spiritual welfare of her children. She taught her children to sing at a young age, taking them to sing for seniors. She read her Bible and prayed much for her family. Predeceased by daughter Ruthann, she is mourned by Jake; sons David, Port Rowan; Richard, Boissevain, Man.; Gordon, Port Rowan; Lawrence, Fenwick, Ont.; daughters Lois MacKenzie, Brampton, Ont. and Valerie, Virgil, Ont.; 25 grandchildren; 4 great-grandchildren; 6 sisters; 1 brother. The funeral was Oct. 8 in Port Rowan MB Church.