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Jean Neufeld died peace-
Jean Neufeld died peacefully in her sleep June 27.
fully in her sleep June 27.
She was born to John and
She was born to John and
Martha Schmidt July 28,
Martha Schmidt July 28,
1935. Jean grew up near
1935. Jean grew up near
Waldheim, Sask., then
Waldheim, Sask., then
attended business coll-
attended business college in Saskatoon. In 1955,
ege in Saskatoon. In 1955,
she married Wilmer Neufeld. This pleasant union
she married Wilmer Neufeld. This pleasant union
resulted in 3 children, Cheryl, Douglas, and
resulted in 3 children, Cheryl, Douglas, and
Brian, and 5 grandchildren who were the centre
Brian, and 5 grandchildren who were the centre
of Jean's attention and dedication. Near the end
of Jean's attention and dedication. Near the end
of her working years, Jean and Wilmer relocat-
of her working years, Jean and Wilmer relocated to Abbotsford, B.C, where Jean's volunteer
ed to Abbotsford, B.C, where Jean's volunteer
work with the Mennonite Central Committee
work with the Mennonite Central Committee
book department and the Mennonite Historical
book department and the Mennonite Historical

Latest revision as of 11:23, 8 July 2024

"Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2007 Sep p. 28

Birth date: 1935 Jul 28

text of obituary:

JEAN NEUFELD

Jean Neufeld died peacefully in her sleep June 27. She was born to John and Martha Schmidt July 28, 1935. Jean grew up near Waldheim, Sask., then attended business college in Saskatoon. In 1955, she married Wilmer Neufeld. This pleasant union resulted in 3 children, Cheryl, Douglas, and Brian, and 5 grandchildren who were the centre of Jean's attention and dedication. Near the end of her working years, Jean and Wilmer relocated to Abbotsford, B.C, where Jean's volunteer work with the Mennonite Central Committee book department and the Mennonite Historical Society of B.C became her passion. Her efforts will be remembered as fruitful in the ministry of the MB denomination. The funeral was July 3 at Bakerview MB Church, Abbotsford.