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Peter Karl Krahn, 63, of SaskatoonSask., passed away at the North Battleford Hospital on March 9.  The funerawas in the Central Mennonite Brethrend Rev. Mark Gripp conducting the service.
 
He was born on July 1, 1904 to Mr.and Mrsjf K8.&LKrCthn of Kronstal, SouthRussia, ana 'as a'!'yol.!l1g  boy a.cceptedChrist as his PersoI:1al SaViour. ·' .Mtercoming to C~!?-~da. he realized his "needto  live  a  life  of entire commitment Christ and so he was baptized and joinethe Mennonite Brethren Church at Abedeen, Sask.  In 1925 he was married Annie Sawatsky of Aberdeen.  For onyear they farmed at Lucky Lake, Sasand then they came back to Aberdeewhere they farmed from 1926 to 193
Peter Karl Krahn, 63, of Saskatoon
 
Sask., passed away at the North Battle
His illness forced them to discontinufarming and required his hospitalizatioHe remained hospitalized for 29 yeauntil his death.  When he was visited halways joined in prayer, expressing hassurance of peace with God.  
ford Hospital on March 9.  The funera
 
was in the Central Mennonite Brethrend  
He is survived by his wife, Anne; ondaughter, Mrs. Henry (Breata) Klassenfour sons, George of Vancouver, HenrHerb and John of Saskatoon; four siters and one brother.  
Rev. Mark Gripp conducting the service.
He was born on July 1, 1904 to Mr.
and Mrsjf K8.&LKrCthn of Kronstal, South
Russia, ana 'as a'!'yol.!l1g  boy a.ccepted
Christ as his PersoI:1al SaViour. ·' .Mter
coming to C~!?-~da. he realized his "needto  live  a  life  of entire commitment  
Christ and so he was baptized and joine
the Mennonite Brethren Church at Abe
deen, Sask.  In 1925 he was married  
Annie Sawatsky of Aberdeen.  For on
year they farmed at Lucky Lake, Sas
and then they came back to Aberdee
where they farmed from 1926 to 193
His illness forced them to discontinu
farming and required his hospitalizatio
He remained hospitalized for 29 yea
until his death.  When he was visited h
always joined in prayer, expressing h
assurance of peace with God.  
He is survived by his wife, Anne; on
daughter, Mrs. Henry (Breata) Klassen
four sons, George of Vancouver, Henr
Herb and John of Saskatoon; four si
ters and one brother.  


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

Revision as of 12:29, 24 June 2015

Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1968 Apr 05 p. 19

Birth date: 1965 Mar 09

text of obituary:

PETER K. KRAHN

Peter Karl Krahn, 63, of SaskatoonSask., passed away at the North Battleford Hospital on March 9. The funerawas in the Central Mennonite Brethrend Rev. Mark Gripp conducting the service.

He was born on July 1, 1904 to Mr.and Mrsjf K8.&LKrCthn of Kronstal, SouthRussia, ana 'as a'!'yol.!l1g boy a.cceptedChrist as his PersoI:1al SaViour. ·' .Mtercoming to C~!?-~da. he realized his "needto live a life of entire commitment Christ and so he was baptized and joinethe Mennonite Brethren Church at Abedeen, Sask. In 1925 he was married Annie Sawatsky of Aberdeen. For onyear they farmed at Lucky Lake, Sasand then they came back to Aberdeewhere they farmed from 1926 to 193

His illness forced them to discontinufarming and required his hospitalizatioHe remained hospitalized for 29 yeauntil his death. When he was visited halways joined in prayer, expressing hassurance of peace with God.

He is survived by his wife, Anne; ondaughter, Mrs. Henry (Breata) Klassenfour sons, George of Vancouver, HenrHerb and John of Saskatoon; four siters and one brother.