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Neufeld, Gerhard Peter (1889-1968)
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+ | Gerhard Peter Neufeld was born on December 1, 1889, at Bahndorf, southern Russia. At the age of 61 he accepted the Lord as his Saviour and was later baptized upon confession of faith. |
| − | December 1, 1889, at Bahndorf, south |
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| − | ern Russia. At the age of 61 he |
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| − | accepted the Lord as his Saviour and |
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| − | was later baptized upon confession of |
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| − | faith. |
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| − | He was conscientious and |
+ | He was conscientious and achieved his ambition to become a teacher. On September 14, 1914, he was married to Katharina Irma Bajohr. Shortly afterward he was conscripted for medical service and served in Moscow. After the war, he taught at numerous schools in Russia. |
| − | his ambition to become a teacher. On |
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| − | September 14, 1914, he was married to |
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| − | Katharina Irma Bajohr. Shortly after |
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| − | ward he was conscripted for medical |
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| − | service and served in Moscow. After the |
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| − | war, he taught at numerous schools in |
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| − | Russia. |
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| − | In 1926 he emigrated to Canada with |
+ | In 1926 he emigrated to Canada with his family and settled in Manitoba. After studying at the MCI for two years he continued to teach for 27 years, at St. Martin, Rosenort, Halbstadt, Edinburg and Mitchell. In 1945 he was ordained to the ministry in the Elm Creek MB Church. While in Rosenort, he served weekly at the Eventide Home. He and his wife celebrated their golden wedding in 1964, at which time he acknowledged God's wonderful leading. |
| − | his family and settled in Manitoba. |
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| − | After studying at the MCI for two |
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| − | years he continued to teach for 27 |
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| − | years, at St. Martin, Rosenort, Halb |
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| − | stadt, Edinburg and Mitchell. |
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| − | In 1945 he was ordained to the min |
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| − | istry in the Elm Creek MB Church. |
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| − | While in Rosenort, he served weekly at |
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| − | the Eventide Home. He and his wife |
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| − | celebrated their golden wedding in 1964, |
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| − | at which time he acknowledged God's |
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| − | wonderful leading. |
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| − | After |
+ | After a time of illness, he passed away on April 30 in the Concordia Hospital, Winnipeg, at the age of 78 years. He is survived by his wife, Katharina Irma; three daughters: Mrs. Peter J. C. Wiebe of Winkler, Mrs. Abe N. Siebert of Debolt, Alta., and Eleonore. His only son, Waldemar, predeceased him in 1929. |
| − | away on April 30 in the Concordia Hos |
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| − | pital, Winnipeg, at the age of 78 years. |
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| − | He is survived by his wife, Katharina |
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| − | Irma; three daughters: Mrs. Peter J. |
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| − | C. Wiebe of Winkler, Mrs. Abe N. Sie |
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| − | bert of Debolt, Alta., and Eleonore. |
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| − | His only son, Waldemar, predeceased |
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| − | him in 1929. |
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Latest revision as of 13:15, 5 August 2015
Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1968 Jul 12 p. 19
Birth date: 1889 Dec 01
text of obituary:
GERHARD PETER NEUFELD
Gerhard Peter Neufeld was born on December 1, 1889, at Bahndorf, southern Russia. At the age of 61 he accepted the Lord as his Saviour and was later baptized upon confession of faith.
He was conscientious and achieved his ambition to become a teacher. On September 14, 1914, he was married to Katharina Irma Bajohr. Shortly afterward he was conscripted for medical service and served in Moscow. After the war, he taught at numerous schools in Russia.
In 1926 he emigrated to Canada with his family and settled in Manitoba. After studying at the MCI for two years he continued to teach for 27 years, at St. Martin, Rosenort, Halbstadt, Edinburg and Mitchell. In 1945 he was ordained to the ministry in the Elm Creek MB Church. While in Rosenort, he served weekly at the Eventide Home. He and his wife celebrated their golden wedding in 1964, at which time he acknowledged God's wonderful leading.
After a time of illness, he passed away on April 30 in the Concordia Hospital, Winnipeg, at the age of 78 years. He is survived by his wife, Katharina Irma; three daughters: Mrs. Peter J. C. Wiebe of Winkler, Mrs. Abe N. Siebert of Debolt, Alta., and Eleonore. His only son, Waldemar, predeceased him in 1929.
