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Henry Penner was born in Southern Russia on August 20, 1886. In his youth he | Henry Penner was born in Southern Russia on August 20, 1886. In his youth he | ||
accepted the Lord as his personal | accepted the Lord as his personal Saviour | ||
was baptized and became a member of | was baptized and became a member of the | ||
Mennonite Brethren Church. | Mennonite Brethren Church. | ||
On August 27, 1911 he was united | On August 27, 1911 he was united in | ||
marriage with Maria Enns . To this | marriage with Maria Enns. To this union | ||
were born four sons and four daughters. | were born four sons and four daughters. | ||
He and his family emigrated to | He and his family emigrated to the | ||
United States in 1921, where they lived | United States in 1921, where they lived for | ||
five years. In 1928 they moved to Domain | five years. In 1928 they moved to Domain, | ||
Man., and several years later to Sperling | Man., and several years later to Sperling, | ||
Man. where he farmed for 15 years. | Man. where he farmed for 15 years. Then | ||
they went to Winnipeg where he pursued | they went to Winnipeg where he pursued his | ||
trade as a carpenter. They retired to Stein | trade as a carpenter. They retired to Stein- | ||
bach, Man. While there, the Lord called | bach, Man. While there, the Lord called his | ||
beloved wife home, a year after they | beloved wife home, a year after they had | ||
celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary | celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary. | ||
In May 1963 he married the former | In May 1963 he married the former Mrs. | ||
John Boese of Port Rowan, Onto They | John Boese of Port Rowan, Onto They moved | ||
to Port Rowan, and the Lord blessed them | to Port Rowan, and the Lord blessed them | ||
with 11 happy years together. | with 11 happy years together. | ||
On October 5 the Lord called him | On October 5 the Lord called him home | ||
He was predeceased by his first wife, | He was predeceased by his first wife, two | ||
daughters and one son. He had | daughters and one son. He had unwavering | ||
trust in God, integrity and | trust in God, integrity and determination | ||
that helped him conquer many difficulties | that helped him conquer many difficulties in | ||
life. | life. | ||
Left to mourn his departure are | Left to mourn his departure are his | ||
.beloved wife; three sons: Henry of London | .beloved wife; three sons: Henry of London, | ||
Ont., Peter of Winnipeg, Irvin of Newton | Ont., Peter of Winnipeg, Irvin of Newton | ||
Man.; two daughters: (Mrs.) Mary Krahn o | Man.; two daughters: (Mrs.) Mary Krahn o | ||
Victoria and (Mrs.) Louise Banman of | Victoria and (Mrs.) Louise Banman of Winnipeg; three daughters-in-law; two sons-in | ||
law; his second wife's two sons and six | law; his second wife's two sons and six | ||
daughters; 65 grandchildren; 45 great | daughters; 65 grandchildren; 45 great | ||
Revision as of 13:52, 25 April 2018
Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 194 Nov 29 p. 29
Birth date: 1886 Aug 20
text of obituary:
HENRY A. PENNER
Henry Penner was born in Southern Russia on August 20, 1886. In his youth he accepted the Lord as his personal Saviour was baptized and became a member of the Mennonite Brethren Church.
On August 27, 1911 he was united in marriage with Maria Enns. To this union were born four sons and four daughters.
He and his family emigrated to the United States in 1921, where they lived for five years. In 1928 they moved to Domain, Man., and several years later to Sperling, Man. where he farmed for 15 years. Then they went to Winnipeg where he pursued his trade as a carpenter. They retired to Stein- bach, Man. While there, the Lord called his beloved wife home, a year after they had celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary.
In May 1963 he married the former Mrs. John Boese of Port Rowan, Onto They moved to Port Rowan, and the Lord blessed them with 11 happy years together.
On October 5 the Lord called him home He was predeceased by his first wife, two daughters and one son. He had unwavering trust in God, integrity and determination that helped him conquer many difficulties in life.
Left to mourn his departure are his .beloved wife; three sons: Henry of London, Ont., Peter of Winnipeg, Irvin of Newton Man.; two daughters: (Mrs.) Mary Krahn o Victoria and (Mrs.) Louise Banman of Winnipeg; three daughters-in-law; two sons-in law; his second wife's two sons and six daughters; 65 grandchildren; 45 great grandchildren, one sister and one brother.