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Enns, Justina Rempel (1905-1976): Difference between revisions
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and received into the Mennonite church in | and received into the Mennonite church in | ||
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In 1925 her parents and their family | In 1925 her parents and their family | ||
emigrated from Russia to Canada. They | emigrated from Russia to Canada. They | ||
settled | settled firstt on a farm near Graysville, | ||
Manitoba, | Manitoba, and then moved to another near | ||
Sanford. In 1930 Justina entered into marriage with Nikolai Enns, a union blessed | Sanford. In 1930 Justina entered into marriage with Nikolai Enns, a union blessed | ||
with | with five sons and four daughters. They took | ||
up farming at Domain, raising their family | up farming at Domain, raising their family | ||
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joining the Elmwood Mennonite Brethren | joining the Elmwood Mennonite Brethren | ||
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Justina was a woman or prayer and | Justina was a woman or prayer and | ||
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singing in the family. In the church she | singing in the family. In the church she | ||
participated actively in the women's circles. | participated actively in the women's circles. | ||
For a number of years prior to her death, | For a number of years prior to her death, | ||
her condition deteriorated until she was | her condition deteriorated until she was | ||
Latest revision as of 11:00, 16 September 2020
Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1976 Dec 24 p.28
Birth date: 1905 May 06
text of obituary:
MRS. JUSTINA ENNS
Justina Enns of Winnipeg passed away at the Donwood Manor on September 28, after a lengthy illness. She was born in the village of Tiegenhagen, in southern Russia, on May 6, 1905, to Jacob and Maria (Loewen) Rempel. She enjoyed a happy childhood and youth and as a young person was baptized and received into the Mennonite church in Halbstadt upon her confession of faith.
In 1925 her parents and their family emigrated from Russia to Canada. They settled firstt on a farm near Graysville, Manitoba, and then moved to another near Sanford. In 1930 Justina entered into marriage with Nikolai Enns, a union blessed with five sons and four daughters. They took up farming at Domain, raising their family there and enjoying the fellowship of the church. In 1957 they joined the Mennonite Brethren church at Domain. In 1960 they gave up farming and moved to Winnipeg, joining the Elmwood Mennonite Brethren Church.
Justina was a woman or prayer and concerned for the salvation of her children. She loved to sing and encouraged much singing in the family. In the church she participated actively in the women's circles.
For a number of years prior to her death, her condition deteriorated until she was forced to find the constant care which was available at Donwood Manor. She is survived by her loving husband, Nikolai; five sons and four daughters, Helmut and Louise Enns, Rudy and Mary Pauls, Alfred and Lillian Enns, Ernie and Louise Enns, Irene Enns, all of Winnipeg, Henry and Katie Braun, Herbert, Sask., David and Helen Teigrob, Port Rowan, Ont., Jacob and Pat Enns and Peter and Gerlinde Enns of Domain, as well as numerous other friends and relatives.