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Klassen, J. J. (d. 1964)
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| + | Niverville, Man. — Funeral services for Rev. J. J. Klassen, who served as a minister of the Niverville Mennonite Church for 27 years were held at the local church on Dec. 3. |
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| + | Rev. Klassen died at the hospital in Steinbach, where he and his wife had lived since retirement. Besides his wife, Susan, he leaves four sons and six daughters and their famiies. |
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Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1964 Dec 24 p. 5
Birth date:
text of obituary:
Niverville, Man. — Funeral services for Rev. J. J. Klassen, who served as a minister of the Niverville Mennonite Church for 27 years were held at the local church on Dec. 3.
Rev. Klassen died at the hospital in Steinbach, where he and his wife had lived since retirement. Besides his wife, Susan, he leaves four sons and six daughters and their famiies.
