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Wiebert, David G. (1955-1978)
(Created page with "''Mennonite Brethren Herald'' obituary: 1978 Sept 15 p. 30 Birth date: 1901 July 28 text of obituary: <center><h3>MRS. KATHARINA SIEBERT</h3></center> David Wichert of Vir...") |
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''Mennonite Brethren Herald'' obituary: 1978 Sept 15 p. 30 |
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David Wichert of Virgil, Ontario, died |
David Wichert of Virgil, Ontario, died |
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vacationing with his brother Tim and a |
vacationing with his brother Tim and a |
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friend, David Fast, in Nova Scotia. |
friend, David Fast, in Nova Scotia. |
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David was born to George and Bertha |
David was born to George and Bertha |
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Wichert of Virgil on December 3D, 1955. At |
Wichert of Virgil on December 3D, 1955. At |
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as an usher. After graduating from Eden |
as an usher. After graduating from Eden |
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Christian College and Niagara District Secondary School, he |
Christian College and Niagara District Secondary School, he |
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| − | attended Columbia |
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| − | + | Clearbrook, B.C., for two enriching years. For the past |
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| − | + | year and a half he was employed by |
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Super Sider Aluminum Company and |
Super Sider Aluminum Company and |
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was greatly appreciated for his careful workmanship. |
was greatly appreciated for his careful workmanship. |
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| − | and appreciated by his entire family. Along |
+ | David was loved and appreciated by his entire family. Along |
with his good-natured and even-tempered |
with his good-natured and even-tempered |
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personality was a jovial and teasing spirit |
personality was a jovial and teasing spirit |
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quietly with difficulties as they arose and |
quietly with difficulties as they arose and |
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decisions were usually weighed carefully. |
decisions were usually weighed carefully. |
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The most meaningful growth in David |
The most meaningful growth in David |
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during the past five years was in his |
during the past five years was in his |
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church, job, and interest in motors. |
church, job, and interest in motors. |
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| − | + | Left to join him at a later date are his |
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parents, George and Bertha Wichert, Nancy, |
parents, George and Bertha Wichert, Nancy, |
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| − | Tim, Goeffrey and Suzanne, his grandfather |
+ | Tim, Goeffrey and Suzanne, his grandfather, |
G. K. Dick, and many relatives and friends. |
G. K. Dick, and many relatives and friends. |
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The funeral service was conducted from |
The funeral service was conducted from |
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Latest revision as of 13:19, 19 May 2021
Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1978 Sept 15 p. 30
Birth date: 1955 Dec 30
text of obituary:
DAVID G. WIEBERT
David Wichert of Virgil, Ontario, died suddenly on August 15 as a result of injuries suffered in a motorcycle accident while vacationing with his brother Tim and a friend, David Fast, in Nova Scotia.
David was born to George and Bertha Wichert of Virgil on December 3D, 1955. At the age of six he accepted Christ as his Saviour and Lord. As his faith grew he received baptism as a necessary step of obedience in March, 1972. He became an active member in the Orchard Park Bible Church of the Mennonite Brethren, serving in the choir, youth work, Sunday school and as an usher. After graduating from Eden Christian College and Niagara District Secondary School, he attended Columbia Bible Institute, in Clearbrook, B.C., for two enriching years. For the past year and a half he was employed by Super Sider Aluminum Company and was greatly appreciated for his careful workmanship.
David was loved and appreciated by his entire family. Along with his good-natured and even-tempered personality was a jovial and teasing spirit which made him easy to love. He coped quietly with difficulties as they arose and decisions were usually weighed carefully.
The most meaningful growth in David during the past five years was in his ever-increasing circle of friends. This showed his concern for the people he met through his church, job, and interest in motors.
Left to join him at a later date are his parents, George and Bertha Wichert, Nancy, Tim, Goeffrey and Suzanne, his grandfather, G. K. Dick, and many relatives and friends. The funeral service was conducted from Eden Christian College, with Rudy Bartel preaching and Herman Kroeker conducting the committal service.
