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<center><h3>EDWARD KROEKER</h3></center> | <center><h3>EDWARD KROEKER</h3></center> | ||
Edward | Edward Kroeker of | ||
Minnedosa, Man. | Minnedosa, Man. | ||
passed away in an | passed away in an accident Feb. 15 near Fort | ||
Collins, Colo. He was | Collins, Colo. He was | ||
born Oct. 22, 1949 to | born Oct. 22, 1949 to | ||
John and Anne Kroeker | |||
in Winnipeg. He grew | in Winnipeg. He grew | ||
up in Winnipeg, but | up in Winnipeg, but | ||
also lived in Ontario | also lived in Ontario | ||
with his family for a | with his family for a | ||
time. He married | time. He married Lorraine May 3, 1969. | ||
They farmed with his | They farmed with his | ||
uncle | uncle John Loewen | ||
near Douglas, Man. | near Douglas, Man. | ||
They bought their own | They bought their own | ||
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cepted the Lord in | cepted the Lord in | ||
1972 and was baptized | 1972 and was baptized | ||
in 1973, joining | in 1973, joining Justice | ||
(Man.) MB Church. | (Man.) MB Church. After his family, his first | ||
passion was farming, | passion was farming, | ||
which he did for almost | which he did for almost | ||
30 years. He also drove | 30 years. He also drove | ||
school bus and worked | school bus and worked | ||
for Murray's car | for Murray's car dealership in Neepawa, Man. | ||
He was a long-distance | He was a long-distance | ||
trucker for the last 2 | trucker for the last 2 | ||
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months. He enjoyed | months. He enjoyed | ||
spending time with his | spending time with his | ||
family at the lake, | family at the lake, skiing, camping and | ||
many other outdoor | many other outdoor | ||
activities. He was | activities. He was involved with Gospel | ||
Light Bible Camp at | Light Bible Camp at | ||
Clear Lake, Man. for | Clear Lake, Man. for | ||
many years as a | many years as a | ||
camper, | camper, counsellor, director and Board member, He was an usher, | ||
Sunday school teacher, | |||
Sunday school | |||
deacon and moderator | deacon and moderator | ||
at | at Justice MB Church, | ||
He loved life and | He loved life and | ||
spread his happiness | spread his happiness | ||
and laughter to others. | and laughter to others. | ||
He is mourned by | He is mourned by Lorraine; daughter Jennifer | ||
Ellis; sons Michael, Geoffrey and Nicholas; 3 | |||
Ellis; sons Michael, | grandchildren; his parents; 3 brothers and 3 | ||
sisters. A memorial service was held Feb. 19 | |||
grandchildren; his | in Justice MB Church | ||
sisters. A memorial | |||
in | |||
and the funeral was | and the funeral was | ||
Feb, 20 in Richmond | Feb, 20 in Richmond |
Revision as of 11:48, 9 May 2022
"Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2002 May 3 p. 26
Birth date: 1949 Oct 22
text of obituary:
EDWARD KROEKER
Edward Kroeker of Minnedosa, Man. passed away in an accident Feb. 15 near Fort Collins, Colo. He was born Oct. 22, 1949 to John and Anne Kroeker in Winnipeg. He grew up in Winnipeg, but also lived in Ontario with his family for a time. He married Lorraine May 3, 1969. They farmed with his uncle John Loewen near Douglas, Man. They bought their own farm in 1976. He ac- cepted the Lord in 1972 and was baptized in 1973, joining Justice (Man.) MB Church. After his family, his first passion was farming, which he did for almost 30 years. He also drove school bus and worked for Murray's car dealership in Neepawa, Man. He was a long-distance trucker for the last 2 years, with Lorraine joining him on the road for his last 3 months. He enjoyed spending time with his family at the lake, skiing, camping and many other outdoor activities. He was involved with Gospel Light Bible Camp at Clear Lake, Man. for many years as a camper, counsellor, director and Board member, He was an usher, Sunday school teacher, deacon and moderator at Justice MB Church, He loved life and spread his happiness and laughter to others. He is mourned by Lorraine; daughter Jennifer Ellis; sons Michael, Geoffrey and Nicholas; 3 grandchildren; his parents; 3 brothers and 3 sisters. A memorial service was held Feb. 19 in Justice MB Church and the funeral was Feb, 20 in Richmond Park MB Church, Bran- don, Man., with Gerry Harms ministering.