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Dyck, Elizabeth (1932-2004)
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died in 2004. She was |
died in 2004. She was |
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born Sept. 10, 1932 to |
born Sept. 10, 1932 to |
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− | Henry |
+ | Henry J. and Elizabeth |
Dyck. She attended |
Dyck. She attended |
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Winkler (Man.) MB |
Winkler (Man.) MB |
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to tapes and CDs. She did needlework, liquid |
to tapes and CDs. She did needlework, liquid |
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embroidery and other handicrafts. She en- |
embroidery and other handicrafts. She en- |
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− | joyed playing games and doing jigsaw |
+ | joyed playing games and doing jigsaw puzzles. She doted on her nieces and nephews. |
− | + | She was a good gardener, winning 4-H ribbons as a teen. In later years she got around |
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− | She was a good gardener, winning 4-H rib- |
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− | bons as a teen. In later years she got around |
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on her bike or scooter. She loved the Lord and |
on her bike or scooter. She loved the Lord and |
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people. She is mourned by sisters Ann |
people. She is mourned by sisters Ann |
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Ont.; brother Frank, High River, Alta.; nieces |
Ont.; brother Frank, High River, Alta.; nieces |
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and nephews. The funeral was in Winkler MB |
and nephews. The funeral was in Winkler MB |
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− | Church with |
+ | Church with James Peters and Gary Loewen |
ministering. |
ministering. |
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Revision as of 12:17, 10 July 2023
"Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2004 Dec 17 p. 24
Birth date: 1932 Sep 10
text of obituary:
ELIZABETH (LIZ) DYCK
Elizabeth (Liz) Dyck died in 2004. She was born Sept. 10, 1932 to Henry J. and Elizabeth Dyck. She attended Winkler (Man.) MB Church. She was a real tomboy and an avid reader. She suffered a nervous breakdown and depression in her 20s, but recovered. She loved music, listening to tapes and CDs. She did needlework, liquid embroidery and other handicrafts. She en- joyed playing games and doing jigsaw puzzles. She doted on her nieces and nephews. She was a good gardener, winning 4-H ribbons as a teen. In later years she got around on her bike or scooter. She loved the Lord and people. She is mourned by sisters Ann Klassen, Winkler and Gloria Cooney, Bath, Ont.; brother Frank, High River, Alta.; nieces and nephews. The funeral was in Winkler MB Church with James Peters and Gary Loewen ministering.