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<center><h3>'''Virginia Minister Called by Death'''</h3></center
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Harrisonburg, Va. &#8212; A memorial service for Byard W. Shank, 56, a minister in the Southeaster Mennonite conference, was held Jan. 15 at the Pike Mennonite Church near here.
Harrisonburg, Va. &#8212; A memorial service for Byard W. Shank, 56, a minister in the Southeaster Mennonite conference, was held Jan. 15 at the Pike Mennonite Church near here.

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Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1975 Jan 23 p. 6

Birth date: 1919

text of obituary:

Virginia Minister Called by Death

Harrisonburg, Va. — A memorial service for Byard W. Shank, 56, a minister in the Southeaster Mennonite conference, was held Jan. 15 at the Pike Mennonite Church near here.

Rev. Shank died Jan. 13 at the home at Mt. Crawford after a long illness. A lifelong resident of Rockingham County, he was ordained to the ministry in 1951.