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<center><h3>ANNIE E. DYCK BUHLER</h3></center> | |||
Annie E. Dyck Buhler died | |||
peacefully Mar. 16 after a | |||
short battle with cancer. | |||
She was born in Winkler, | |||
, Man. to Jacob and Bertha | |||
:t Dyck, and at an early age | |||
felt called by God to be a missionary. In 1945, | |||
Annie was ordained ahd left for mission service | |||
in Colombia where she worked for many years, | |||
training church leaders and teaching people of | |||
all ages in a variety of settings. She took a BA in | |||
Spanish, then served further in Texas, Panama, | |||
and Colombia. In retirement, Annie found a | |||
partner in Sam Buhler, and gained children | |||
and grandchildren. She was a loving friend and | |||
family member, a committed Christian leader, | |||
and a faithful follower of Jesus. Predeceased by | |||
Sam in 2001; she is mourned by children Sandra | |||
(Vern) Loewen, Larry (Marilyn), Sharlene (Brian) | |||
Craig; 8 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; | |||
2 siblings. The celebration of life service was | |||
Mar. 19 at Forest Grove Community Church, | |||
Saskatoon. | |||
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Revision as of 12:50, 17 June 2024
"Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2007 Jul p. 30
Birth date: 1918 Oct 19
text of obituary:
ANNIE E. DYCK BUHLER
Annie E. Dyck Buhler died
peacefully Mar. 16 after a
short battle with cancer.
She was born in Winkler,
, Man. to Jacob and Bertha
- t Dyck, and at an early age
felt called by God to be a missionary. In 1945, Annie was ordained ahd left for mission service in Colombia where she worked for many years, training church leaders and teaching people of all ages in a variety of settings. She took a BA in Spanish, then served further in Texas, Panama, and Colombia. In retirement, Annie found a partner in Sam Buhler, and gained children and grandchildren. She was a loving friend and family member, a committed Christian leader, and a faithful follower of Jesus. Predeceased by Sam in 2001; she is mourned by children Sandra (Vern) Loewen, Larry (Marilyn), Sharlene (Brian) Craig; 8 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; 2 siblings. The celebration of life service was Mar. 19 at Forest Grove Community Church, Saskatoon.