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Loewen, Dietrich (1896-1970)

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Dietrich Loewen, born September 10,
 
Dietrich Loewen, born September 10,
1896 at Moun'tain Lake, Minnesota, the
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1896 at Mountain Lake, Minnesota, the
son of D,ietrich and Lena (Kroeker)
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son of Dietrich and Lena (Kroeker)
Loewen, passed away quiet,ly in the
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Loewen, passed away quietly in the
Saskatoon City Hosp'ital on March 15 at
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Saskatoon City Hospital on March 15 at
 
the age of 73.
 
the age of 73.
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He came to Canada with his parents
 
He came to Canada with his parents
 
in 1903 and settled in the Dalmeny
 
in 1903 and settled in the Dalmeny
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united with the church. On October 24,
 
united with the church. On October 24,
 
1920 he married a widow, Susie Goertz
 
1920 he married a widow, Susie Goertz
Klassen, and a'ccepted the respons,ibility
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Klassen, and accepted the responsibility
as father o,f her young son Edward. For
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as father of her young son Edward. For
 
over 37 years they shared joys and
 
over 37 years they shared joys and
sorrows unti,1 her homego,ing on February
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sorrows unti1 her home going on February
 
20, 1958. God blessed their union with
 
20, 1958. God blessed their union with
 
two children, Fred, who predeceased his
 
two children, Fred, who predeceased his
father in June, 1968, and Ros,ie, at home.
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father in June, 1968, and Rosie, at home.
 
He was occupied with farming and
 
He was occupied with farming and
custom work un!i,1 he retired in 1961.
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custom work until he retired in 1961.
He was also ke'enly interested in the
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church and the work of the Lord. Dur,ing
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He was also keenly interested in the
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church and the work of the Lord. During
 
t:he last year of his life, when he was in
 
t:he last year of his life, when he was in
 
failing health, he often expressed his
 
failing health, he often expressed his
 
disappointment at not being 'able to
 
disappointment at not being 'able to
attend Sunday school and the wors'hip
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attend Sunday school and the worship
 
services. In his suffering he was a
 
services. In his suffering he was a
 
testimony and encouragement to many.
 
testimony and encouragement to many.
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He leaves to mourn, one son, Edward
 
He leaves to mourn, one son, Edward
 
of Saskatoon; one daughter, Rosie of
 
of Saskatoon; one daughter, Rosie of
Da'lmeny; two daughters-in-law; eight
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Dalmeny; two daughters-in-law; eight
 
grandchildren; one brother and three
 
grandchildren; one brother and three
 
sisters.
 
sisters.

Revision as of 13:38, 10 February 2016

Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1970 Apr 17 p. 27

Birth date: 1896 Sep 10

text of obituary:

DIETRICH LOEWEN

Dietrich Loewen, born September 10, 1896 at Mountain Lake, Minnesota, the son of Dietrich and Lena (Kroeker) Loewen, passed away quietly in the Saskatoon City Hospital on March 15 at the age of 73.

He came to Canada with his parents in 1903 and settled in the Dalmeny district north of Saskatoon. It was here that he was saved and baptized and united with the church. On October 24, 1920 he married a widow, Susie Goertz Klassen, and accepted the responsibility as father of her young son Edward. For over 37 years they shared joys and sorrows unti1 her home going on February 20, 1958. God blessed their union with two children, Fred, who predeceased his father in June, 1968, and Rosie, at home. He was occupied with farming and custom work until he retired in 1961.

He was also keenly interested in the church and the work of the Lord. During t:he last year of his life, when he was in failing health, he often expressed his disappointment at not being 'able to attend Sunday school and the worship services. In his suffering he was a testimony and encouragement to many.

He leaves to mourn, one son, Edward of Saskatoon; one daughter, Rosie of Dalmeny; two daughters-in-law; eight grandchildren; one brother and three sisters.

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