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saddlery and shoemaking profes sion -a nd
saddlery and shoemaking profes sion -a nd
later watch repairing and jewellery seiling.
later watch repairing and jewellery seiling.
In 1937 he was baptized upon his
In 1937 he was baptized upon his
confession of faith and accepted into the
confession of faith and accepted into the
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which was blessed with two children,
which was blessed with two children,
Alhert and Doreen.
Alhert and Doreen.
During their life together, he and his
During their life together, he and his
wife experienced many blessings as w ell
wife experienced many blessings as w ell
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with a clear Amen. He passed away at
with a clear Amen. He passed away at
the Morden Hospital on January 27.
the Morden Hospital on January 27.
He is survived by his wife, Katie
He is survived by his wife, Katie
Appelt; his son, Albert, and wife of
Appelt; his son, Albert, and wife of
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of Osoys, B.C.; and two sisters , Elsie and
of Osoys, B.C.; and two sisters , Elsie and
Wanda, both of Osoys .
Wanda, both of Osoys .
The funeral was conducted in the
The funeral was conducted in the
Morden MB Church on January 31 with
Morden MB Church on January 31 with

Revision as of 14:08, 8 June 2016

Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1971 Apr 30 p. 30

Birth date: 1898 Aug 05

text of obituary:

BENJAMIN APPEIT

Benjamin Appelt was born in Poland on August 5, 1898 and as a y outh, in 1914, migrated to Canada. He settled firs t on a farm at Spruce Grove, Alb erta. Because he was crippled he took up th e saddlery and shoemaking profes sion -a nd later watch repairing and jewellery seiling.

In 1937 he was baptized upon his confession of faith and accepted into the Baptist Church at Onaway, Alberta . In 1938 he moved to Morden where he soon found fellowship in the Mennonite Brethren Church. He was married to Kati e Boldt on September 26, 1943, a union which was blessed with two children, Alhert and Doreen.

During their life together, he and his wife experienced many blessings as w ell as some difficult trials. In 1965 he suffered a severe stroke whi ch left him incapacitated and hospitalized despite all efforts and the 'constant care of doctors . He remained clear of mind, however, and understood well what was said to him and many times responded to scriptures and prayers which were spoken to him with a clear Amen. He passed away at the Morden Hospital on January 27.

He is survived by his wife, Katie Appelt; his son, Albert, and wife of Morden; and his daughter, Doreen, of Morden (now of Bogota, Colombia); two brothers, Edward of Edmonton and Emil of Osoys, B.C.; and two sisters , Elsie and Wanda, both of Osoys .

The funeral was conducted in the Morden MB Church on January 31 with Walter Janzen, the pastor, ministering.