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21, 1888. In 1903 her parents, Rev. David | 21, 1888. In 1903 her parents, Rev. David | ||
and Agatha Klassen, emigrated to Canada, | and Agatha Klassen, emigrated to Canada, | ||
settling in Borden, | settling in Borden, Sask. in 1904. | ||
She realized her spiritually lost condition | She realized her spiritually lost condition | ||
at an early age, was baptized and received | at an early age, was baptized and received | ||
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In 1943 they moved to Greedale, B.C. where | In 1943 they moved to Greedale, B.C. where | ||
she joined the local fellowship. | she joined the local fellowship. | ||
On April 11, 1911 she joined Henry J . | On April 11, 1911 she joined Henry J . | ||
Rempel in marriage. The Lord blessed them | Rempel in marriage. The Lord blessed them | ||
with three sons and two daughters. | with three sons and two daughters. | ||
The Lord saw fit to permit her to suffer | The Lord saw fit to permit her to suffer | ||
with illness for many | with illness for many years. In 1972 her husband passed away. The Lord took her to | ||
himself on August 9, at age 86. | himself on August 9, at age 86. | ||
She quoted many Scripture passages on | She quoted many Scripture passages on | ||
her sick bed and trusted God to remain true | her sick bed and trusted God to remain true | ||
to his Word. Nehemiah 8:10 was particularly precious: " For the joy of the Lord is your | to his Word. Nehemiah 8:10 was particularly precious: "For the joy of the Lord is your | ||
strength." | strength." | ||
Left to mourn and yet rejoicing in her | Left to mourn and yet rejoicing in her | ||
victorious life are three sons: Henry and | victorious life are three sons: Henry and | ||
Louise, Bill and Aliene, and Arthur; two | Louise, Bill and Aliene, and Arthur; two | ||
daughters: Selma, and Elsie and Frank | daughters: Selma, and Elsie and Frank | ||
Driedger; 11 grandchildren and 11 | Driedger; 11 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. | ||
[[Category:Mennonite Brethren Herald obituaries]] | [[Category:Mennonite Brethren Herald obituaries]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:59, 24 October 2018
Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1975 Sept 19 p. 31
Birth date: 1888 Nov 01
text of obituary:
MRS. LENA REMPEL
Mrs. Lena (nee Klassen) Rempel was born in Wasielowka, South Russia, on November 21, 1888. In 1903 her parents, Rev. David and Agatha Klassen, emigrated to Canada, settling in Borden, Sask. in 1904.
She realized her spiritually lost condition at an early age, was baptized and received into the Borden Mennonite Brethren Church. In 1943 they moved to Greedale, B.C. where she joined the local fellowship.
On April 11, 1911 she joined Henry J . Rempel in marriage. The Lord blessed them with three sons and two daughters.
The Lord saw fit to permit her to suffer with illness for many years. In 1972 her husband passed away. The Lord took her to himself on August 9, at age 86.
She quoted many Scripture passages on her sick bed and trusted God to remain true to his Word. Nehemiah 8:10 was particularly precious: "For the joy of the Lord is your strength."
Left to mourn and yet rejoicing in her victorious life are three sons: Henry and Louise, Bill and Aliene, and Arthur; two daughters: Selma, and Elsie and Frank Driedger; 11 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.