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Janzen, Jacob F. (1897-1978)

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Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1978 Nov 24 p. 33

Birth date: 19897 May 30

text of obituary:

JACOB F. JANZEN

Jacob F . Janzen of Clearbrook died Octo ber 17 at the age of 81. He was born May 30, 1897 to Franz and Katharina (nee Boldt) Janzen in Friedensfeld, Sagradowka, Russia. His parents later moved to Trubetzkoy where he spent his childhood and youth. He spent the six years following 1914 wearing he uniform of a cavalry division. The raining remained with him and was evident n the erect bearing of his walk, even in his ater years. In January, 1925 Christ entered his life as personal saviour, and he was baptized in July of that year. He married Katherina Boldt on May 2, 1926, and their honeymoon was a journey to Canada. The bride's parents and brothers and sisters came along. The couple settled in Bruno, Sask., where Mr. Janzen worked in the grocery and retail business. He continued to work in this business after the couple moved to Greendale, B.C. in 1934. In 1976 they moved to Clear book. Mr. Janzen's aim n life was to serve he Lord by ser ving his fellow men n the church, the community, and he home. He served the church as an usher, chairman and janitor. He served his community as a coordinator, director and spokesman. He was an understanding Hus band and a dedicated father. He is survived by his wife Lena; two sons, Johnny of Courtenay, B.C., and Fred of Pemberton B.C.; three daughters, Mrs. Nick (Lena) Harder of Abbotsford, Mrs. Ron (Nettie) Yeske and (Mrs.) Rosella Wiebe of Edmon ton; six sisters, 10 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.