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Dick, Margaretha Reimer (1895-1975)
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<center><h3>MRS. MARGARETHA DICK</h3></center> |
<center><h3>MRS. MARGARETHA DICK</h3></center> |
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| − | + | Margaretha Dick was born October 19, 1895 in South Russia to Henry and Margaretha Reimer of Lichtfelde, Molotschna. In |
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her youth she found Christ as her Saviour |
her youth she found Christ as her Saviour |
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and was later baptized and joined the |
and was later baptized and joined the |
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bloodshed came to Russia. It was during this |
bloodshed came to Russia. It was during this |
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time of unrest that she was united in |
time of unrest that she was united in |
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| − | marriage to Bernhard J |
+ | marriage to Bernhard J. Dick on April 20, |
| − | 1920. The Lord |
+ | 1920. The Lord wonderfully protected them |
in many ways and in 1924 they were led to |
in many ways and in 1924 they were led to |
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Canada, first to Borden, Sask. |
Canada, first to Borden, Sask. |
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resided there until her death, 48 years later. |
resided there until her death, 48 years later. |
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Her greatest concern and joy was to see her |
Her greatest concern and joy was to see her |
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| − | children walk in the ways of the Lord. |
+ | children walk in the ways of the Lord. Her |
family circle and she will be sadly missed. |
family circle and she will be sadly missed. |
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Margaret of St. Catharines, Ont., John and |
Margaret of St. Catharines, Ont., John and |
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Hilda of Steinbach, Man., Henry and Martha |
Hilda of Steinbach, Man., Henry and Martha |
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| − | of Linden, Alta., Victor and Helen of Clearbrook |
+ | of Linden, Alta., Victor and Helen of Clearbrook, B.C., Arthur and Helen of Kelowna, |
| − | B.C. |
+ | B.C., Agnes and Kalyan Dey of New Jersey, |
Erna and Henry Hubert of Vineland, Ont.; |
Erna and Henry Hubert of Vineland, Ont.; |
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| − | 27 grandchildren, one great-grandchild |
+ | 27 grandchildren, one great-grandchild; and |
two sisters. |
two sisters. |
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Church on May 26. Pastor Rudy Heidebrecht |
Church on May 26. Pastor Rudy Heidebrecht |
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based his message on John 14: 1-3. Rev. |
based his message on John 14: 1-3. Rev. |
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| − | Henry Penner |
+ | Henry Penner, a son-in-law, spoke in the |
| − | German language, paying |
+ | German language, paying high tribute to the |
| − | unfeigned and |
+ | unfeigned and untainted faith of their mother. |
[[Category:Mennonite Brethren Herald obituaries]] |
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Latest revision as of 13:07, 3 October 2018
Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1975 June 27 p. 39
Birth date: 1895 Oct 19
text of obituary:
MRS. MARGARETHA DICK
Margaretha Dick was born October 19, 1895 in South Russia to Henry and Margaretha Reimer of Lichtfelde, Molotschna. In her youth she found Christ as her Saviour and was later baptized and joined the Mennonite Brethren Church.
She enjoyed a carefree and happy home and school life, but later revolution and bloodshed came to Russia. It was during this time of unrest that she was united in marriage to Bernhard J. Dick on April 20, 1920. The Lord wonderfully protected them in many ways and in 1924 they were led to Canada, first to Borden, Sask.
They moved to Coaldale in 1927 and resided there until her death, 48 years later. Her greatest concern and joy was to see her children walk in the ways of the Lord. Her family circle and she will be sadly missed.
She leaves to mourn her passing: husband Bernhard J. Dick; four daughters and four sons, Lydia and Henry Penner of Saskatoon, Margaret of St. Catharines, Ont., John and Hilda of Steinbach, Man., Henry and Martha of Linden, Alta., Victor and Helen of Clearbrook, B.C., Arthur and Helen of Kelowna, B.C., Agnes and Kalyan Dey of New Jersey, Erna and Henry Hubert of Vineland, Ont.; 27 grandchildren, one great-grandchild; and two sisters.
The funeral was held in the Coaldale Church on May 26. Pastor Rudy Heidebrecht based his message on John 14: 1-3. Rev. Henry Penner, a son-in-law, spoke in the German language, paying high tribute to the unfeigned and untainted faith of their mother.
