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Dick, Nicolai J. (1908-2005)
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Birth date: 1908 Nov 10 |
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| − | <center><h3>NICOLAI J. (NICK) DICK</h3><center> |
+ | <center><h3>NICOLAI J. (NICK) DICK</h3></center> |
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died May 27. He was |
died May 27. He was |
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born Nov. 10, 1908 on |
born Nov. 10, 1908 on |
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the family estate in |
the family estate in |
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| − | southern Russia to |
+ | southern Russia to Jacob and Agnes Dick. |
| − | cob and Agnes Dick. |
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The family immigrated |
The family immigrated |
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to Canada, settling in |
to Canada, settling in |
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Elm Creek, Man. In 1963 they moved to |
Elm Creek, Man. In 1963 they moved to |
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Winnipeg, but he continued farming. In |
Winnipeg, but he continued farming. In |
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| − | 1973 he retired. He came to faith in |
+ | 1973 he retired. He came to faith in Jesus |
Christ at 14 and served the Lord faithfully. |
Christ at 14 and served the Lord faithfully. |
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Predeceased by 1 brother, 2 sisters, he is |
Predeceased by 1 brother, 2 sisters, he is |
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| − | mourned by Anna |
+ | mourned by Anna, daughters Eleonore Esau |
and Anne Neufeld of Winnipeg; Rita |
and Anne Neufeld of Winnipeg; Rita |
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| − | Macleod of |
+ | Macleod of Anola, Man.; sons Dick of Edmonton and Alf of Winnipeg; 13 grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren; 1 brother; 5 |
| − | + | sisters. The funeral was in Portage Ave. MB |
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| − | + | Church, Winnipeg, with Claude Pratte ministering. |
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| − | + | Editor's note: The following correction appeared in the Nov 25th edition of the MB Herald |
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| + | Correction: The obituary of Nicolai J. Dick |
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| + | (Oct. 14) incorrectly identified his sons as Dick |
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| + | and Alf; it should have read Henry and Alf. We |
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| + | apologize for the error. - Editors |
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Latest revision as of 14:43, 6 November 2023
"Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2005 Oct 14 p. 28 & 2005 Nov 25 p. 29
Birth date: 1908 Nov 10
text of obituary:
NICOLAI J. (NICK) DICK
Nicolai J. (Nick) Dick died May 27. He was born Nov. 10, 1908 on the family estate in southern Russia to Jacob and Agnes Dick. The family immigrated to Canada, settling in Manitoba. He married Anna Schroeder in 1933. They farmed at Elm Creek, Man. In 1963 they moved to Winnipeg, but he continued farming. In 1973 he retired. He came to faith in Jesus Christ at 14 and served the Lord faithfully. Predeceased by 1 brother, 2 sisters, he is mourned by Anna, daughters Eleonore Esau and Anne Neufeld of Winnipeg; Rita Macleod of Anola, Man.; sons Dick of Edmonton and Alf of Winnipeg; 13 grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren; 1 brother; 5 sisters. The funeral was in Portage Ave. MB Church, Winnipeg, with Claude Pratte ministering.
Editor's note: The following correction appeared in the Nov 25th edition of the MB Herald
Correction: The obituary of Nicolai J. Dick (Oct. 14) incorrectly identified his sons as Dick and Alf; it should have read Henry and Alf. We apologize for the error. - Editors
