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Enns, Agatha Hoeppner (1901-1979)
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her husband accepted Christ as Saviour in |
her husband accepted Christ as Saviour in |
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1927, and were baptized and received. as |
1927, and were baptized and received. as |
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| − | members in the Steinbach Mennonite |
+ | members in the Steinbach Mennonite Brethren Church. Following the death of her husband, Agatha moved into the town of Steinbach in 1959. |
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| − | band, Agatha moved into the town of Stein |
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| − | bach in 1959. |
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Her family remembers her for the way she |
Her family remembers her for the way she |
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encouraged them to seek out and develop the |
encouraged them to seek out and develop the |
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| − | gifts and talents |
+ | gifts and talents God had given |
| − | + | them, and for her deep convictions, |
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| − | + | warm love and her appreciation of |
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| − | + | beauty. She was predeceased by her |
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| − | + | husband, a son and two grandchildren. |
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| − | + | She will be missed by her twelve children: George and |
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| − | + | wife Evelyn, Connie and husband Vic Hamm, Neil and wife |
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| − | predeceased by her |
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| − | husband, a son and |
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| − | two grandchildren. |
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| − | She will be missed |
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| − | by her twelve chil |
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| − | dren: George and |
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| − | wife Evelyn, Con |
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| − | nie and husband Vic Hamm, Neil and wife |
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Leona, Waldo and wife Ruth and Hildi and |
Leona, Waldo and wife Ruth and Hildi and |
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husband Peter Braun, all of Winnipeg; Peter |
husband Peter Braun, all of Winnipeg; Peter |
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| − | and wife Elvira, Mary and husband Bill |
+ | and wife Elvira, Mary and husband Bill Giesbrecht and Judith, all of Steinbach; Helen |
| − | brecht and Judith, all of Steinbach; Helen |
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and husband Henry Bergman of Blumenort, |
and husband Henry Bergman of Blumenort, |
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Man.; Anne and husband Peter Berg of |
Man.; Anne and husband Peter Berg of |
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| − | Rosenfeld, Man.; Jake and wife Ruth of |
+ | Rosenfeld, Man.; Jake and wife Ruth of Ottawa and Edith and husband Vern Fast of |
| − | tawa and Edith and husband Vern Fast of |
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Kleefeld, Man.; 28 grandchildren and seven |
Kleefeld, Man.; 28 grandchildren and seven |
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great-grandchildren; two sisters; two |
great-grandchildren; two sisters; two |
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Latest revision as of 15:20, 15 September 2021
Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1979 Aug 31 p.30
Birth date: 1901 Feb 21
text of obituary:
MRS. AGATHA ENNS
(Mrs.) Agatha Enns of Steinbach, Man. went to be with the Lord on June 27. She was born to Dietrich and Anna Hoeppner of south-eastern Ukraine on February 21, 1901. She was married to Gerhard Enns in 1920 and emigrated to Canada with him in 1924. The couple settled near Steinbach, where they farmed for about thirty years. She and her husband accepted Christ as Saviour in 1927, and were baptized and received. as members in the Steinbach Mennonite Brethren Church. Following the death of her husband, Agatha moved into the town of Steinbach in 1959.
Her family remembers her for the way she encouraged them to seek out and develop the gifts and talents God had given them, and for her deep convictions, warm love and her appreciation of beauty. She was predeceased by her husband, a son and two grandchildren. She will be missed by her twelve children: George and wife Evelyn, Connie and husband Vic Hamm, Neil and wife Leona, Waldo and wife Ruth and Hildi and husband Peter Braun, all of Winnipeg; Peter and wife Elvira, Mary and husband Bill Giesbrecht and Judith, all of Steinbach; Helen and husband Henry Bergman of Blumenort, Man.; Anne and husband Peter Berg of Rosenfeld, Man.; Jake and wife Ruth of Ottawa and Edith and husband Vern Fast of Kleefeld, Man.; 28 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren; two sisters; two brothers; and many other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held in the Steinbach MB Church, with Jake Falk and Henry Regehr officiating.
