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Esau, Agatha (1914-2006)

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Alta., and Swalwell,
 
Alta., and Swalwell,
 
Alta. Agatha attended
 
Alta. Agatha attended
Coaldale (Alta.) Bible School, took a correspond-
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Coaldale (Alta.) Bible School, took a correspondence course in nursing, and attended business
ence course in nursing, and attended business
 
 
school in Calgary. She worked at a variety of
 
school in Calgary. She worked at a variety of
 
jobs, including running a birthing home, operating a coffee shop, and working as a domestic,
 
jobs, including running a birthing home, operating a coffee shop, and working as a domestic,

Latest revision as of 15:43, 8 April 2024

"Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2006 Nov 24 p. 26

Birth date: 1914 Jan 13

text of obituary:

AGATHA ESAU

Agatha Esau died Oct. 2. She was born Jan. 13, 1914 in Vinita, Okla. to Dietrich K. and Sara Esau. The family lived in Fairview, Okla., Gladys, Alta., and Swalwell, Alta. Agatha attended Coaldale (Alta.) Bible School, took a correspondence course in nursing, and attended business school in Calgary. She worked at a variety of jobs, including running a birthing home, operating a coffee shop, and working as a domestic, receptionist, and bookkeeper. She also completed a 3-year assignment with MCC in Jordan. Upon retirement, she moved to Linden, Alta. The church was an integral part of Agatha's life. She served the Lord through teaching Sunday school, working in the library, and being part of the quilting group. Agatha enjoyed painting, gardening, and volunteering at the MCC thrift store, and was a binding force in her large extended family. She was strong-minded, loving, quirky, faithful, creative, and humorous with strong roots in the earth, her family, and her faith. Predeceased by 8 sisters; 3 brothers; Agatha is mourned by brother Henry; sister Clara; many nieces and nephews. The funeral was Oct. 6 at Linden MB Church.

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