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Goertzen, Anna Heide (1908-1976)

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(Created page with "''Mennonite Brethren Herald'' obituary: 1976 Feb 06 p. 29 Birth date: 1908 Feb 26 text of obituary: <center><h3>(MRS. ANNA GOERTZEN)</h3></center> (Mrs.) Anna Goertzen was...")
 
 
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received into the Grossweide Mennonite
 
received into the Grossweide Mennonite
 
Brethren Church.
 
Brethren Church.
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On September 26,1926 she married George
 
On September 26,1926 she married George
 
Goertzen. From the time they were married
 
Goertzen. From the time they were married
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each other's company and often experienced
 
each other's company and often experienced
 
the grace and strength of the Lord.
 
the grace and strength of the Lord.
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Mrs. Goertzen's health had been poor for
 
Mrs. Goertzen's health had been poor for
 
many years. During the last 12 years she
 
many years. During the last 12 years she
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passed away on January 6 in the Winkler
 
passed away on January 6 in the Winkler
 
hospital.
 
hospital.
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She leaves to mourn her beloved husband,
 
She leaves to mourn her beloved husband,
George; one daughter, Rosie, and her hus
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George; one daughter, Rosie, and her husband, David Dyck, and one grand-daughter.
band, David Dyck, and one grand-daughter.
 
   
 
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Latest revision as of 16:47, 30 January 2019

Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1976 Feb 06 p. 29

Birth date: 1908 Feb 26

text of obituary:

(MRS. ANNA GOERTZEN)

(Mrs.) Anna Goertzen was born February 26, 1908 near Horndean, Man., the daughter of John and Sara Heide. By grace she became a member of the family of God in 1928, and two years later was baptized and received into the Grossweide Mennonite Brethren Church.

On September 26,1926 she married George Goertzen. From the time they were married until 1973 the couple made their home two miles north of Horndean, at which time they moved to Winkler, Manitoba. They enjoyed each other's company and often experienced the grace and strength of the Lord.

Mrs. Goertzen's health had been poor for many years. During the last 12 years she suffered much from cancer. However, she found new strength daily from her Lord. She passed away on January 6 in the Winkler hospital.

She leaves to mourn her beloved husband, George; one daughter, Rosie, and her husband, David Dyck, and one grand-daughter.