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Kroeker, Jacob Wiens (1922-2007)

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of typhoid fever when
 
of typhoid fever when
 
Jake was 5 months.
 
Jake was 5 months.
Following the remar-
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Following the remarriage of his mother to Peter Kroeker, the family
riage of his mother to Peter Kroeker, the family
 
 
immigrated to Canada, settling on a farm in Elm
 
immigrated to Canada, settling on a farm in Elm
Creek, Man. At 16, Jacob gave his life to the lord.
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Creek, Man. At 16, Jacob gave his life to the Lord.
Throughout life, he demonstrated deep appre-
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Throughout life, he demonstrated deep appreciation for Scripture and a passionate love for its
ciation for Scripture and a passionate love for its
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author. In 1947, Jacob married Kay Esau. Jake's
author. In 1947, Jacob married Kay Esau . Jake's
 
 
relationship with God led him into various forms
 
relationship with God led him into various forms
 
of public church ministry. He was pastor of Elm
 
of public church ministry. He was pastor of Elm
 
Creek MB Church for 9 years, and he and Kay
 
Creek MB Church for 9 years, and he and Kay
 
spent time working in the northern communities
 
spent time working in the northern communities
of leaf Rapids and Snow lake and at Simonhouse
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of leaf Rapids and Snow Lake and at Simonhouse
Bible Camp. Jake also served on various MB con-
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Bible Camp. Jake also served on various MB conference boards. He is remembered for his quiet
ference boards. He is remembered for his quiet
 
 
wisdom and gentle kindness. He is mourned by
 
wisdom and gentle kindness. He is mourned by
 
his wife of 59 years, Kay; sons Edwin (Flo), Richard
 
his wife of 59 years, Kay; sons Edwin (Flo), Richard

Latest revision as of 16:03, 6 May 2024

"Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2007 Mar p. 30

Birth date: 1922 Dec 9

text of obituary:

JACOB WIENS KROEKER

Jacob Wiens Kroeker died peacefully Jan. 12. He was born Dec. 9, 1922 in Spat, Crimea to Jacob and Anna Wiens. His father died of typhoid fever when Jake was 5 months. Following the remarriage of his mother to Peter Kroeker, the family immigrated to Canada, settling on a farm in Elm Creek, Man. At 16, Jacob gave his life to the Lord. Throughout life, he demonstrated deep appreciation for Scripture and a passionate love for its author. In 1947, Jacob married Kay Esau. Jake's relationship with God led him into various forms of public church ministry. He was pastor of Elm Creek MB Church for 9 years, and he and Kay spent time working in the northern communities of leaf Rapids and Snow Lake and at Simonhouse Bible Camp. Jake also served on various MB conference boards. He is remembered for his quiet wisdom and gentle kindness. He is mourned by his wife of 59 years, Kay; sons Edwin (Flo), Richard (Arna), Vern (Marguerite), Garth (Donna), and Glen (Heather); 14 grandchildren. The funeral was Jan. 16 at Elm Creek MB Church.