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Pain, Charles Gabriel (1929-1991)

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29, 1929 to Percy and Elizabeth Pain in
 
29, 1929 to Percy and Elizabeth Pain in
 
Toronto. He married Marlene Card in 1954
 
Toronto. He married Marlene Card in 1954
and graduated from University of Thronto as
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and graduated from University of Toronto as
 
a mechanical engineer in 1955. He began
 
a mechanical engineer in 1955. He began
 
working for Canadian National Railway in
 
working for Canadian National Railway in
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optimism. He is survived by wife Elvira; children Cathy of Vancouver, David and Chris of
 
optimism. He is survived by wife Elvira; children Cathy of Vancouver, David and Chris of
 
Edmonton, and Janine Pudde of Edmonton;
 
Edmonton, and Janine Pudde of Edmonton;
step-daughters Lisa Ryder ofToronto and Kalyn Falk of Winnipeg; four grandchildren and
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step-daughters Lisa Ryder of Toronto and Kalyn Falk of Winnipeg; four grandchildren and
 
two sisters. The funeral was August 17, 1991 in Lendrum MB Church, with Herb Kopp ministering.
 
two sisters. The funeral was August 17, 1991 in Lendrum MB Church, with Herb Kopp ministering.
   

Latest revision as of 13:43, 6 October 2021

Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1991 Sept 13 p. 27

Birth date: 1929 June 29

text of obituary:

CHARLES GABRIEL PAIN

Charles Gabriel Pain of Edmonton, Alberta passed away August 14. He was born June 29, 1929 to Percy and Elizabeth Pain in Toronto. He married Marlene Card in 1954 and graduated from University of Toronto as a mechanical engineer in 1955. He began working for Canadian National Railway in 1955 and had an early retirement in 1987. He was transferred to several cities by the company, including Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg and, since 1965, Edmonton. In 1975, he married Elvira Siemens Riediger. His early retirement and good health gave him the opportunity to become active in the church facilities committee at Lendrum MB Church, fund-raising for MCC and occasional consulting for Edmonton Recycling Society. His retirement years were also a time when he grew spiritually, demonstrated by his care and concern for others and his appreciation for the church. He will be missed for his creative technical skills, his love of life and his optimism. He is survived by wife Elvira; children Cathy of Vancouver, David and Chris of Edmonton, and Janine Pudde of Edmonton; step-daughters Lisa Ryder of Toronto and Kalyn Falk of Winnipeg; four grandchildren and two sisters. The funeral was August 17, 1991 in Lendrum MB Church, with Herb Kopp ministering.

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