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Ratzlaff, Ernest (1925-1991)

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years, and was also involved in the Canadian
 
years, and was also involved in the Canadian
 
Conference. He loved outdoor activities and
 
Conference. He loved outdoor activities and
will be remembered for h is caring and
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will be remembered for his caring and
 
thoughtfulness. Predeceased by sons Brian in
 
thoughtfulness. Predeceased by sons Brian in
 
1969 and Dennis in 1987, he is mourned by
 
1969 and Dennis in 1987, he is mourned by

Latest revision as of 13:21, 6 October 2021

Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1991 Aug 23 p. 29

Birth date: 1925 Aug 28

text of obituary:

ERNEST RATZLAFF

Ernst Ratzlaff of Calgary passed away Apr. 30. He was born Aug. 28, 1925 to Bernard and Wilhelemina Ratzlaff in Wymyschle, Poland. In 1929 they immigrated to Canada and bought a farm in Acme, Alta. At 14 he was baptized and joined Linden MB Church. He attended Bible school in Coaldale, Alta. for a year. In 1949 he married Erna. In 1951 they moved to Calgary, where he worked at an International Harvester dealership. He studied accounting and became accountant of the dealership until 1967, when he became controller and office manager at Alberta White Trucks. He retired in 1986 due to illness. He was active in Highland MB Church in Calgary, serving as secretary-treasurer for many years, and was also involved in the Canadian Conference. He loved outdoor activities and will be remembered for his caring and thoughtfulness. Predeceased by sons Brian in 1969 and Dennis in 1987, he is mourned by his wife Erna; children Gordon of Westbank, B.C. and Howard of Calgary; 5 grandchildren; his mother of Clearbrook and 2 sisters..

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