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Schultz, Aganeta Andres (1892-1976)

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Henry A. Thiessen was born on November
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(Mrs.) Aganeta Schulz, nee Andres, of
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23 , 1891 to Henry and Mary Thiessen in
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Herbert, Sask., passed away on March 21
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Fuerstenland, southern Russia. They emigrated to Canada in 1903, settling near
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after a lengthy illness. She was born to
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Winkler, Man. In 1910 they moved to a
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Heinrich and Helena (nee Fehderau) Andres
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homestead near Herbert, Sask. He accepted
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in the Fuerstenland area of southern Russia
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the Lord as his Saviour in his late teen years .
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on July 12 , 1892. As a young child of five
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Mr_ Thiessen married Helen Andres in
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and a half years she lost her mother, but the
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1917 . They were blessed with seven sons and
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Lord gave her another, Maria Schultz (nee
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three daughters . Two sons predeceased him ,
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Andres. Her parents decided to come to
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and in 1958 his first wife passed on to be
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Canada in 1901, settling first in the vicinity
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with the Lord.
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of Winkler, Man. In 1909 they moved to a
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After nearly six years alone, he married
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farmstead south of the town of Herbert.
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(Mrs.) Tina Braun (nee Schellenberg) , with
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whom he shared four years of blessing. In
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She was married to Jacob W. Schultz in
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the spring of 1968 he was alone again.
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1912. They shared their lives and efforts for
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Moving to Clearbrook, B_C. he met and
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many years. They farmed until 1952, when
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married Anna Rempel. A desire to express
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they retired to Herbert. Her beloved husband died in September, 1969. The Lord
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his testimony to God's grace with the whole
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gave her comfort and strength even in the
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family was realized at a family reunion in
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most difficult times. The verse upon which
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Clearbrook in August, 1974. On April 9, after
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she based her faith was Luke 7: 50.
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some months of illness, the Lord called him
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home.
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She is survived by three sons, Henry of
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He leaves to mourn his loving wife, Anna;
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Swift Current, Bill of Rush Lake and Peter
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seven sons, Henry , Abe, John, Frank, Bill,
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of Drinkwater, all of Saskatchewan; three
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Art and Herb; and three daughters, Sally,
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daughters, Maria (Mrs. Ervin) Breden of
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Anne and Laura.
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Kelowna, B.C., Helen (Mrs. Bill) Lyding of
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Salmon Arm, B.C., and Ruth (Mrs. Herb)
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Ring of Moose Jaw; three brothers and four
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sisters, as well as 25 grandchildren and 13
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great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by
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her husband as well as a son and daughter.
   
 
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Latest revision as of 15:07, 20 March 2019

Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1976 May 28 p. 30

Birth date: 1892 July 12

text of obituary:

MRS. AGANETA SCHULTZ

(Mrs.) Aganeta Schulz, nee Andres, of Herbert, Sask., passed away on March 21 after a lengthy illness. She was born to Heinrich and Helena (nee Fehderau) Andres in the Fuerstenland area of southern Russia on July 12 , 1892. As a young child of five and a half years she lost her mother, but the Lord gave her another, Maria Schultz (nee Andres. Her parents decided to come to Canada in 1901, settling first in the vicinity of Winkler, Man. In 1909 they moved to a farmstead south of the town of Herbert.

She was married to Jacob W. Schultz in 1912. They shared their lives and efforts for many years. They farmed until 1952, when they retired to Herbert. Her beloved husband died in September, 1969. The Lord gave her comfort and strength even in the most difficult times. The verse upon which she based her faith was Luke 7: 50.

She is survived by three sons, Henry of Swift Current, Bill of Rush Lake and Peter of Drinkwater, all of Saskatchewan; three daughters, Maria (Mrs. Ervin) Breden of Kelowna, B.C., Helen (Mrs. Bill) Lyding of Salmon Arm, B.C., and Ruth (Mrs. Herb) Ring of Moose Jaw; three brothers and four sisters, as well as 25 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband as well as a son and daughter.

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