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Teske, Peter (1932-1999)
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1932 to Peter and Helena Teske in Alexanderfeld, Ukraine. He |
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Grantham MB Church, |
Grantham MB Church, |
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John Wiebe and |
John Wiebe and |
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Richard deLange ministering. |
Richard deLange ministering. |
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Latest revision as of 16:51, 7 April 2021
Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 2000 Jan 29 p. 28
Birth Date: 1932 Apr 4
text of obituary:
PETER TESKE
Peter Teske of St. Catherines, Ont. passed away Dec. 12. He was born Apr. 4, 1932 to Peter and Helena Teske in Alexanderfeld, Ukraine. He made his commitment to Christ soon after coming to Canada. He married Susan Penner July 25, 1953. He retired after over 38 years on the V-8 engine block line at General Motors, Plant 2. He appreciated life; enjoyed bowling, golfing with friends, reading, camping and canoeing; and was an avid rose gardener. He enjoyed people and was an usher in his church. Cancer was found six years ago. He faced the struggle with courage, staying positive, active and involved. He was much loved. He is mourned by Susan; children Rudy, Sharron, and Carol Lautenbach; 7 grandchildren; and 2 sisters. The funeral was Dec. 15 in Grantham MB Church, St. Catharines, with John Wiebe and Richard deLange ministering.
