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Thiessen, Donald (1952-1965)
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| + | Winkler, Man. — Funeral services were held at Schanzenfeld on Sunday, Dec. 12, for Donald Thiessen, 13-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thiessen of that district who died in a traffic accident |
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| + | The youth with two brothers, Lloyd, 11, and Brian, seven, along with David Wall, seven, were walking on a municipal road en route to a school program when they were hit by a car driven by Melvin Friesen, 18. |
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| + | The Wall boy was brought to the hospital here with serious injuries, while the two younger Thiessen boys were treated and released. |
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Latest revision as of 15:07, 19 May 2021
Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1965 Dec 23 p. 11
Birth date: 1952
text of obituary:
MANITOBA BOY KILLED, THREE COMPANIONS HURT WHEN HIT BY CAR
Winkler, Man. — Funeral services were held at Schanzenfeld on Sunday, Dec. 12, for Donald Thiessen, 13-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thiessen of that district who died in a traffic accident
The youth with two brothers, Lloyd, 11, and Brian, seven, along with David Wall, seven, were walking on a municipal road en route to a school program when they were hit by a car driven by Melvin Friesen, 18.
The Wall boy was brought to the hospital here with serious injuries, while the two younger Thiessen boys were treated and released.
