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Wiebe, Katherine (1914-2006)
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<center><h3>KATHERINE (KAY) WIEBE</h3></center> |
<center><h3>KATHERINE (KAY) WIEBE</h3></center> |
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| − | Kay Wiebe died |
+ | Kay Wiebe died peacefully Jan. 21 with family |
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members at her side. |
members at her side. |
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She was born Aug. |
She was born Aug. |
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+ | 15, 1914 in Alexandrodar, Russia, to Abram |
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and Anna Wiebe. The |
and Anna Wiebe. The |
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family immigrated to |
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the family to move to Yarrow, B.C. in 1944. Kay |
the family to move to Yarrow, B.C. in 1944. Kay |
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worked in Vancouver doing housework during |
worked in Vancouver doing housework during |
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| − | the winter, while picking berries in the |
+ | the winter, while picking berries in the summer. For many years, Kay owned a berry farm. |
| − | + | At 16, she accepted the Lord as her Saviour |
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| − | At 16, she accepted the lord as her Saviour |
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and was baptized Sept. 17, 1944, becoming a |
and was baptized Sept. 17, 1944, becoming a |
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member of the Yarrow MB Church. Kay lovingly |
member of the Yarrow MB Church. Kay lovingly |
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for her elderly parents, giving people rides to |
for her elderly parents, giving people rides to |
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appointments, and visiting shut-ins. She had |
appointments, and visiting shut-ins. She had |
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| − | the gift of hospitality, and enjoyed the |
+ | the gift of hospitality, and enjoyed the beauties of nature, especially Minter Gardens. She |
| − | ties of nature, especially Minter Gardens. She |
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s mourned by sisters Martha, Annie, Erma, and |
s mourned by sisters Martha, Annie, Erma, and |
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| − | + | Mary (John) Unger; nieces and nephews Lois |
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(Erv) Warkentin, Mark (Sheryl) Unger, Eunice |
(Erv) Warkentin, Mark (Sheryl) Unger, Eunice |
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(Stan) Kroeker, Paul (Kathryn) Unger; 8 great- |
(Stan) Kroeker, Paul (Kathryn) Unger; 8 great- |
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Latest revision as of 16:32, 29 January 2024
"Mennonite Brethren Herald" obituary: 2006 May 19 p. 27
Birth date: 1914 Aug 15
text of obituary:
KATHERINE (KAY) WIEBE
Kay Wiebe died peacefully Jan. 21 with family members at her side. She was born Aug. 15, 1914 in Alexandrodar, Russia, to Abram and Anna Wiebe. The family immigrated to Canada in 1925 and settled in Hochfeld, Man. In 1934, they moved to Poplar Point. Kay worked as a domestic in Winnipeg during the winter to supplement the family income. Continued hard times caused the family to move to Yarrow, B.C. in 1944. Kay worked in Vancouver doing housework during the winter, while picking berries in the summer. For many years, Kay owned a berry farm. At 16, she accepted the Lord as her Saviour and was baptized Sept. 17, 1944, becoming a member of the Yarrow MB Church. Kay lovingly and generously gave to those in need, caring for her elderly parents, giving people rides to appointments, and visiting shut-ins. She had the gift of hospitality, and enjoyed the beauties of nature, especially Minter Gardens. She s mourned by sisters Martha, Annie, Erma, and Mary (John) Unger; nieces and nephews Lois (Erv) Warkentin, Mark (Sheryl) Unger, Eunice (Stan) Kroeker, Paul (Kathryn) Unger; 8 great- nieces and nephews. The memorial service was Jan. 28 at Yarrow MB Church.
