Calvin G. Ringler was married to Anna Eash, who died in January 1939. On Oct. 25, 1942, he was married to Ada Hartzler, who survives. Also surviving are 5 daughters (Elizabeth-Mrs. Omer Hochstetler, Beulah-Mrs. Charles Redford, Kathryne-Mrs. Emanuel Hershberger, Naomi-Mrs. Raymond Egbert, and La Verne-Mrs. Orvie Yoder), 4 sons (Olen, Edwin, Joseph, and Timothy), 16 grand-children, 13 great-grandchildren, and 3 brothers (James, George, and Olen). Two children (Mollie and John) preceded him in death. In 1926, he was ordained to the ministry at the Lake View Mennonite Church near Wolford, N.D. He moved to Limon, Colo. in April 1929. He served in North Dakota and at Limon, Colo. (Pastor in Limon 1933 - 1948). He was a member of the First Mennonite Church, Colorado Springs. Funeral services were held at the Chapel of Memories, in charge of E. M. Yost and E. E. Showalter; interment in Evergreen Cemetery.
Calvin G. Ringler was married to Anna Eash, who died in January 1939. On Oct. 25, 1942, he was married to Ada Hartzler, who survives. Also surviving are 5 daughters (Elizabeth-Mrs. Omer Hochstetler, Beulah-Mrs. Charles Redford, Kathryne-Mrs. Emanuel Hershberger, Naomi-Mrs. Raymond Egbert, and La Verne-Mrs. Orvie Yoder), 4 sons (Olen, Edwin, Joseph, and Timothy), 16 grand-children, 13 great-grandchildren, and 3 brothers (James, George, and Olen). Two children (Mollie and John) preceded him in death. In 1926, he was ordained to the ministry at the Lake View Mennonite Church near Wolford, N.D. He moved to Limon, Colo. in April 1929. He served in North Dakota and at Limon, Colo. (Pastor in Limon 1933 - 1948). He was a member of the First Mennonite Church, Colorado Springs. Funeral services were held at the Chapel of Memories, in charge of E. M. Yost and E. E. Showalter; interment in Evergreen Cemetery.
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