Gospel Herald - Volume L, Number 14 - April 2, 1957 page 333, 334
Handrich, Verna Ruth, oldest daughter of Jacob C. and Elizabeth (Beitzel) Beachy, was born Jan. 24, 1891, near Sugarcreek, Ohio; passed away due to cancer March 5, 1957, in her home near Fairview, Mich.; aged 66 y. 1m. 11 d. She yielded her life to the Lord in her youth, and with her parents she moved near Fairview, Mich., where she was united in marriage to Elmer Jacob Handrich. She with her husband joined fellowship with the Fairview Mennonite Church where she was a faithful member till her death. She became the mother of 7 children (Forest, Fairview; Fern-Mrs. Basil Gusler, Mio; Willard, Grand Marais, and Bruce, Germfask, Mich.), 4 sisters (Artie-Mrs. Willis Miller, Sarasota, Fla.; Mary-Mrs. Clarence Miller, Westover, Md.; Carrie-Mrs. Chauncey Miller and Mabel-Mrs. Curtis Yoder, both of Fairview), and 21 grandchildren. Early in life she learned the secret of losing her life to find it fuller and more vibrant than ever before. Funeral services at the Fairview Church on March 8, were in charge of Harvey Handrich and Menno Esch, with burial at the Fairview Cemetery.
Handrich, Verna Ruth, oldest daughter of Jacob C. and Elizabeth (Beitzel) Beachy, was born Jan. 24, 1891, near Sugarcreek, Ohio; passed away due to cancer March 5, 1957, in her home near Fairview, Mich.; aged 66 y. 1m. 11 d. She yielded her life to the Lord in her youth, and with her parents she moved near Fairview, Mich., where she was united in marriage to Elmer Jacob Handrich. She with her husband joined fellowship with the Fairview Mennonite Church where she was a faithful member till her death. She became the mother of 7 children (Forest, Fairview; Fern-Mrs. Basil Gusler, Mio; Willard, Grand Marais, and Bruce, Germfask, Mich.), 4 sisters (Artie-Mrs. Willis Miller, Sarasota, Fla.; Mary-Mrs. Clarence Miller, Westover, Md.; Carrie-Mrs. Chauncey Miller and Mabel-Mrs. Curtis Yoder, both of Fairview), and 21 grandchildren. Early in life she learned the secret of losing her life to find it fuller and more vibrant than ever before. Funeral services at the Fairview Church on March 8, were in charge of Harvey Handrich and Menno Esch, with burial at the Fairview Cemetery.
Gospel Herald - Volume L, Number 14 - April 2, 1957 page 333, 334
Handrich, Verna Ruth, oldest daughter of Jacob C. and Elizabeth (Beitzel) Beachy, was born Jan. 24, 1891, near Sugarcreek, Ohio; passed away due to cancer March 5, 1957, in her home near Fairview, Mich.; aged 66 y. 1m. 11 d. She yielded her life to the Lord in her youth, and with her parents she moved near Fairview, Mich., where she was united in marriage to Elmer Jacob Handrich. She with her husband joined fellowship with the Fairview Mennonite Church where she was a faithful member till her death. She became the mother of 7 children (Forest, Fairview; Fern-Mrs. Basil Gusler, Mio; Willard, Grand Marais, and Bruce, Germfask, Mich.), 4 sisters (Artie-Mrs. Willis Miller, Sarasota, Fla.; Mary-Mrs. Clarence Miller, Westover, Md.; Carrie-Mrs. Chauncey Miller and Mabel-Mrs. Curtis Yoder, both of Fairview), and 21 grandchildren. Early in life she learned the secret of losing her life to find it fuller and more vibrant than ever before. Funeral services at the Fairview Church on March 8, were in charge of Harvey Handrich and Menno Esch, with burial at the Fairview Cemetery.
Handrich, Verna Ruth, oldest daughter of Jacob C. and Elizabeth (Beitzel) Beachy, was born Jan. 24, 1891, near Sugarcreek, Ohio; passed away due to cancer March 5, 1957, in her home near Fairview, Mich.; aged 66 y. 1m. 11 d. She yielded her life to the Lord in her youth, and with her parents she moved near Fairview, Mich., where she was united in marriage to Elmer Jacob Handrich. She with her husband joined fellowship with the Fairview Mennonite Church where she was a faithful member till her death. She became the mother of 7 children (Forest, Fairview; Fern-Mrs. Basil Gusler, Mio; Willard, Grand Marais, and Bruce, Germfask, Mich.), 4 sisters (Artie-Mrs. Willis Miller, Sarasota, Fla.; Mary-Mrs. Clarence Miller, Westover, Md.; Carrie-Mrs. Chauncey Miller and Mabel-Mrs. Curtis Yoder, both of Fairview), and 21 grandchildren. Early in life she learned the secret of losing her life to find it fuller and more vibrant than ever before. Funeral services at the Fairview Church on March 8, were in charge of Harvey Handrich and Menno Esch, with burial at the Fairview Cemetery.
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