Kehlers who honor past and inspire other Berliner Kehler family members
On Sunday, March 4, 2012, Chris Kehler was officially introduced to the congregation at the Portage Alliance Church (PAC) as the Administrative Pastor.
On Sunday, March 4, 2012, Chris Kehler was officially introduced to the congregation at the Portage Alliance Church (PAC) as the Administrative Pastor.
Chris Kehler shared with the church congregation how God has led him to this role. Watch for his testimony near the end of the video, in the following PAC March 4th service (with Lead Pastor Nathan Weselake).
May God bless you Pastor Chris, as you serve Him at PAC! Continue reading “A New Chapter for Chris Kehler”
Today we remember and honour one of the finest souls ever born, a beautiful diamond with a golden heart and soul strong like steel: Louise Olson.
On February 19th one year ago Heaven gained a faithful follower of Jesus Christ into the eternal kingdom of peace. The funeral was bitter and sweet. Bitter for two reasons: a great woman laid cold in her coffin and also the fact that it was February, which means we were cold as well. Sweet for two reasons: this woman lived a full life and experienced many blessings and also the funeral lunch had a plethora of brownies and date squares. Continue reading “In Memoriam Louise Olson”
Today, February 17th, marks 6 years since the passing of our amazing brother, Edgar Kehler. Seldom has a day passed without thinking about the many memories that were created as we grew up together.
Edgar was a special brother who touched the lives of many people. As brothers, we were very close in a relationship that kept us together for life as best friends. He was full of life, seeing the best of everyone he met. Those who knew him best admired him for the interest he took in each person. In meeting new people, one of the first things he’d do is the “Mennonite Connection” to see if there was a possibility of being a long lost relative. It seemed important to him. Continue reading “In Memory of Edgar Stoesz Kehler”
In memory of Jacob JK Kehler and Elizabeth Doerksen Kehler.
Death leaves a heartache no one can heal,
Love leaves a memory no one can steal.
Grandma, it is now 9 years since Jesus took you home. I remember well the moment your spirit left your earthly body. I will always treasure the memory of holding your hand as Jesus came and lifted your spirit to be joined with Him in eternity. How I treasure that memory!
Grandpa, for you it is now 29 yrs. since you left us so suddenly. I remember you telling me how you prayed for “the generations to come”. I didn’t understand it at the time, but now I know what a rich spiritual heritage you left us and how grateful I am to our Heavenly Father for allowing me to be your grandchild.
You were both very instrumental in helping shape the person I am today. Thank you for praying for us regularly. Your prayers are still being answered today. We miss you, but know you are with your Lord & Saviour. What a glorious day that will be when we will be re-united!
-Grand daughter Diane Funk (nee Kehler)
Recipe: Zumma BorschtSummary: A Mennonite Favorite!
Recipe by: Kehler Archives
by Kaylee Peters
What if we didn’t have Christmas what if,
We couldn’t spend Christmas with our family,
Or we couldn’t wish our friends a Merry Christmas.
Or we couldn’t make memories on this special day,
Or we couldn’t do the things we do on Christmas,
Thanks to God we don’t have to worry about that,
He gave us Jesus and Jesus’ birthday,
He gave us family time,
He gave us memories,
He gave us Merry Christmas,
He gave us that day, that moment,
That we spend doing the stuff we love with people we love,
So Christmas isn’t about presents,
Or toys or decoration or who gets what,
It’s about Jesus,
And what he has given us,
So Thank-You
Kaylee Peters, 13, is the daughter of Karin (Kehler) & Menno Peters, and the granddaughter of Benjamin & Martha Kehler, Steinbach, MB.
Stoesz, a 24-year-old from Steinbach, Manitoba, is in his first full season as the Devils’ enforcer.
Devils’ left winger’s fight gets 4-game suspension
TROY, NY — As he sat at his locker stall Tuesday at RPI’s Houston Field House, Myles Stoesz sported a badge of his role for the Albany Devils. The area around Stoesz’s left eye was discolored, and just above the cheekbone he sported a gash.
“This was from the (helmet) visor,” he said, pointing to the gash received in a fight with Toronto’s Kyle Neuber, “and this (left eye) is the one punch that hit me.”
Stoesz, a 24-year-old from Steinbach, Manitoba, is in his first full season as the Devils’ enforcer. Continue reading “Stoesz Enjoys Role of Enforcer”
The first baby born at a new stand-alone birth centre in Winnipeg, a 5th generation “Berliner” Kehler, has black eyes and a head full of dark curls.
The first baby born at a new stand-alone birth centre in Winnipeg, a 5th generation “Berliner” Kehler, has black eyes and a head full of dark curls. Continue reading “It’s a “Berliner” Boy, New Birth Centre’s First Delivery!”
Want to give a gift that is educational, historical, takes up little space, requires no batteries and that a loved one will have for years?
Here’s an idea to help fill those stockings!
Want to give a gift that is educational, historical, takes up little space, requires no batteries and that a loved one will have for years?
Give a copy of the book, The Berliner Kehler Clan ~ A History in Portraits!
There are limited copies available.
For more information, and to obtain this book in time for Christmas, contact us!
The Berliner Kehler Clan
Printed 2009
An angel in the book of life wrote down our baby’s birth. And whispered as she closed the book, ” too beautiful for earth.”
It is with great sadness we announce the passing our baby boy, Callum Richard Montgomery who died the day he was born on November 29th 2011.
You will always be in our hearts!
Love always,
Your mommy and daddy, big brother Liam and big sister Mackenzie
Funeral service will be held on Thursday Dec. 8th at 4:00pm at Cropo Funeral Chapel, 1442 Main Street. Reception to follow.