Kehlers who honor past and inspire other Berliner Kehler family members
Travel Manitoba together with Jackfish Media and ITV Winnipeg review Horfrost Restaurant
Travel Manitoba together with Jackfish Media and ITV Winnipeg review Horfrost Restaurant:
Chris Kehler, a Berliner Kehler – son of (the late) Edgar & Helen Kehler, together with business partner Jeff Mialkowski, opened the fine dining restaurant Horfrost, in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba in October 2007. The restaurant sits along River Road across from Ecole Arthur Meighen School.
MARJORIE ANNE HEINRICHS was born in Morris, Man., on March 2, 1956, the second of six children born to Helen and Sydney Reimer, a financial adviser
As published by Nancy Macdonald, Macleans – The End
After the death of her first-born, she found solace and healing with her native neighbours. She especially loved the sweat lodge.
MARJORIE ANNE HEINRICHS was born in Morris, Man., on March 2, 1956, the second of six children born to Helen and Sydney Reimer, a financial adviser. Marj, a redhead with a fiery personality and a yen for storytelling, grew up in the prosperous, conservative Mennonite community of Rosenort. She was an opinionated and curious tomboy—not your average Mennonite girl. TV and radio, the church believed, were a sin. Hard work brought you closer to God.
At 14, she met Jim Heinrichs, “the cutest boy in school,” as she described him. Gentle Jim, shy and soft-spoken, was her polar opposite. They married in 1974, after graduating from Rosenort Collegiate, and moved onto a hog farm west of town. Continue reading “The End – Marjorie Anne Heinrichs”
My sister-in-law and I were crossing into the U.S. a few weeks ago to spend a day shopping and to pick up our baking supplies for our Christmas baking. The border agent asked us the purpose of our visit and we told him about our baking supply list and he asked us if we were planning on making “divinity.”
My sister-in-law and I were crossing into the U.S. a few weeks ago to spend a day shopping and to pick up our baking supplies for our Christmas baking. The border agent asked us the purpose of our visit and we told him about our baking supply list and he asked us if we were planning on making “divinity.” I got real curious on this “divinity” and searched high and low for a recipe so I could try this scrumptious candy that he said was a “must” on a Christmas plate of dainties. Continue reading “Christmas Baking”
The Henry Family honors Marj Heinrichs in this video.
A two part video of the funeral for Marj Heinrichs held on November 13, 2010 at the Rosenort EM Church, can be viewed here: Continue reading “Marj Heinrichs Funeral on kehler.ca”
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press Friends, First Nation mourn ‘tragic’ loss
The death of a Rosenort woman Tuesday afternoon has shaken family and friends in Manitoba and Ontario, where she was well known for her work with First Nations.
Marj Heinrichs, author, journalist, communications consultant and mother of five, died in a crash east of Morris that also sent four other people to hospital with serious injuries.
She was on her way to a traditional sweat lodge ceremony in Roseau River First Nation when she died. Continue reading “Author killed in crash ‘was like family’”
Marj Heinrichs, an accomplished writer and photographer from Rosenort, was killed in the collision near Morris, on Tuesday afternoon.
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Marj Heinrichs, a mother of five and an accomplished writer and photographer from Rosenort, was killed in the collision near Morris, on Tuesday afternoon.
Heinrichs had a passion for aboriginal culture and she was on her way to a traditional sweat ceremony in Roseau River when the collision occurred. She was driving a Chevy Impala, crossing the intersection of Highway 23 and Highway 200 when her car was broadsided by a Chevy Avalanche.
A roadside memorial has been set up at the site of the crash. Continue reading “Writer Marj Heinrichs killed in crash near Morris”
The extended Berliner Kehler family possess treasured recipes, some handed down through generations, that are not only beloved because of delicious taste, but because it evokes memories of favorite family get-togethers, a holiday or a treasured family member. We all have favorite foods that seem to be served only when someone special is visiting or when visiting Grandma’s house. It only makes sense that we would now take the time to collect and share these recipes with one another, before they are lost with the passing of each Berliner Kehler.
This is a work in progress which will hopefully result in a treasury of favorite Kehler recipes for generations to come. Submitted recipes will be posted on the “Family Recipes” page of this website. Please share recipes of today or the past, by emailing them to Berliner Kehler Recipes . Thanks for caring to share!
