Lazarus
Project
An expanded obituary project of MennObits. Includes
additional information of obituaries appearing in
The Mennonite and other newspapers. Source of individual obituaries given with
each record. Project managed by Thelma Martin.
1996
- I to K
Kreider, Harold H.;
Kreider, Harold H., 61, of Elizabethtown, PA died August 6,
1996, at home. He was born in Lancaster Co., PA , to Elmer K. and Mary
A. Herr Kreider. He was the husband of Martha Miller Kreider.
A member of Miners Village Mennonite Church Cornwall, PA.
Survived by his wife Martha and six sons, Jerry D., husband of Iva Lynn
Gehman Kreider of Manheim, PA; Arnold W., husband of Rachel Kauffman
Kreider of Metter, GA, Nelson, husband of Dorothy Kauffman Kreider, and
Harold R., husband of Carolyn Haldeman Kreider, both of Thompsontown,
PA; Daniel L., husband of Eunice Rohrer Kreider of Sudlersville, MD,
and Nevin P., at home; three daughters, Grace E., wife of Elton Gehman
of Thompsontown, PA; Gloria J., wife of Noah Boyle of
Elizabethtown, PA and Lois E., at home; and 32 grandchildren. Also
surviving are seven brothers, Mervin H. of Denver, PA; Lloyd H. of
Kirkwood, PA; Elmer H. of East Berlin, PA; Franklin H. and Clyde H.,
both of Lancaster, PA and Norman H. and John H., both of Harrisonburg,
VA; and three sisters, Elva M., wife of Eli Breneman of Manheim, PA;
Esther M., wife of James Siegrist of Wernersville, PA; and Edith A.,
wife of Elvin Denlinger of Holtwood, PA.
Funeral service was August 9, 1996 at White Oak Mennonite Church, with
the following ministers of Miners Village Mennonite Church officiating:
Stanley Wine, Earnest Wine, Daniel Binkley and Jessie Neuenschwander.
Interment was in White Oak Mennonite Cemetery, Manheim, PA.
Source: The Juniata Sentinel
Mifflintown, PA August 14, 1996
Submitted by: Leon Hertzler
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