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Elmer Hihn
October 6, 1928 - November 12, 2015
Elmer was born October 6,1928 at Ankerton, AB, the second oldest of
five children born to Maurice and Annie Hihn.In 1934, a family farm
was established in the Spring Lake District.He attended Grove School,
then transferred to St. Leo School. After finishing Grade 9, he was needed to
help on the farm;and he remained there, gradually taking over the farm
from his father.In 1974, he sold the farm and moved to Edmonton.
He became a custodian of the newly built Good Shepherd Parish where he also
served as an an acolyte and usher for Sunday and daily Masses. He joined the
Knights of Columbus in 1969, and faithfully served in a number of positions
for many years.He volunteered ; assisting residents at Lynnwood
Nursing Home to attend Mass on Saturday, working countless bingos and casinos were
just some of the ways he spent his time.
In May of 2010, he moved to St Andrews Centre, where he enjoyed the company of his peers, especially
Saturday night bingo.He was an active member of the Legion of Mary until his death.
He enjoyed travelling; cruising to Alaska and the Panama Canal,trips to visit family in Ontario,
and especially his trip to the World Eucharist Congress in Dublin Ireland.
Elmer was a gentle, kind , generous man. He will be truly missed by his friends and many others
whose lives he touched, but most especially by his family: sisters ; Leona(Ted) Worth, and
Mathilda(Mike) Deck, brother Joseph(Amelia) Hihn; and his nieces and nephews.
five children born to Maurice and Annie Hihn.In 1934, a family farm
was established in the Spring Lake District.He attended Grove School,
then transferred to St. Leo School. After finishing Grade 9, he was needed to
help on the farm;and he remained there, gradually taking over the farm
from his father.In 1974, he sold the farm and moved to Edmonton.
He became a custodian of the newly built Good Shepherd Parish where he also
served as an an acolyte and usher for Sunday and daily Masses. He joined the
Knights of Columbus in 1969, and faithfully served in a number of positions
for many years.He volunteered ; assisting residents at Lynnwood
Nursing Home to attend Mass on Saturday, working countless bingos and casinos were
just some of the ways he spent his time.
In May of 2010, he moved to St Andrews Centre, where he enjoyed the company of his peers, especially
Saturday night bingo.He was an active member of the Legion of Mary until his death.
He enjoyed travelling; cruising to Alaska and the Panama Canal,trips to visit family in Ontario,
and especially his trip to the World Eucharist Congress in Dublin Ireland.
Elmer was a gentle, kind , generous man. He will be truly missed by his friends and many others
whose lives he touched, but most especially by his family: sisters ; Leona(Ted) Worth, and
Mathilda(Mike) Deck, brother Joseph(Amelia) Hihn; and his nieces and nephews.