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This photo is of Adolph and Hilda Redekopp with their children Kenneth, Paul, and Linda. The photo was taken to commemorate the installation of the Redekopps at the Lashburn MB Church.
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This photo is a portrait of Adolph Redekopp.
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This photo is of John Redekop speaking at a Canadian MB Conference convention.
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This photo is of John Redekop speaking at a Council of Boards convention.
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This photo is of (l-r) James Pankratz and John Redekop visiting together at a Canadian MB Conference convention.
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This photo is of John Redekop speaking at the Columbia Resource Centre opening.
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This photo is a close-up of (l-r) John Redekop and Robert Goulet.
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This photo is of John Redekop speaking at a Council of Boards convention.
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This photo is of John Redekop speaking at a Council of Boards convention.
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This photo is of John Redekop speaking at a Saskatchewan MB Conference convention.
John Redekop speaks from the floor
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This photo is of John Redekop speaking from the floor at a Canadian MB Conference convention.
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This photo is of John Redekop speaking at a Canadian MB Conference.
Part of MB Herald Photograph Collection
This photo is of John Redekop speaking at the Canadian MB Conference convention.
Part of MB Herald Photograph Collection
This photo is of John Redekop speaking at a Canadian MB Conference convention.
Part of MB Herald Photograph Collection
This photo is of a group of Mennonite Brethren students in a park in Europe in the mid-1950s. Among the students pictured are Bill and Lydia Reimer, Victor and Dorothy Martens, John Redekop, Clarence Bauman, and Harvey Dyck.