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This is copy of a painting of the Funk windmill and house in Rosenthal, Ukraine. The mill was purchased by Johann Jacob Funk,
Katie Funk Wiebe's father’s father, in 1904 for 3,000 rubles. It was destroyed in 1926. This painting of the mill was made by Katie's uncle, John Funk.

This is a photo of Grandma Susanna Funk (nee Susanna Peters) standing in front of a house wearing her Sunday best outfit. Her son Jacob J. Funk stands in the background looking on.

This is a photo of Grandma Susanna Funk (nee Susanna Peters) standing outside in front of a house flanked by her daughters and daughters-in-law. Left to right in the photo: Susanna Funk, Betty Funk, Grandma Susanna, Tina Funk, and Anna Funk.

This is a photo of Grandma Susanna Funk’s home in Hague, Saskatchewan in 1949. She is standing in front wearing her large white work apron.

This photo is of the Greenfarm MB church in Sask.

This is a photo of the mock coronation at the ice carnival in 1937 in Blaine Lake, Saskatchewan. Katie Funk Wiebe is the princess on the
left. In the center is Marguerite Perrin as queen. On the right is Fern Horner, the other princess. The dresses were made of crepe paper and worn over snowsuits.

This is a photo of Jacob and Anna Funk in 1938. Note Anna’s new hand-sewn swagger suit and fancy hat and Jake’s spiffy three-piece suit and flat cap.

This is a photo of Jacob and Anna Funk (nee Anna Janzen) standing on a wooden sidewalk near their home during the spring melt.

This is a photo of Jacob and Anna Funk (nee Anna Janzen) standing on the street corner.

This is a photo showing Jacob and Anna Funk (nee Anna Janzen) standing in front of the store that Jake manages. Both he and his wife are wearing large, white storekeeper aprons.