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This photo is of a funeral, the coffin surrounded by thirty-three family members, whose names are listed on the back.

This photo is a funeral cortege.

This photo is of the funeral of [Lena Preuss]. The coffin is surrounded by her family including Enns and Harders.
Note: See NP164-03-46

This photo is of a funeral, likely for Tiena Enns:
L-r: Liese Enns, Greta Tiel (Franz's mother-in-law), Franz Ennsa and his wife, Elsa and their children (except their oldest son).

This photo is of an unidentifed man in a coffin.

This photo is of a funeral, likely Hans Fast, who died
18 October, 1962:
Names: Sister-in-law Tina Ens, brother-in-law Franz Tiessen, sister-in-law Ana Tiessen, I, our children and grandchildren.

This photo is of Daniel Ad. Reimer in his coffin, born 1907. Included are mostly ministers and elders:
Peter Neumann, Aran A. Warkentin, and others (one is Russian).

This photo is of Lena Preuss in her coffin, surrounded by her family.
L-r: Br. Unrau, Hans son of Lena and his wife Rita, Abram, Njuta, Sara Neumann, Peter, Liese Enns, Erna Harder

This photo is of Peter Neumann in the coffin, born December 24,1901 and surrounded by his family, July 27, 1975.
Names listed: Erna Harder, Rita Preuss, Waja Preuss, Viktor N., Hein Wiebe, son of Agnes Fast, Njuta Baerg, Me (Sara), Egon N.

This photo is of the funeral of Sara Fast, December 19, 1965. The coffin is surrounded by her family.
Note: Roman numerals on back: I,II,III

George C. Kroeker, 25 years of age, poses with his sister Elizabeth, 20 years of age who is holding a guitar. They are the maternal grandfather and great aunt of Linda Huebert Hecht.

This photo is of the Gerhard Neufeld family. The background of this photo is interesting with its view of the forest. See #6 for a picture of Gerhard when he was younger. On this photo he could be 7 years old. His sister Katja (Katie) stands behind him. Imprinted on the bottom right hand corner of this photo is the date 1904.
In 1924 when Olga Enns was 7 years old, her family emigrated to Canada. But she was not allowed to come to Canada in July with the rest of her family. Her parents asked a different Neufeld family to look after 7 year old Olga and Gerhard Neufeld who by this time was in his late teens and an orphan. Gerhard and Olga arrived in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada in September 1924. Gerhard later married a daughter of Bishop (Ältester) Janzen of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
Note: The original has been donated (Acc. No. 2010-025).

Anni Rosen? a German friend of Anni Unruh, Alida’s mother, stands in front of the Medizinisches-Tecknikum, the school for training nurses in Halbstadt. It was sent to Anni Unruh August 23, 1938 as a remembrance from Anni Rosen’s school days. Anni Unruh wanted to become a nurse but her parents couldn’t afford to pay for her education.