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Tina continued to live at the condo before moving to Pemmican Lodge. In 1994, they moved to their new condo in Lethbridge which they enjoyed together for two years before the Lord took Henry just before his 80th birthday in 1996. There they celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary.

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In these years, they enjoyed camping trips with their trailer and van, bus trips to the USA plus overseas to Israel and Europe, fishing at Lake Newell, and their involvement with the Gideon Ministry Bible distribution. When they sold the farm, they moved to Brooks, where Henry worked at Modern Auto and Tina worked at the vegetable processing plant and in the Brooks Hospital, eventually both retiring.

In 1964, they sold Henry’s Service and built a new house and farmed in south Gem for several years. church, she periodically led the women’s group, and She taught her children to work by her example.

Tina loved to serve her family: sewing clothes, tending her garden, preserving the summer’s harvest, and providing for her family’s needs. In 1947, they moved back to Gem where Henry with his brother-in-law Henry Peters started Henry’s Service, an auto repair shop. They returned to Alberta, living in Coaldale for a time while Henry worked in a garage there. Milton and Caroline were both born there. so he could complete his wartime commitments. Tina and Henry lived first in Mission/Matsqui, B.C. They fell in love, wrote letters while Henry was in army camp as a conscientious objector, and were married on a balmy Decemin Gem, AB. In the fall of 1939-40, she attended Bible School in Coaldale, AB, and there met Henry Martin Wiebe. This is where she learned to cut grapefruit, for all those who remember this staple at her breakfast table. As a teenager, Tina worked for three months as a housekeeper for a judge’s family in Calgary. She was the oldest of 8 children: Tina, Helen, Henry, Lydia, Erna, Anne, Martha and Ernie. She lived with her parents and siblings first in Aberdeen, SK then Glenwood, AB and then Gem, AB. Tina Wiebe was born November 13, 1921, to Henry and Katarina Peters in Konteniusfeld, South Russia and in 1925 emigrated to Canada. TINA WIEBE, of Lethbridge, beloved wife of the late Henry Wiebe, passed away peacefully at the Chinook Regional Hospital, on Wednesday, Jat the age of 100 years.