HABENICHT, Judson Paul, born May 27,
1919, in River Plate Sanitarium, Argentina, died
June 18, 1985, in Berrien Springs, Mich. He was a
member of the Pioneer Memorial Church in
Berrien Springs. Judson was a pastor in Michigan,
Ohio, and Alberta, Canada. He was the first
director of Camp Au SaMe in Michigan.
Survivors include his wife, Beth; 3 daughters.
Merry Beth KnoU, Cheeri Lee Roberts, and Linda
Joy Sherlock; his mother, Federica; 2 sisters.
Mercedes Dyer and Hilda; 2 brothers, Fred and
Glen, and 7 grandchildren.
Services were conducted by Dr. Daniel Augs-
burger, and interment was in Rose Hill Cemetery,
Berrien Spring
1919, in River Plate Sanitarium, Argentina, died
June 18, 1985, in Berrien Springs, Mich. He was a
member of the Pioneer Memorial Church in
Berrien Springs. Judson was a pastor in Michigan,
Ohio, and Alberta, Canada. He was the first
director of Camp Au SaMe in Michigan.
Survivors include his wife, Beth; 3 daughters.
Merry Beth KnoU, Cheeri Lee Roberts, and Linda
Joy Sherlock; his mother, Federica; 2 sisters.
Mercedes Dyer and Hilda; 2 brothers, Fred and
Glen, and 7 grandchildren.
Services were conducted by Dr. Daniel Augs-
burger, and interment was in Rose Hill Cemetery,
Berrien Spring
HABENICHT, Judson Paul, born May 27,
1919, in River Plate Sanitarium, Argentina, died
June 18, 1985, in Berrien Springs, Mich. He was a
member of the Pioneer Memorial Church in
Berrien Springs. Judson was a pastor in Michigan,
Ohio, and Alberta, Canada. He was the first
director of Camp Au SaMe in Michigan.
Survivors include his wife, Beth; 3 daughters.
Merry Beth KnoU, Cheeri Lee Roberts, and Linda
Joy Sherlock; his mother, Federica; 2 sisters.
Mercedes Dyer and Hilda; 2 brothers, Fred and
Glen, and 7 grandchildren.
Services were conducted by Dr. Daniel Augs-
burger, and interment was in Rose Hill Cemetery,
Berrien Spring
1919, in River Plate Sanitarium, Argentina, died
June 18, 1985, in Berrien Springs, Mich. He was a
member of the Pioneer Memorial Church in
Berrien Springs. Judson was a pastor in Michigan,
Ohio, and Alberta, Canada. He was the first
director of Camp Au SaMe in Michigan.
Survivors include his wife, Beth; 3 daughters.
Merry Beth KnoU, Cheeri Lee Roberts, and Linda
Joy Sherlock; his mother, Federica; 2 sisters.
Mercedes Dyer and Hilda; 2 brothers, Fred and
Glen, and 7 grandchildren.
Services were conducted by Dr. Daniel Augs-
burger, and interment was in Rose Hill Cemetery,
Berrien Spring
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