Abram Hamm
April 8, 1943 – February 12, 2025
Our father, grandfather, and great grandfather Abram Hamm was born on April 8, 1943. He was the seventh child born to Henry and Maria Hamm. He grew up on the family farm east of Hague near the river.
Dad was a grade 12 graduate of Hague High School in 1965. Dad began his working career on dairy farms before deciding to pursue power line construction. He worked for Thompson Johnson and then went on to work for SaskPower for 40 years until retirement. Dad’s desire to remain busy led him to work for DC Trenchingfor another 3 years until he could no longer physically work.
Dad and Mom were introduced by their siblings Mike and Helen. They dated for 4 years and married on August 24, 1968,at the Rosthern Mennonite Church. They started their married life together in Saskatoon, then moved to Weyburn for a short time, and returned to Saskatoon. Together they found and purchased a house in Martensville where they resided for 53 years.
They were blessed with two children; Brenda (Tracy) Thibodeau; Cindy (Dave) Fehr; four grandchildren; Brent Fehr, Devin (Jasmine) Fehr, Jesse Thibodeau, Colby Fehr: two great grandchildren; Willow and Phoebe Fehr.
Dad was meticulous in every aspect. He was a hard worker and well known for his care and attention to his yard, vehicles, hair, and even his campsite.
Dad and Mom attended the Martensville Mission Church where Dad was baptized upon confession of his faith on July 28, 1991.
Dad and Mom enjoyed spending time with family and friends. Over the years they enjoyed gatherings, camping, fishing, going for coffee, and travelling with many family members and friends.
Dad was highly committed to his community and the growth of Martensville. He was part of the committee that planned and fundraised dollars for the first indoor arena. He enjoyed playing broom ball and curling in the new complex.
Dad was always very health conscious. He was active and healthy until he was diagnosed with Parkinsons which slowly took over his body functions. In 2022, due to this disease, we decided it was best for Dad and Mom to move into the North View Mennonite Haven in Warman where Dad could receive assisted care. Dads’ health continued to deteriorate, and it wasn’t long before he was moved into the Warman Mennonite Special Care Home where he could be cared for until his death. Dad died peacefully in his room at the care home with his family present.
Dad was predeceased by his parents Henry and Maria Hamm, his brother Michael Hamm, sisters Mary Dyck, Martha Fehr, Sarah Epp, his son Norbert Hamm, and numerous in-laws.
Dad leaves to mourn his wife, Nettie; his sisters Bertha Fehr, Elizabeth (Rueben) Derksen; his brothers, Phil (Helen) Hamm, Henry (Peggy Hamm), his children Brenda (Tracy) Thibodeau; Cindy (Dave) Fehr: grandchildren, Brent Fehr, Devin (Jasmine) Fehr, Jesse Thibodeau, Colby Fehr; great grandchildren, Willow and Phoebe Fehr; numerous in-laws, nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.
Our family wishes to express our gratitude to the Warman Mennonite Special Care Home for the excellent and compassionate care that Dad received.
A public viewing will take place on Tuesday, February 18, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. at Dalmeny Funeral Home. The funeral will take place on Wednesday, February 19, 2025, at 2:00 p.m. at the Warman Bergthaler Mennonite Church with burial to follow at the Hague Cemetery. To watch the live stream please click on the link below.
CLICK HERE FOR LIVE STREAM LINK OF FUNERAL SERVICE FOR THE LATE ABRAM HAMM
(A copy of the live stream will also be available to view after the service at the link above. The copy will be available for approximately 6 months.)
Memorial donations can be made to Parkinson Canada, 4211 Yonge Street, Suite 316, Toronto, ON M2P 2A9 or to the Warman Mennonite Special Care Home, 201 Centennial Blvd, Warman, SK S0K 0A1.
Arrangements entrusted to Dalmeny Funeral Home 306-254-2022.
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