Crimea - Tuesday October 3               see also Day One, Two, Three, Four, Dnepropetrovsk

We ask passengers to opt for:
- generic bus tours to Mennonite villages including Karassan, Spat, Menlerchik, Tschongrau, Annenfeld
or
- sites of the Crimean War, including Charge of the Light Brigade (Into the valley of death rode the six hundred) and Balaklava harbor (Florence Nightingale), which became a Soviet nuclear submarine base
There are no quotas or limitations for either Crimea choice - just pick the trip you want
Alternatively, you can stay on the ship in a very interesting port.  We are docked right in the middle of it.

Mennonite Village Trips  Annenfeld saw the founding of the Krimmer Mennonite Brethren (KMB) Church in 1869
1.    Jerry Barkman (Annenfeld),
2.    Dona Bogner (Bruderfeld),
3.    Albert Friesen (Karassan),
4.    Linda Friesen (Karassan)
5.    Elsie Isaac, John Isaac,
6.    David Jost (Annenfeld),
7.    Rob Jost (Annenfeld),
8.    Sally Krahn,
9.    John Krahn,
10.    Eleanora Laffin (Spat),
11.    Elfrieda Langeman O'Neil (Spat),
12,    Agnes Regier (Karassan)
13.    Elmer Regier (Karassan)
14.    Don Wester (Annenfeld),
15.    Sue Wester (Annenfeld),
16.    Henry Wolfe,
17.    Elsie Wolfe,
18.    Dick Klippenstein
19.    Walter Klippenstein
20-27  Unruh clan (Spat):
        Ellen Brummelhuis, Betty McCullough, Bill McCullough, Ella Unruh, Harold Unruh, Heather Unruh, Rick Unruh, Wally Unruh
28.    Helen Wiens

Crimea War Sites
This tour is not a glorification of war. This is a visit to the sites, including the famous Panorama Museum, of important events in world history 1854-1857 which deeply affected our Mennonite ancestors.
1.    Chris Baerg,
2.    Irene Deckert,
3.    Lyle Deckert,
4.    Sharon Duarte,
5.    Roger Duarte,
6.    Alvena Dyck,
7.    Victor Dyck,
8.    Merill Ewert,
9.    Priscilla Ewert,
10.    Larry Fast,
11.    Amanda Fast,
12.    Marlyn Fast,
13.    Erwin Friesen,
14.    Dawn Friesen,
15.    Helen Froese,
16.    George Goossen,
17.    Eileen Goossen,
18.    Rachel Graber,
19.    Jerry Graber,
20.    Harry Heidebrecht,
21.    Margaret Heidebrecht,
22.    Jessie Hetherington,
23.    Louise Klaassen,
24.    David Klaassen,
25.    Kate Kroeger,
26.    Arthur Kroeger,
27.    Alix Kroeger,
28.    Irvin Kroeker,
29.    Marguerite Lohrenz,
30.    Lee Lohrenz,
31.    Bob Martens,
32.    Vic(VJM) Martens,
33.    Helene Mathies,
34.    Carol Nicolet,
35.    Vic Pauls
36.    Ernest Pauls,
37.    Wilf Penner,
38.    Harold Penner,
39.    Joan Penner,
40.    Ron Preheim,
41.    Lois Preheim,
42.    Judith Rempel,
43.    Edgar Rogalski,
44.    Sharon Sawatzky,
45.    Denny Smith,
46.    Bill Smith,
47.    Mary Smith,
48.    Patricia Smith,
49.    Bernie Thiessen,
50.    Kathy Thiessen,
51.    James Waltner
52.    Lenore Waltner
53.    Patkau, Erwin
54.    Patkau, Tina
55.   Dick Toews
56.   Jacob Toews
57.   Peggy Esbenshade
58.   Anthony Martens
59.   Victor Martens
60.   Anna-Marie Atherton
61.   Margaret Werner
62-66 Dahl clan:
        Daniel Dahl, Katherine Dahl, Connie Dahl, Robert Dahl, Stuart Dahl
67.  Fran Siemens
68.  Bob Dyck
69.  Dianne Dyck
70.  Alvin Suderman
71.  Mary Suderman
72.  Ed Wiens
73.   Albert Friesen,
74.   Linda Friesen,
75.  Lenora Esau
76.  Walter Esau

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