Birth date: Feb 22, 1914 Death date: Feb 26, 2009
George Gerald Nika, 94, of Martinsville, Illinois passed away at 12:40 a.m. on Thursday, February 26, 2009 at Union Hospital, Terre Haute, Indiana. He was born May 22, 1914 in Painesville, Ohio. On September 3, 1938 he married the Read Obituary
Florence, George was a great inspiration to us--- as you were---and it was always a pleasure to be in your company. We really enjoyed the times that we spent together with you---nothing but fond memories. We thank the Lord for George 's faithful servi
Dear Family........Pastor has been the most precious friend of our 's, more like family than not. He will be remembered by our family forever. We know he is happy with "our Lord and Savior" right now. He gave his life for his service to the Lord. Prai
Pastor Nika was VBS to me. Anytime I think of Bible School I see his face at the door as he welcomed us kids into the church. Year after year, I saw the joy in his face while ringing the church bell. And he will forever be "Onward, Christian Soldier."
Our hearts are hurting from the news of Pastor Nika, though we are so comforted in knowing that we will see him again in Heaven, I 'm sure he is now in Awe in the presence of the God whom he so faithfully served for so many years,,,having visited with
His contribution to our community was significant and will be remembered for many years. Very few people have the opportunity or the capability of helping so many others to be better than they would otherwise.
To the Family, I cannot begin to tell you how much your father, Pastor Nika met in the lives of our family. Of course Mom & Dad were very close to them, and then your Dad and Mom even came to Ohio to preform the wedding for me and Herb. I just fin
I just wanted you to know that I am so sorry for your loss! My Grandma - Catherine Hardway - brought me to that church when I could just barely walk and I loved attending there. I looked so forward to Bible School in the summer. He married my Mom and
Your family and mine were nearly one. George, your husband and dad, spent a day at the hospital with us when my mother was dying and he was there for us many other times during my life. He was not just the church pastor....he was a pastor to the whole
