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Isabella Mary Ann Jorde
On Wednesday, December 8, 1999, Isabella Mary Ann Jorde, late of Radville, passed away at the Marian Health Centre, at the age of 93 years. Predeceased by her parents, Annie and Donald McPhederan; husband, Sven Jorde; four grandchildren
: Diane Leatherdale, three Ellingson babies; great grandchildren: Trent Bouchard, Kevin Briltz, Natacha Kalenz (baby); two brothers: John and Duncan McPhederan; two sisters: Flora Noan and Catherine Elly. Isabella leaves to mourn her six daughters: Anne (Roy) Ellingson of Estevan; Irene Berg of Radville; Pearl Berger of Lake Alma; Alverna Berger of Radville; Clara (Earl) Ness of McTaggart; and Florelle (Richard) Stefan of North Battleford; one son, Ivan (Joanne) Jorde of Black Diamond, AB; one brother Donald McPhederan of Prince Albert; one sister-in-law, Agnes Jorde of Yellow Grass; 25 grandchildren, 40 great grandchildren, and 36 great great grandchildren; as well as numerous nieces and nephews. Isabella Mary Ann was born in Innary, Scotland on June 20, 1906 to Donald and Annie McPhederan. She came to Canada in 1911 with her mother, two brothers and one sister. Her dad had arrived in 1908 and filed on a homestead. She lived in the Overland District (south of Lake Alma) in a sod shack. A few years later, a lumber house was built. Isabella attended school at Overland School, walking the two miles, summer and winter. She attended church at Overland and in later years at Lake Alma Lutheran. On December 15, 1922 she married Sven Jorde and they farmed and raised a family of seven. She did not have things very easy as there were no pampers, washing machines, or fridges in those days. Isabella would often mention how, during the dry 30s, she would carry water from a spring a mile away. Isabella sewed all the girls' dresses. She would buy ten yards of one pattern (so there would be no waste) and all five of the older girls would have the same dress (which they weren't too happy with). In 1957 the family moved to Estevan, where Sven had a job as guard at the Boundary Dam. Isabella or "Bella" as she was called, worked in a cafe. There were only two left at home by this time, Florelle and Ivan. In 1961 they sold their land to Walter Pohle and bought a house in Lake Alma. There, Bella worked as a telephone operator until the office was taken out of Lake Alma. Sven passed away March 27, 1987 and Bella continued to live in Lake Alma until February 1992, when she entered the Marian Home in Radville. Isabella has 105 direct descendants - six daughters: Anne Ellingson, Irene Berg, Pearl Berger, Alverna Berger, Clara Ness, Florelle Stefan, and one son, Ivan Jorde; 25 grandchildren, 40 great grandchildren; and 36 great great grandchildren. Funeral service was held Saturday, December 11 at 10:00 a.m. from Lake Alma Lutheran Church with Pastor Martin Olson officiating. Interment followed in Overland Cemetery, Lake Alma. All those in attendance were considered to be honorary pallbearers. The active pallbearers were: Rodney Ellingson, Randy Ellingson, Conrad Berger, Wilbur Berger, Laine Stefan and Bryan Berger. Those wishing to express their sympathy may donate to Lake Alma Lutheran Church or the Palliative Care Unit of Radville Marian Health Centre, Radville. Arrangements were in care of Hastings-Dionne Funeral Home Inc., Weyburn.
Raymond Eldege LaBelle
On Tuesday, December 7, 1999, Raymond Eldege LaBelle, late of Radville, passed away at the age of 48 years. Predeceased by his parents, Genest and Marion LaBelle; two brothers: Francis and Marcel LaBelle and one brother-in-law, Jeff Boots. Raymond is survived by his loving wife, Vera, nee Boots, and his precious daughter, Tiffany LaBelle of Radville; three sisters: Virginia LaBelle of Estevan; Margaret (Greg) Feuring of Lampman; and Mary (David) Jukes of Moose Jaw; one brother Leo (Patti nee Ehman) LaBelle of Regina; Vera's parents, Rut and Lynn Boots of Moose Jaw; brothers-in-law: Ron and Donna Boots of Saskatoon; Ben and Rosalie Boots of Moose Jaw; as well as many nieces and nephews. He will be sadly missed by numerous relatives and friends. Raymond was born September 19, 1951 in Radville and attended St. Olivier School, the University of Sask. and Newman Theological College in Edmonton, AB. Raymond was a member of the Knights of Columbus. He thoroughly enjoyed the outdoors and his family farm. Prayers were said Friday, December 10 at 7:30 p.m. from Holy Family Roman Catholic Church, Radville, with Anna Bourassa presiding. The funeral mass was held Saturday, December 11 at 10:30 a.m. from Holy Family Roman Catholic Church with Father Brian Meredith Celebrant. Interment followed in Laurier Cemetery, Radville. Active pallbearers were: Leonard Vande Velde, Bob Biss, David Woitas, Richard Wick, Dave Keen and Vince Eidsness. Those wishing to express their sympathy may donate to the Saskatchewan Mental Health Association, in his memory. Arrangements were in care of Hastings-Dionne Funeral Home Inc., Weyburn.
C. Peter Grimm
We are saddened by the passing of C. Peter Grimm at the age of 69. Predeceased by his wife Ricki Grimm (nee Krawczyk). Peter is survived by his sisters: Toni (Ian) and Jean (George); daughter Erica (Craig) and son Paul (Kim), grandchildren Daniel, Amadea, David and Laura. He was always a happy guy. He shared his joy in music with many people. He was a member of numerous bands and orchestras from the Intensely Vigorous College 9 in Saskatoon, to the Regina Lions Band organization, to the Sunday morning music group at St. Vincent de Paul. He leaves behind a very special friend and soul mate Irma McGugan and her children and grandchildren. In the last years of his life they brought him much happiness. He was a pharmacist. First with Pinders then at Souris Valley Regional Care Centre. He shared his love of life with patients, clients and staff. After he retired he could be seen playing tennis or at one of the many cultural and music events he was fond of. He leaves behind many friends. The room is quiet. The band has left the stage. Prayers for C. Peter Grimm were said Monday, December 6, at St. Vincent de Paul Roman Catholic Church, Weyburn at 8:30 p.m. Funeral mass was said Tuesday, December 7 at St. Vincent de paul Roman Catholic Church at 10:30 a.m. with Fr. F. Hengen celebrant. Interment followed at Hillcrest Cemetery, Weyburn. Pallbearers were Jerry Aboa, Joe Dufour, Leo Leydon, Paul Grimm, Terry Cuddington and Laurie Giroux. Honor Guard was formed by the Knights of Columbus. For friends so wishing donations may be made in his memory to the Heart & Stroke Foundation or the Regina Lions Band. Arrangements were entrusted to Fletcher Funeral Chapels Ltd., Weyburn.
Wesley Waldemar Knakoske
On Friday, November 3, 1999, Wesley Waldemar Knakoske, late of Weyburn, passed away at the age of 67 years. Predeceased by his father and mother, August and Louise Knakoske; an infant brother, Walter; four sisters: Bertha Erkelens, Lena Knakoske, Leona Samborski and Dorothy Hanchuk. Wesley is survived by one sister Elsie Nadon of Weyburn, and one brother Ernest (Madeline) Knakoske of Swift Current; as well as many nieces and nephews. Wesley was born on July 27, 1932 on the family farm south of McTaggart. He was the second youngest of the seven children in the Knakoske family. Tragedy struck only a few years later. Wes was only four and Dorothy, the youngest, only two years of age, when Mother died of toximia at 36 years of age. Left with a needy family and facing the hard times of the depression, Dad moved into Weyburn in an effort to find relief. Elsie, the eldest of the family, assumed many of the parent roles for the younger children. Wesley was baptized in the Lutheran Church and confirmed at Zion Lutheran in Weyburn. He was educated in the Weyburn Public Schools and graduated from the Weyburn Collegiate Institute with his grade 12. He worked for a number of years in the Weyburn Co-op Creamery, then at the Saskatchewan Hospital, and finally as a painter with Schwartz Construction. He retired with serious health problems related to his breathing. Though these slowed him down, they did not stop him. He continued to enjoy his hobbies as a backyard mechanic and woodworking. Gentleness and quietness best describe his main qualities. Wes was a very private person who nonetheless treated people with great respect as a gentleman. When he went downtown for business, he was a sharp dresser and a pleasant visitor. But what he loved most was time at home for reading. The prairie had been his childhood playground, and his love for nature and animals was life-long. Most of his reading was in the area of natural medicine too. He learned many homeopathic remedies to help him with his health problems, and the Parkinson's Disease which was diagnosed in about 1992. Wes passed away on November 3, 1999 at his residence in Weyburn. A graveside service was held Monday, December 6 at 2:00 p.m. at Hillcrest Cemetery, Weyburn, with Pastor Ron Bestvater officiating. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in his memory to the Parkinson Foundation of Canada. Arrangements were entrusted to Fletcher Funeral Chapels Ltd., Weyburn.
Arthur Raymond Thue
On Tuesday, December 7, 1999, Arthur Raymond Thue, late of Radville, passed away at the Weyburn General Hospital, at the age of 76 years. Predeceased by his parents: Melvin and Amanda Thue; two brothers: Milton and Vernon; sister, Mildred; brother-in-law, Jim Amson; and by a grandson, Chad Schmidt. Art is survived by his loving wife of 53 years, Ione Thue of Radville; his children: Richard (Annette) of Radville; Robert (Ruth) Thue of Lake Alma; Brian (Lorette) Thue of Lake Alma; Betty (Garry) Schmidt of Radville; Lori (Terry) deVries of Weyburn; and Lennie (Don) Waddell of Weyburn; 19 grandchildren and three great grandchildren; three brothers: Arvid (Levonne) Thue of Lake Alma; Dennis (Joan) Thue of Radville; and James (Sheila) Thue of Bengough; three sisters: Norma Amson of Radison; Myrtle (Jack) Amson of Radison and Donna (Don) Dolgopol of Weyburn; one sister-in-law, Joyce Thue of Regina; as well as numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. Art Thue was born July 24, 1923 to Melvin and Amanda Thue in Lake Alma. He grew up in the Pepper district of Lake Alma and took all his schooling in the little one roomed school. He worked at various jobs and in 1944 began working for Levee Brothers Dairy farm. Here he met Ione Hurlburt and they were married, February 22, 1946 in Weyburn. They moved to her father's farm in the Sada Lake District and raised their six children: Dick, Bob, Brian, Betty, Lorie and Lennie there on the farm. He loved cattle and could walk through the herd and seemed to know the personality of each one. Wednesday afternoons would usually see him at the Weyburn Livestock building watching the sales go up or down. After residing on the farm for 43-1/2 years, they moved to the town of Radville to their home where they still reside. With their children and grandchildren and the spouses living nearby there were many family gatherings and get togethers. He also enjoyed chatting with his friends at the Senior Citizens Club. A memorial service was held Saturday, December 11 at 2:00 p.m. from Holy Family Roman Catholic Church, Radville, with Pastor Martin Olson and Russell Ferris officiating. Interment followed in Laurier Cemetery, Radville. All Art's grandchildren were honorary pallbearers. For friends so wishing, donations may be made to the Children's Wish Foundation or to a charity of the donor's choice, in his memory. Arrangements were entrusted to Fletcher Funeral Chapels Ltd., Weyburn.
Harold Arthur Hill
It is with deep sadness, we announce the passing of Harold Arthur Hill on Monday, December 6, 1999 at the age of 75 years in the Weyburn General Hospital. Born in Weyburn, August 20, 1924, Harold lived all his life in Weyburn except from 1943 to 1946 when he served in the Canadian Army overseas. During this time he met and married Annie Blake on September 18, 1945 in England. Upon returning to Canada, he was a member of the militia until 1960. He was employed at the power plant at Souris Valley Extended Care Hospital from 1946 until his retirement in 1986 as chief engineer. During this time he was also a driver training instructor and after retirement was a hobbyist farmer. Harold was an active member of All Saint's Anglican Church serving on the vestry for many years as a warden. He was very involved in the Masonic Lodge, Latomia #125 being secretary-treasurer for 17 years as well as Past District Deputy Grand Master of District 6 in 1975-76. He was also a long service member of the Royal Canadian Legion. Harold's main concern was for his family, and he always kept a close watch on the weather especially when any of his family were on the road. He was predeceased by his parents, Walter (1970) and Elizabeth (1984). Harold is survived by his loving wife Ann of 54 years, son Allan (Janet) and family, Karen, Brian and Trevor of Yorkton; daughters: Pat (George) Smith and family, Mary-Ellen, Heather and Kevin of Milestone; and Kathy (Dennis) Felgate and family, Colin, Brianna and Michael of Regina. Harold is also survived by brothers: George (Daisy) of Weyburn; Rev. William J. (Edna) of Victoria; and Jim (Eunice) of Lethbridge as well as numerous nieces, nephews and other relatives and good friends. Harold will be very missed by all. Funeral service was held Thursday, December 9 at 2:00 p.m. from All Saint's Anglican Church, Weyburn, with Rev. Julie Collings officiating. Everyone who shared Harold's life were considered to be honorary pallbearers. The active pallbearers were: Erskine Sandiford, Ed Kitchen, Rod Stafford, Bill Ferguson, Ron Hill and Bob Kinash. Members of the Royal Canadian Legion and the Masons formed an honor guard. Interment followed on Friday, December 10 at 10:30 a.m. in Green Acres Memorial Gardens, Weyburn. In lieu of flowers, donations to All Saint's Anglican Church or the Weyburn General Hospital, would be greatly appreciated. Arrangements were entrusted to Fletcher Funeral Chapels Ltd., Weyburn.
Collin G. Monteith
On Tuesday, November 30, 1999, Collin G. Monteith, late of Weyburn, passed away at the age of 91 years. Predeceased by his mother and father, Alex and Mina Monteith; brother, Alex Monteith, a sister in infancy; and by a grandson, Kevin Baron. Collin is survived by his loving wife of 60 years, Katherine Monteith of Weyburn; two daughters: Sylvia Monteith of Weyburn and Sandra (Wayne) Baron of Richmond, BC; three grandchildren: Lloyd Lucksinger, Tim Lucksinger and Jeff Baron; two great grandchildren: Derek Lucksinger and Collin Lucksinger; one sister-in-law: Florence Monteith of Weyburn; one foster sister, Mable Hubbs of Weyburn; as well as nieces and nephews. Collin was born October 30, 1908 on the farm at Weyburn and he attended Prospect School. He married Katherine Heinzman on April 22, 1939 in Weyburn. They lived on the farm until moving to Weyburn in 1972, where he has lived until his passing. The family farm has been in the family for 100 years. They raised two daughters: Sylvia and Sandra. Collin was always available to help any of his neighbors when help was needed. He enjoyed sports, playing baseball in his younger days. Collin also enjoyed his season tickets for the Weyburn Red Wings hockey team, until his first heart attack in 1993. He would then listen to the games on radio. He also enjoyed coaching the Toronto Blue Jays from his easy chair where he watched all the games on TV and listened to the games not shown. He also enjoyed curling on TV. Collin and Katie celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on April 22, 1999 and Collin celebrated his 91st birthday on October 30, 1999. Funeral service was held Thursday, December 2 at 2:00 p.m. from Knox Presbyterian Church, Weyburn, with Rev. John Ferrier officiating. Interment followed in Hillcrest Cemetery, Weyburn. Honorary pallbearers were Ben Rohloff, Rene Rubin, Marshall Culham, Pete McFadden, Morley Jacobs and Joe Rubin. The active pallbearers were: Wayne Baron, Sandy Monteith, Glen Knupp, Lloyd Culham, Ron Endicott and Ron Metheral. For friends so wishing, donations may be made in his memory to the Knox Presbyterian Church. Arrangements were entrusted to Fletcher Funeral Chapels Ltd., Weyburn.
Celia Victoria Newman
On Sunday, December 5, 1999, Celia Victoria Newman, late of Weyburn, passed away at the age of 90 years. Predeceased by her parents, Robert and Caroline Clemence; brothers and sisters, and by her husband, Lyman. Celia is survived by her children: Myrna (Dale) Rhinas of Yorkton, and their children: Jesse and Ryan; Kenneth (Donna) Newman of Regina, and their children: Dwight and David; Margaret (Gregg) Babish of Regina, and their son, Brian (Dani); as well as many nieces and nephews. Celia Victoria Newman was born September 21, 1909 at Osage. Celia attended Normal School in Moose Jaw and began her teaching career in Prairie River in north eastern Saskatchewan. She spent the following decade teaching in the Weyburn area where she met and later married Lyman Earl Newman on April 26, 1941. She then became a full time mother and homemaker. Her interests included her family, gardening, reading, sewing and later her grandchildren. After being diagnosed with diabetes. she became a member of the Diabetes. Association. She regularly attended the meetings receiving important information and motivation which helped her control the disease and avoid the damage which it can cause. Along with her husband she also attended meetings of the Superannuated Teachers' Association. After the death of her husband in 1986, she moved from her house to a downtown apartment. During these years she spent many happy times with her friends. Her strong faith in God gave her the strength and courage to serve others throughout her life and later to deal with the challenges of illness. She recently celebrated her 90th birthday at Parkway Lodge where she experienced the love and kindness of the staff. Funeral service was held Wednesday, December 8 at 2:00 p.m. from Grace United Church, Weyburn, with Bill Corkum officiating minister. Interment followed in Hillcrest Cemetery, Weyburn. Pallbearers were: Dale Rhinas, Gregg Babish (sons-in-law), Jessie Rhinas, Ryan Rhinas (grandsons), and honorary pallbearers: Brian Babish, Dwight Newman, David Newman (grandsons). For friends so wishing, donations may be made in her memory to the Canadian Diabetes. Association. Arrangements were entrusted to Fletcher Funeral Chapels Ltd., Weyburn.
Irvin Theodore Daae
On Thursday, November 11, 1999, Irvin Daae, late of Red Deer, AB, passed away peacefully at his residence, Pine Lodge, at the age of 72 years. A funeral service was held at the Lutheran Church of Good Shepherd on Nov. 15, 1999 at 10:00 a.m. with Pastor R. Mayan officiating. A memorial service was held Wednesday, November 17 at Trinity Lutheran Church, Torquay, SK, with Pastor P. Roellchen-Pfohl officiating. Irvin, the first child of Ingvald and Thea Daae, was born at Bromhead on March 10, 1927. He was baptized and confirmed at Torquay Lutheran Church. Irvin grew up on the farm three miles west of Torquay. He attended a country school known as Hayland School. He treasured the memories of attending this school and it was a highlight in his life when he attended the two Hayland School Reunions. Upon completing his grade 9 he helped his father on the farm. He enjoyed working with the threshing crew and had many special memories of his threshing days. In 1949 he moved to a farm three miles east of Bromhead where he farmed six quarters of land until 1961. He sold the farm and moved to Edmonton, AB, being employed with The Tube and Pipe Company. Irvin also worked for The Canadian Telegraph Line in the N.W.T. In 1965 he moved to Calgary, AB and it was at this time he developed a heart condition, spending one month in Foothills Hospital. In 1970, Irvin moved to Prince George, BC and was employed at the British Columbia Locomotive Shop. Irvin bought an acreage where he could experience and enjoy the country life he loved so much. Irvin married Margaret Butler on May 12, 1976. Margaret had a family and this family became Irvin's family. Because of Margaret's serious heart condition they sold their property and moved to Calgary in 1986. They moved to Red Deer in 1990. Irvin had an outstanding memory and would relate many memories to his family. If one couldn't remember any details about an event, Irvin could always be counted on to fill in the details. Irvin was predeceased by his loving wife and soul mate, Margaret, in May 1998; his parents, Ingvald and Thea Daae, and his sister, Evelyn Ryan. He leaves to mourn his blended family, his sister/cousin, Dr. Beatrice Ashem, Toronto, ON; three brothers, Lawrence (Lilah), Raymond (Verna), both of Torquay, and Donald (Evelyn), Calgary; and brother-in-law Arlin Ryan, Midale; as well as many nieces and nephews. Interment followed in Torquay cemetery. Pallbearers in Red Deer were his stepsons, Bob Crush, Ray, Paul, Larry, Brian and Ted Butler. Pallbearers at Torquay were his nephews, Wayne, Blair, Oran, Darwin, and Kevin Daae, and brother-in-law Arlin Ryan. Donations have been made to the Gideon Organization and to charities that individuals requested.
Don Moser
Don Moser of Saskatoon passed away at RUH on December 16, 1999 at the age of 49 years. His memory will be lovingly cherished by his wife of 17 years, Bonnie (Hoffer) and children Patrick, Kelsi and Eric, as well as sister Marylou (Lorne Huber) and brothers Rick (Sandra), Cliff, Joe (Monica) and Mike (Darla), in-laws John and Ella Hoffer, Marlien Morrell, Ramon (Nelda), Donna Drummond (Jack), Shelby Gwozdz (Don), Richard (Annalee), Wendy Cebryk (Michael), numerous nieces and nephews, great nieces and great nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins and many, many friends. Don was predeceased by his parents Jack and Josie Moser and brother-in-law Jack Morrell. Don was born in Regina on November 5, 1950 and grew up in Khedive. He completed a six year posting with the Navy in 1974, then a two year Recreation Technology course at Kelsey, during which time he joined HMCS Unicorn Naval Reserve and met his wife Bonnie. Don started with SaskTel in Weyburn in 1979 and transferred to Saskatoon in 1982. Don was a joke-teller, a story-teller, a singer of songs. To his children, he listened, explained, cuddled and supported their many activities. He will always be a part of us. A celebration of Don's life was held at Augustana Lutheran Church, Saskatoon, December 20 at 1:30 p.m. with Pastor David Hunter officiating. Interment followed at Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to any cancer organization or to the Saskatchewan Lung Association. Arrangements entrusted to Saskatoon Funeral Home.
Edna I. Lindskog
On Wednesday, December 8, 1999, Edna I. Lindskog, late of Radville, passed away at Radville Marian Health Centre, at the age of 79 years. Predeceased by her parents: Lars and Sophie Lindskog, and by her twin sister, Ellen Frederick. Edna is survived by her two brothers: Sidney (Dorothy) Lindskog of Weyburn; and Gordon (Phyllis) Lindskog of Weyburn; brother-in-law Bill Frederick of Weyburn; nieces and nephews: Terry Frederick, Rodger Frederick, Stanley Lindskog, Steven Linkdkog, Verna Mitura, Rodney Lindskog, Randy Lindskog, Lori Olheiser, Kevin Lindskog, Kelly Lindskog and Leanne Verbeem; as well as great nieces and nephews. Edna was born, along with her twin sister, Ellen, on December 17, 1919 at the homestead southwest of Neptune. They were the eldest of four children born to Ivor and Sophie Lindskog. At three years of age, Edna contracted polio. She did survive and an operation on her legs done in Winnipeg enabled her to walk again. This allowed her to care for the calves, chicks, piglets and especially the kittens on the family farm. She did her share of the housework, and enjoyed the rides by horse and sleigh and playing cards. She also took care of her nieces and nephews, as a great joy was to have babies around her. In 1965 her father passed away and Edna moved with her caregiver, Mary Dalrymple, to a cottage at Pioneer Place in Weyburn. In April of 1972, she moved into the Marian Home, now the Radville Marian Health Centre. Her siblings would take her out for various occasions, so they were able to spend time with her, a joy for her to be in their homes. She loved to open the presents at the Christmas celebrations. Edna's presence was felt at the Marian Centre, as she made crafts, pillows, rugs, etc. When one visited her, she would be a good salesperson offering to sell a rug, or even a raffle ticket or three. And of course, there was bingo, hoping to win so she could spend the money. Most contagious was Edna's smile and laugh. It was difficult to visit her and not come away with a big smile and a joyful feeling. The residents, staff and volunteers were a large part of Edna's life. She attended many special suppers, parties and outings to the Seniors Centre for pie and coffee or to Hannigan's for ice cream. Edna was caring and loving, but also very honest, as she spoke her mind, clearly letting you know how she felt. She may not have had any formal education, but her learning was impressive. Because of her exceptional memory, she could list events, past and present, recalling details that others may have forgotten. Family was still important to Edna, attending a wedding, a baptism, and just this year, her brother's 50th wedding anniversary. We thank God for blessing us with Edna. Funeral service was held Monday, December 13 at 2:00 p.m. from Fletcher Funeral Chapel, Weyburn, with Pastor Martin Olson officiating. Interment followed in Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery, Maxim. All those in attendance were considered to be honorary pallbearers. The active pallbearers were: Rodney, Stanley, Steven and Randy Lindskog, Troy and Jason Frederick. For friends so wishing, donations may be made to the Radville Marian Health Centre, Radville, in her memory. Arrangements were entrusted to Fletcher Funeral Chapels Ltd., Weyburn.
Robert G. Herman
Robert G. Herman, June 25, 1930-December 15, 1999. Robert Herman passed away peacefully with his family by his side. beloved husband, father and grandfather. Robert is survived by his wife Joyce of Hubertus, Wisconsin; his mother, Margaret Herman of Calgary, AB; a sister Lois (Bill) Foulke of Dover, Delaware; a brother, Jake (Lynn) Herman of Blind Bay, BC; a son Richard (Cynthia) Herman of Pickett, Wisconsin; daughters Leslie (Sergiu) Serban of Chantilly, Virginia, and Valerie (Brent) Olynick of Hubertus. He is further survived by grandchildren, Eric Herman; Alexander and Amelia Serban, Jacob and Jessica Olynick. Robert was born in Yellow Grass and grew up in Weyburn. He was a banker and continued his career in banking after he moved to the United States. He returned to Wisconsin, his "home." Robert was a man of many interests, and will be remembered as a private pilot, amateur photographer, astronomer, and avid outdoorsman. He was preceded in death by his father, Ernest Herman and his beloved granddaughter, Erin L. Herman. A private family service was held. Interment in Zoar Cemetery
in the Town of Rosendale, Wisconsin. Arrangements were entrusted to Seefeld Funeral Chapels, Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
Veranica Fuhro
On Friday, December 17, 1999 Veranica Fuhro (nee Herlick), late of Lake Alma, SK, passed away after a courageous battle with cancer at the age of 64 years. She was predeceased by her parents Anton and Mary Herlick. Veranica is survived by her husband Elmer, children Marjory (Steve) of New Zealand, Kevin (Laurie) of Regina, Louise of Fort Smith, N.W.T. and Martin (Heather) of Regina and her three grandchildren: James, Colin and Matthew Fuhro. She is also survived by sisters Anna (William) Koszman, Bertha (Ted) Koszman and brothers Frank (Christine) Herlick and Joe (Betty) Herlick, all of Tribune, SK, as well as numerous nephews and nieces. As per Mom's wishes, a private family funeral will be held. Special thanks to the nurses of the Palliative Care Unit at the Pasqua Hospital. Flowers gratefully declined. Donations may be made to the Palliative Care Unit, 4101 Dewdney Ave., Regina, SK S4T 1A5. Arrangements in care of Lee Funeral Home.
