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PRATT, Phyllis Doreen Friday, 06 Apr 2007
Langley, BC
PRATT, Phyllis Doreen of Langley B.C. passed away peacefully in Langley Memorial Hospital on April 6, 2007 at the ate of 83 years. She is pre-deceased by her husband Kenneth in 1999, and brother Gary. Phyllis is survived by and will be sadly missed by her three daughters; Dianne (Ed) Butler, Valerie (Glen) Pipe, Shelley Davis and guardian angel Phil Davis. Sister Elenor Middleton, 7 grandchildren, 7 great grandchildren, numerous nieces, nephews and extended family members. The Interment of cremated remains will take place on Thursday April 12, 2007, at 12:00 pm, at Valley View Memorial Gardens, 14660 72 Avenue, Surrey, B.C. followed by a celebration of Phyllis' life at 2:00 pm at Parkway Two, 5363 206 Street, Langley, B.C. Donations in Phyllis' memory can be made to the Heart and Lung Association or the Children's Hospital of B.C.
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JOWSEY, Marion Annie (nee MacDonald) Thursday, 05 Apr 2007
Langley, BC
JOWSEY, Marion Annie (nee MacDonald) passed away peacefully April 5, 2007 at the Langley Memorial Hospital. Marion was born November 25, 1914 in the Tupper District of Saskatchewan where she married Andrew Jowsey in 1935 and where they farmed until moving to Langley in 1971. Marion and Andy enjoyed many happy years of family involvement. Their children include Jean (Roy) Harris, Winnipeg MB, Eleanor Maley, Black Diamond AB, Linda (Don) Sharpe, Calgary AB, Ellis (Debra) Jowsey, 100 Mile House, BC and Blair Jowsey, Edmonton, AB. Numerous Grandchildren (15), Great Grand Children (23) and Great Great Grand Children (2) provided for many hours of enjoyment over the years.
Marion was one to get involved, both during her years on the farm and during her retirement years in Langley. She was an avid sports fan who excelled in lawn bowling, representing the local Lawn Bowling Club at the Senior Games in Victoria, and having been an active curler, seldom missed viewing and critiquing major televised curling events, including the recent "Worlds" held in Edmonton. Marion formed many lasting relationships through her numerous activities, including Bingo, Art Work, Knitting, Cards and regular participation at the Rainbow Lodge Socials. Marion formed many lasting friendships at the Senior's Resource Centre, Rainbow Lodge and Brookswood Senior Centre through her numerous activities, such as bingo, art work, knitting and cards.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation or Cancer Care, or a charity of your choice.
LEFTROOK, Allan Gordon (Al) Saturday, 24 Mar 2007
Langley, BC
LEFTROOK, Allan Gordon (Al). passed away March 24, 2007. Born in Vancouver, Jan 10, 1944. Survived by loving wife, Nancy and son, Shane and 2 grandsons, Logan and Aaron. Predeceased by his Dad, Alex, Mom, Ruth and brother Terry. Celebration of his life will be held at 1 pm Wednesday April 4 at Sharon United Church at 21562 Old Yale Rd., Langley. In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to Union Gospel Mission 616 East Cordova St. Vancouver, BC.
WALLIN, Eileen (nee Wallace) Tuesday, 22 Apr 2008
Langley, BC
A bright new star arrived in the sky at 1:30am on April 22nd, 2008. Every night this star will shine down upon her loved ones: her three children, Brenda, Dianne and Greg, her five grandchildren, Kelly, Kristin, Sarah, Tessa and Jesse and her great grandson (her little angel) Owen. Pre-deceased by her husband Reuban Allan, many loved brothers and sisters, and endeared friends Daniella, Helen & Bruno.
Eileen was born in Verdun, Quebec, daughter of John and Janet Wallace, and met Reuban (a member of the Canadian Navy) in Halifax, in 1945, while serving as a wren in WWII. They married in Victoria, BC, in 1946, and settled in Burnaby where they raised their three children.
Eileen was a dedicated mother who enjoyed time gardening, swimming, curling, ice skating and entertaining. Eileen could often be found swimming early morning laps in the family pool, tending her rose gardens and hanging baskets or planning lavish dinner parties. Eileen was also an avid dancer, and in her later years greatly enjoyed getting dressed up for a night of ballroom dancing with her good friend Bruno.
Eileen supported her husband and was always by his side in establishing his very successful business. In later years, Eileen traveled extensively with Reuban to Europe, Asia, New Zealand, the Caribbean and her favorite place to share with her family, Maui, HA. The two of them also spent an abundant amount of time on their second home, the Golf Commander, traveling and exploring the seas of the West Coast together.
Being a Grandmother was one thing that Eileen cherished deeply. She was a loving, attentive, generous, fun, and nurturing Nanny. She was always there when she was needed and was often the guest of honor at her grandchildren's tea parties.
Eileen was a very committed friend and built long-lasting friendships with numerous, special people throughout her life. If you touched Eileen's heart she would never let go and she would cherish her friendships deeply. Eileen is remembered by two special friends, Margaret and Ida, who meant a great deal to her and provided wonderful support for her throughout the years.
Eileen will always be remembered by the people who loved her as a lady with class, beauty, dignity and grace. Her personality and beauty radiated from her and attracted those around her. Like Eileen, her star will now shine brightly upon her loved ones sending guidance and protection along their way until they meet again - for a dance amongst the stars.
A celebration of Eileen's life will be held on Wed. April 30th at 2:00pm at Ocean View Funeral Home, 4000 Imperial St., Burnaby.
McQUAY, John Fraser Tuesday, 01 Jan 2008
Langley, BC
McQUAY, JOHN FRASER aged 86, passed away peacefully in Langley on January 1st, 2008. Survived by his loving wife Florence; daughters Annie Landels (Bruce), Irene Dray; grandchildren Wesley Landels (Leslie), Kristina Weys (Paul), Jason Landels (Charity), Michael Dray (Keri), Roberta McNeil (Ian); nieces and nephews Judy Walker (Doug), Robert Collyer (Leona), Dave Collyer, Stephen Collyer (Sandy), Jack Hulbert (Vicki), as well as many relatives and friends. He is pre-deceased by sister Ellen Hulbert; sister Jeanne Collyer; and brothers-in-law Don Collyer, and George Hulbert; and nephew Barry Hulbert. A memorial service will be held at Fort Langley St. Andrews United Church, 9025 Glover Rd. on Saturday, January 12, 2008 at 1:00 pm. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to a charity of your choice.
MCGILLIS, Helen Louise Doucette (Greenall) Tuesday, 01 Jan 2008
Langley, BC
January 14, 1926 to July 12, 2005.
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our mother Louise who leaves behind her daughter, Marriette (Mimi) Greenall, her son Kim and daughter-in-law (Kimberley) Greenall; 5 grandchildren - Tammy (Clint), Angela, Crystal, Tyler & Tanner; 3 great-grandchildren - Cheri Dayton & Kiana.
Louise had a short stint with the Royal Canadian Airforce before becoming a hair dresser in 1945. In her younger years she enjoyed gardening, water skiing, camping and always loved spending time with her family.
Mom (Grandma & Great-Grandma), we love you, miss you and will always have you in our thoughts!
May your gardens always be in bloom.
Celebration of life is planned for Saturday July 23rd from 1:30pm to 4:30pm at 3053 - 228th Street, Langley
HAMILTON, Margett, Mary (Maggie) Tuesday, 01 Jan 2008
Langley, BC
HAMILTON, Margett, Mary (Maggie) nee King. Born August 15, 1917 in Plunkett, Saskatchewan, passed away on October 25, 2006 in Langley, B.C. Maggie lived most of her life in Winnipeg where she met and married Frank S. Hamilton in 1941. He pre-deceased her in 1983, also in that year her sister, Mildred Rowe of California. Maggie will be sadly missed by her surviving sister, Patricia E. McEachern of Langley, B.C., as well as all her nieces and nephews and many friends. Maggie became an accomplished artist and a Yoga enthusiast and taught Yoga as well. She became President of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Manitoba House Builders Association and also President of Hydro-X-Club. Frank was employed with Winnipeg Electric which became Manitoba Hydro. She moved to White Rock, B.C. in 1984, then to Langley, B.C. in 1989, where she became an active member of Langley United Church. In 2004, due to declining health she moved into Zion Park Manor and enjoyed her new home there. Our family's heartfelt appreciation to all the dedicated staff and volunteers who treated her with much love and respect.
The celebration of Maggie's life will be held at Langley United Church, 5673 - 200 St. on November 8th at 1:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers a donation in Maggie's name to Langley United Church, 20465 Douglas Crescent, (#303) Langley, B.C. V3A 4B6 or Zion Park Manor, 5939 - 180 St. Surrey, B.C. V3S 4L2 would be greatly appreciated.
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Fairgrieve, Rev. Tom Tuesday, 01 Jan 2008
Langley, BC
September 2, 1916 - August 11, 2006
Memorial Service: Sunday at 3 p.m. at Cloverdale Baptist Church
Pastor Tom went home to be with His Savior and Lord. He was a loving husband, a faithful father and a true friend. He leaves his loving wife Joy; dear daughter Dina; four grandchildren: Lisa, Blake, Tom and Rachel; seven great grandchildren: Alicia, Brittany, Jenson and Parker; Katlin, Lauren, and Adam. Pastor Tom served his Lord in churches in B.C. and Washington and leaves behind many that he touched for God's glory. He loved semi-retirement serving God at Cloverdale Baptist Church over 50's Fellowship as Pastor to Seniors. Special thanks to Dr. Kenneth Ng for his love and care for Pastor Tom. Flowers gratefully declined donations to Gideons or Union Gospel Mission.
CLARK, MARY ABBOTT Tuesday, 01 Jan 2008
Langley, BC
Long time Langley resident Mary Clark passed away peacefully in Langley Lodge on September 1, 2006. Born October 30, 1922 in Rivers Manitoba, she was pre-deceased by her husband Jim Clark, brother Bob Tivy, and son-in-law Barry Gaudette, and is survived by her brother Bill Tivy (June), sisters-in-law Fran Tivy and Margaret Clark, her four children Leslie Ann Gaudette, Mary-Jane (Jim Garnett), Jim (Shirley Fontaine), and Norman (Gwen Walker.) She will be sadly missed by her beloved grandchildren including Darrell, Lisa, Leanna, Tracey, Tara, Melissa, Sandra, Teresa, Angela, John and Shyan, her nieces and nephews and her extended family including a number of great-grandchildren.
Mary was an active woman of many talents, which she contributed generously to her family, friends, and community. She studied Home Economics at the University of Manitoba, where her athletic ability (she was a championship tennis player) resulted in a coveted letter for athletics. While working in Rivers during World War II, she met an RCAF navigator, Jim Clark whom she married on June 9, 1944. Following WWII, she and Jim resided in Winnipeg, where he completed a BSc. In 1949, she moved to Richmond, while Jim completed his teacher training at UBC, and finally to Langley in 1951. Mom happily applied her home economics training to raising her four children, sewing, knitting, baking bread, upholstering, canning and managing a large vegetable garden. Many Langley girls enjoyed the graduation dresses and wedding gowns she expertly sewed. As her family grew up, she taught swimming lessons and became an avid golfer at Newlands Golf Course, where she once scored a hole in one. She was a founding member of the Langley Weavers and Spinners, active in a cross-country ski group, an enthusiastic supporter of the Langley Players, and was Co-Area Coordinator with Jim for Marriage Encounter. Following Jim's death in 1996, she continued to live in her home of 40 years. As her health deteriorated she moved in 2001 to Magnolia Gardens and in 2002 to her daughter's home in Surrey. As her journey through dementia progressed she was fortunately able to move back to Langley and following in her mother Stella Tivy's footsteps became a well-known resident of Langley Lodge. Here she developed new skills as a mean snare drummer in the music therapy class. At long last she is now at peace with her beloved Jim. Many thanks to the staff at Langley Lodge for the excellent care provided to Mom. A Memorial Service was held at St. George's Anglican Church in Fort Langley on Wednesday, September 6 with a reception provided by the Anglican Church Women of St. George's. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Alzheimer Society of Canada or Langley Lodge.
COLLINS, Clarence Tuesday, 01 Jan 2008
Langley, BC
COLLINS, Clarence
passed away peacefully at LMH on January 28, 2008.
