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Bruvold, Sharon Marie Wednesday, 04 Feb 2004
Fort Saint James, BC
Bruvold, Sharon Marie suddenly departed this life on Wednesday, February 4, 2004 at the age of 46 years. She is survived by her loving husband, Don of 32 years, sons: Troy (Lisa) and Toby (Tabitha), grandchildren: Jessika, Dylan, Alexandra and Erica, brothers: Dennis (Sheila), and Dan, sisters: Donna, Brenda (Ray), and Sandi (Elmer) and numerous nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. Cremation in Fraserview Crematorium. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to a charity of choice.
Bailey, Floyd (Butch) Kenneth Thursday, 20 Apr 2006
Fort Saint James, BC
September 17, 1946 - April 20, 2006
Sadly missed by his beloved wife Barb and their sons, Kris and John his daughters, Trish and Tracy, his sisters Isabel, Gene, June, Bev, Carol, Judy and grandchildren Kyle, Tod, Brice, Jenny, Autumn, Summer, numerous nieces and nephews.
Predeceased by parents, William and Ethel, son Steven, brother Terry and sister Bette.
SHEEHAN, Ethel Thursday, 16 Mar 2006
Fort Saint James, BC
SHEEHAN, Ethel (nee Suter). It is with sorrow that the family of Ethel, announce her passing on Thursday, March 16, 2006 at the age of 79 years. For the past 60 years, beloved wife of Robert Sheehan. Dear mother of Margaret Lacerte (deceased) (Mark), Donna Prince, (deceased) Walter, Evelyn Tokio (John), Shirley Doucette (Norman), Melvin, Gordon (Shirley), Bobby (deceased), Joanne Pelitier (Jerry), Bryce (Tammy), Sheldon (Barb), Dale, Marilyn Sheehan (John Klassen).
Grandmother to 38 children, great grandmother to 15 children, great great grandmother of 1 child.
Ethel is survived by her sister Violet Weinhardt and her brother Donald Suter, of Edson, Alberta.
Ethel was pre-deceased by her parents, Walter and Ada (nee Ing) Suter, brothers, Edward, Walter, Herbert, Robert, Charlie, her twin brother Gordon Suter and her sisters May Pearce and Ada Suter. Ethel had a peaceful passing, with friends and family by her side, in her own home. A “Celebration of Ethel’s Life, ” was held on Tuesday, March 21, 2006 at 1:00pm at the Kwah Hall in Fort St. James, with Reverend Ron Gray officiating. In Loving Memory of Ethel, donations to the Fort St. James Home Care for the purchase of Palliative care equipment would be appreciated.
Lirette, Lucille (nee Beaudoin) Tuesday, 14 Mar 2006
Fort Saint James, BC
February 5, 1922 - March 14, 2006
It is with great sorrow that the family announce her passing at Stuart Lake Hospital, Fort St. James. Lucille left to mourn: her daughter Marianne (Grant) Luck, son Jeff, Grandson Westly (Donna) Luck, 5 great grandchildren, Duncan, Jordan and Devlin Luck, Derek and Danielle Owen. She also leaves 3 brothers - Andre, George and Fernand and 3 sisters Grace, Alice and Cecile. She was pre-deceased by her husband Adelard in 1994 and granddaughter Janeth (Everett) Owen in 2000. Donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society or the Auxiliary to the Stuart Lake Hospital. The family would like to give their heartfelt thanks to Dr. Bosman and Dr. Joshua and to all the nurses and support staff, who looked after her so well.
No service by request.
White, Cecile Thursday, 09 Feb 2006
Fort Saint James, BC
Born in Hubbard, Sask, May 7, 1939, was 66 when she passed away February 9, 2006 in Fort St. James, BC.
Left to cherish Ciciles memories are her children, Fabi-Anne (Ian) Lock, Warburg, AB; Loretta (Luc) Turgeon, Fort St. James, BC; Monique (Clayton) Wingerter, Fort St. James, BC; Oksana White, Montreal, Que; Donald (Michelle) White, Fort St. James, , BC. Her brothers Ken (Serina) Krawchuk, Lees Summit Mo; John Krawchuk, Manson Creek, BC: Her sister Judy (Joe) Szazinski, Wellend, Ont. She also leaves behind many grandchildren, neices, nephews & cousins.
A grave side service was held on Wednesday, February 15, 2006 at 1pm with a reception following at the Music Makers Hall. Officiating was Father Vincent James.
A special thank you our many friends who brought meals and snacks, sent flowers and helped with arrangements and preparations. You help and time is greatly appreciated.
Bird, Charles Garfield Monday, 19 Dec 2005
Fort Saint James, BC
BIRD, Charles Garfield passed away in Prince George Regional Hospital on December 19, 2005. Charlie was born December 3, 1923 in Zealand Station York County, NB. He served in the Carlton York regiment 1st Division during World War II. He worked in the forest industry for many years and also worked as a maintenance man with School District 56 (Ft. St. James) for twelve years. In 1986 Charlie retired and moved to Prince George. Charlie enjoyed the north and its special people and would never have considered living or working anywhere else, although he was loved and respected wherever he went. Charlie was a long time member of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 43. Left with fond and loving memories are his wife Madeline of 40 years, son Mike (Carol) of Ft. St. James; Stepson George (Joan) Crowe of Prince George. Charlie was a loving grandfather to five grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Survived by sisters Mildred Hanson of NB; Nelda (Ron) Targett of NB; Carlene (John) Tranquilla of NB, Gloria (Robert) Dickinson of Kirkland Que. and sister-in-law Darlene (Fred) Snaychuk of Prince George. Predeceased by: Daisy, Donald, Gerald, Geraldine and Roland. There will be a private Memorial Service by request. Interment at the Prince George Municipal Cemetery will be held at a later date. In care of Assman’s Funeral Chapel.
Lawrence, Margaret Saturday, 10 Dec 2005
Fort Saint James, BC
July 18, 1918 – December 10, 2005
Margaret Lawrence was born in Innerleithen, Scotland in 1918. She moved to Trail, BC in 1925. Margaret Melrose grew up surrounded by lots of relatives and lots of music. She sang and played the accordion, has played in a small band, and performed with Music Makers.
Margaret worked for Cominco, and when she was transferred to the mercury mine at Pinchi Lake in 1940, she missed meeting her future husband by one month. After WWII they met in Yellowknife and were married in October 1947.
Margaret and Phil transferred back to Trail in 1952. They had 2 children, Bill and Joanne. Years were spent in Riondel, Trail, and finally a transfer to Fort St. James in 1970. Margaret spent most of her time raising her family, with time set aside for music and art. Margaret was a talented worker with soft pastels.
Margaret and Phil spent a number of happy retirement winters in Arizona. After Phil passed away in 1992, Margaret remained in “the Fort”. Margaret suffered with severe arthritis, and eventually developed Alzheimer’s. She spent the last 3 years at both Omineca Lodge and Stuart-Nechako Manor. Throughout her journey, she maintained a sense of dignity and a notable sense of humour. She will be missed by many.
Margaret is survived by her son Bill Lawrence (Lynne) of Seward, Alaska, daughter Joanne Vinnedge (Grant) of Fort St. James, and grandchildren Robin, Wade, Laura and Eric.
A memorial service was held December 17, 2005 at the St. Patrick’s Anglican/United Church in Fort St. James.
Alvarez, Enrique Friday, 09 Dec 2005
Fort Saint James, BC
July 9, 1946 - December 9, 2005
The Alvarez family would like to give thanks to all our friends and family that have been with us and helped us through this difficult time, we are grateful to have you in our lives. Thank you to Dr. Bosman, Dr. Stent and all the nurses at Stuart Lake hospital. We would also like to thank the paramedics, Darryl Valk, Donny Martin and Jan Zaporozan (We don’t know what we would have done without your help.) Thanks to Izzy and Mark for the reception, to Stuart Lake Lumber, and to everyone that has sent flowers, cards and food. Thank you to everyone that has made donations to the heart and stroke foundation on Enriques behalf.
Enrique will be sadly missed by all of us.
Hamper, Sylvia Thursday, 01 Dec 2005
Fort Saint James, BC
It is with deepest regret and sorrow that we announce the death of Sylvia Hamper on December 1, 2005
Sylvia and her husband John (Sonny) Hamper had been active members of the Fort St. James Community.
She is survived by her two daughters; Sharlane Hamper (Langley), Kimberly Gardiner (Kamloops), and her two grandchildren; Levi and Mykaela Gardiner (Kamloops).
There will be a service held December 9th, 2005 in Kamloops. Sylvia will be laid to rest with Sonny in Fort St. James on May 20th, 2006 where another meeting of friends and family will occur.
Spencer, Byron E. Saturday, 22 Oct 2005
Fort Saint James, BC
With deep sadness we announce that Byron E. Spencer, loving husband, father and grandfather passed away peacefully at his home surrounded by family, on October 22, 2005. Byron was born September 3, 1949, he is pre-deceased by his father Roy E. Spencer and twin brother Brian R. Spencer. Byron lived for 37 years in his hometown of Fort St. James, BC, and spent the last 19 years living in the Cowichan Valley, where he worked in the Logging and Road Building Industry. Byron will be greatly missed by his wife Shelly of 35 years, son Roy, daughter Jamie, his mother Irene and his three grandchildren Athena, Jacob and Makayla. Byron was a very kind, generous and helpful man who will be sadly missed by all who knew him.
Mortenson, Vernon Melvin Woodrow Thursday, 07 Apr 2005
Fort Saint James, BC
October 25, 1921 ~ April 7, 2005
It is with sadness that Vern’s family announce his unexpected passing Thursday, April 7, 2005 at Prince George Regional Hospital. Vern was a Veteran of WW II and a 47 year resident of Fort St. James.
The funeral was held Friday April 15 at 4pm in the New School Gym with Reverend Jenny Carter officiating. The Legion Members held a moving recognition ceremony also.
The family would like to say a big “THANK YOU” to all the people of Fort St. James who gave their support in many ways!! The meals, food, Flowers, cards, setting & cleaning up of the gym and the moral support is infinitely appreciated.
WE WILL MISS YOU DAD, GRANDPA, BROTHER, UNCLE, AND FRIEND, UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN JOURNEY ON!!
