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Strobl, Ferdinand (Ferry)
Ferdinand (Ferry) Strobl passed away on December 14, 2012 at the age of 81 years, after a battle with cancer.
Ferry was born to parents Franz and Theresia Strobl on May 13, 1931 in Graz, Austria.
Ferdinand was an electrician while in Austria and when he first moved to Canada, in 1951, he worked in a coalmine in Fernie, B.C. After this, he moved to Prince George and continued doing electrical work until he opened his own company. In 1967, he started AZU Ski Village at the Pine Pass and then in 1989 moved to Wynndel, B.C. to retire.
Ferry loved skiing, his floatplane, the mountains, the outdoors and especially his big family and all his friends.
Ferry was predeceased by his parents Franz and Theresia Strobl of Austria and his brothers Franz Strobl of Austria and Douglas Strobl of Salmon Arm.
He will be dearly missed by his loving wife Karla; children Ron (Caroline), Margit, Brenda, Jamie, Eric (Marjorie) and Joyann and many grandchildren.
Ferdinand’s ashes will be spread in his beloved mountains at the Pine Pass, B.C. in the summer of 2013.
Until we meet again, we will miss you
Any friends wishing to make a memorial contribution may do so to the Canadian Cancer Society – c/o Bambrick & Associates – Box 999, Creston, B.C., V0B 1G0
Dr. Keith Marling (Doc)
The Marling family, with extreme sadness, announces the passing of Dr. Keith Marling, affectionately known as Doc.
Keith was born in Willowdale, Ontario August 31, 1932. He passed away peacefully at home on December 13, 2012 with his devoted wife and best friend Anne, by his side.
Doc was passionate about his career as a veterinarian, fishing, farming, gardening and travelling. He attained his lifelong dream of being a veterinarian by getting summer jobs on the west coast to pay his way through the Ontario Veterinary College back east in Guelph. “Animals First” was always his motto. He loved his profession so much he was often quoted as saying, “I have never worked a day in my life.”
By invitation from Charlie Sutcliffe and the Dairy Association, Dr. Marling moved with his family to the Creston Valley in May of 1958. Doc began his career working side by side with Charlie to care for and establish a herd management program. Doc first set up his veterinary clinic in the basement of his 6th Avenue home. In 1963 he built the Kootenay Animal Clinic on Canyon Street where he continued his practice until 2009, and retired as the longest practicing veterinarian in British Columbia. During that time he provided services from Invermere to Grand Forks, Kaslo to Nelson, and was the first to have veterinary anaesthetic and x-ray machines in the Kootenays. Using this equipment, Keith and Anne were thankful for the end of long nights waiting for animals to wake up from surgery.
Dr. Marling dedicated time to many community committees and the town council. He was instrumental in establishing the first volunteer fire hall as well. He was always supportive of his town and attended community events until his last days.
Keith was a man of few words but they held great impact and wisdom, usually followed by a quote of life from a book, famous author or scripture. His knowledge was far beyond, and not limited to veterinary work. The doors to his home and practice were always open to people and animals, great and small.
He now joins departed family, son Joe, friends and animals he so greatly cared for.
Keith leaves behind the love of his life Anne; brother Gary (Bev); children: Daryl (Sharon), Linda and Kyle (Lynn); grandchildren: Bryan, Amanda, Nick, Laura and Adam; and great-grandson Jaxon. Nieces and nephews include: Joe, Cam, Brett, Jade, Seth, Rob, Gord and Jennifer. Son and daughters by choice: David, Lana and Dana.
We are all better people for having Doc in our lives. We will always remember you and forever miss you, beloved father, husband and friend.
May you watch over us all and guide us through life, until we can join you on your ranch in paradise and eternal fishing trips.
We Love you Pa, our Dear Doc!
Fairbrass, Michael
Michael Ralph Fairbrass passed away on April 26, 2013 in Creston, B.C. at the age of 87 years.
He will be lovingly remembered by his wife of 65 years, Win; children Wayne, Elaine (Mike), Tracy (Alan), and Clive and grandson Jason (Cheryl).
A Memorial Service will be held Saturday, May 11, 2013 at 2:00 p.m. at St. Stephens Presbyterian Church with Rev. Gwen Brown officiating.
Any friends wishing to make a memorial contribution may do so to the Canadian Cancer Society – c/o Bambrick & Associates – P. O. Box 999, Creston, B.C., V0B 1G0.
Josephine Maria Gay (nee DeGuglielmo)
Josephine Maria Gay of Creston, passed away at the East Kootenay Regional Hospital, Cranbrook, B.C. on April 20, 2013 at the age of 89 years, with family by her side.
Josephine was born in Nelson B.C. on July 31, 1923 to Maria and Vincent DeGuglielmo.
Josephine will be dearly missed by her husband, Henry; sons Robert (Kandy) of Cranbrook and Dennis (Jeab) of Penticton; two brothers Pat of Spokane, Wa., and Jim of Nelson, BC; two grandchildren, Matthew and Carley of Fernie, B.C. and one step-grandson Natthaphon.
The Funeral Mass was held on Monday April 29, 2013 at 10:00 am PST from Holy Cross Catholic Church, Creston, B.C. with Father Tom officiating.
Interment followed in Forest Lawn Cemetery.
If friends so desire, donations may be made to the Swan Valley Lodge Equipment Fund, P.O. Box 1880, Creston, B.C. V0B 1G0
Thank you to the fine staff at the Creston Valley Hospital, Nikkyl Place and Swan Valley Lodge who provided untiring support and friendship for Mom over the past two years.
Emmett Maguire
Emmett Maguire was born March 14, 1913 in county Fermanagh, Ireland.
Emmett was the third child of Francis and Rose (Burns) Maguire. Emmett immigrated to Canada with his parents and nine of his ten siblings in 1927 when he was 14 years old. The Maguire family settled in St. Brides, AB and Emmett met and married Anne Huget in 1941. Emmett and Anne purchased a farm in St. Brides, AB. Emmett worked long hours in the fields while Annie cooked for the crew, milked cows, fed pigs, and cared for their five children, Charlie, Jack, Jim, Marlene and Carrie.
In 1957 the family moved from St. Brides to St. Paul. It was in the town of St. Paul that they built the first motel called The Lakeland. In 1968 they moved to Creston, where they became fruit farmers and operated The Starlite Motel until 1979, after which time they farmed on another orchard in Erickson until retirement.
Emmett was an active curler and card player; he enjoyed going to watch ball games at the area parks and joining his friends for coffee at the local diner.
Family was very important to Emmett and he took pleasure in spending time with his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Emmett and Anne enjoyed trips to the Yukon, Ireland and Hawaii; they camped with their truck and camper and had many fond memories of travelling to Reno with family and friends. Emmett loved baseball, and took a trip to Seattle with his son Jack and family, where he watched the Mariners play the Yankees and saw the legendary Yogi Berra.
Emmett also enjoyed watching hockey, golf, football, curling, horse races and reading.
When Anne was in poor health Emmett graciously stepped in and became a caregiver. Emmett and Anne celebrated their 66th wedding anniversary prior to Anne’s passing.
Emmett remained active throughout his life, shovelling snow and mowing the lawn well into his nineties. He broke his hip when he was 97, had surgery and recovered fully. Emmett took his driver’s test with an instructor that same year and passed with flying colours. He decided at 99 to give up his license and purchased a scooter. He was able to continue to go to appointments, the bank and get groceries on his own.
Emmett lived independently in his own home until his passing.
Emmett was a devoted member of the Catholic Church throughout his life time. His faith was significant and supportive through many times of suffering. Emmett had a wonderful church family that was constant and unfailing.
Emmett will be fondly and forever remembered by his twinkling blue eyes, beautiful head of hair, clever wit, games of cribbage, captivating stories, jokes for all occasions, gift of song, as well as his ability to remember names, places and dates. Just being in his presence was an honour and privilege.
Emmett was predeceased by his wife Annie (2007); daughter-in-law Joni (2005); son Jim (2007); daughter-in-law Lynda (2008); daughter Carrie (2012); son-in-law Garth (2012); brothers Kevin, Gabriel, Jack, Micky, and Charlie; and sisters Kathleen, Gracie and Josie.
On April 16, 2013 Emmett left behind his sons Charlie (Debbie) and Jack (Rose Marie); daughter Marlene Billey (Marshall); grandchildren Dean and Corrine Maguire, Leanne and Russ Santos, Kelly Maguire, Chad and Amy Oko, Pamela and Brent Valer, Kory Oko and Shaun Maguire; greatgrandchildren Dakota, Clancy and Ryder Maguire, Tyler and Mia Santos, Caiden, Chantelle and Connor Oko, Colton and Courtney Valer; sisters Sheila and Fanchea and numerous nieces and nephews.
Emmett was very proud of his age and he celebrated his 100th Birthday on March 14, 2013. It was truly an amazing day full of family, friends, well wishes and song. The occasion could not have been possible without the wonderful members of the Catholic Women’s League and the Knights of Columbus. Thank you.
Emmett has a devoted family, but he also had excellent neighbours and friends, his ‘favourites’ at the RB.C., and The Family Practice. We regret that individual names will not be mentioned as we do not want to unintentionally miss anyone, but you know who you are, we want you to know that we appreciate you and thank you for caring for Emmett. We would also like to thank Dr. LeRoux for your years as Emmett’s physician, as well as the nursing staff at the Creston Valley Hospital who went above and beyond in their compassion and caring. Words cannot express the gratitude we have to those that called, visited and offered support. A special thank you to Morley and Candace and Emmett’s special friend Gilles.
Funeral Services were held at Holy Cross Catholic Church with Father Tom Kakkaniyil officiating.
Prayers were held Sunday, April 21, 2013 at 7:00 p.m.
Funeral Mass was held Monday, April 22, 2013 at11:00 a.m. Knights of Columbus Honour Guard.
Any friends wishing to make a memorial contribution in Emmett’s name may do so to the Creston Valley Hospital – Equipment Fund – Bag 3000 Creston, B.C., V0B 1G0.
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