ALBERT ARTHUR BRAUSSE, PASSED AWAY AT HOME ON OCTOBER 11TH, 1995 AT THE AGE OF 53 YEARS.
HE WILL BE SADLY MISSED AND EVER LOVED AND REMEMBERED BY HIS WIFE PATRICIA, MOTHER LINA BRAUSSE, SISTER LILLIAN WILLOUGHBY, CHILDREN STEPHAN, DANIAL, LEAH (DURRANT) AND HER HUSBAND KEITH, BRENT AND JENNIFER, GRANDCHILDREN REISE,MISTY, RYAN, AND CAMERON, NEPHEWS DALE AND DION WILLOUGHBY, NIECE KIM WILLOUGHBY, MANY UNCLES, AUNTS AND COUSINS, ALL OF WHOM WERE IMPORTANT TO HIM .
ALBERT WAS PREDECEASED BY HIS FATHER ARTHUR FREDERICK HERMAN BRAUSSE ON MAY 11,1982.
PRAYERS AT THE ARROWWOOD UNITED CHURCH MONDAY OCTOBER 16TH, 1995 AT 7.30P.M. FUNERAL SERVICE WILL
MCLEAN, Allan 1913 – 1995
MCLEAN, ALLAN PASSED AWAY SUDDENLY AT HIS HOME IN CHAMPION, ALBERTA SEPTEMBER 3, 1995 AT THE AGE OF 82 YEARS.
ALLAN WAS BORN IN THE HILL NURSING HOME AT CARMANGAY, ALBERTA ON APRIL, 17, 1913. HE WAS THE SECOND SON OF FRANCES AND ANGUS MCLEAN. HE BEGAN SCHOOL AT WASHINGTON SCHOOL WHERE HE AND HIS BROTHER WOULD WALK THE ONE MILE ACROSS THE FIELD TO ATTEND. IN HIS SECOND YEAR, THE FAMILY MOVED TO COCHRANE TO A RANCH, WHERE ALLAN ATTENDED WEEDEN SCHOOL. FOLLOWING SEVERE WEATHER AND POOR HEALTH OF HIS FATHER, THE FAMILY RETURNED TO THE FARM SOUTHWEST OF CHAMPION,
HUBKA, Frank Edward 1911 – 1995
HUBKA, FRANK EDWARD OF CARMANGAY, BELOVED HUSBAND OF HELEN HUBKA DIED PEACEFULLY AT THE VULCAN GENERAL HOSPITAL SEPTEMBER 3, 1995 AT THE AGE OF 84 YEARS.
HE IS ALSO SURVIVED BY A SON REVEREND BRIAN F. HUBKA OF CALGARY, TWO DAUGHTERS MARILYN (BLAINE) DAHL OF AIRDRIE AND FLORENCE (JACK) DAY OF CALGARY, FIVE GRANDCHILDREN, STEPHANIE, GEOFFREY, MELVIN DAHL AND JEANNETTE AND JASON DAY, TWO BROTHERS RUDY OF CARMANGAY AND BOB OF CLARESHOLM, BROTHERS-IN-LAW AND SISTERS-IN-LAW, NUMEROUS NIECES AND NEPHEWS.
HE WAS PREDECEASED BY HIS FATHER FRANK, MOTHER BESSIE, TWO SISTERS MARY HUBKA AND JOSIE BACH AND A BROTHER JOHN.
FRANK WAS BORN MAY
RAST, Doris Evelyn (Nee: Schnell) 1940 – 1995
RAST, DORIS EVELYN (NEE: SCHNELL) PASSED AWAY AT THE VULCAN GENERAL HOSPITAL AUGUST 27, 1995 AT THE AGE OF 55 YEARS.
DORIS WAS BORN ON AUGUST 19, 1940 IN ESTEVAN, SASKATCHEWAN. SHE GREW UP ON A FARM WITH THREE SISTERS AND A BROTHER IN QUNGRE WHERE SHE ATTENDED HIGH SCHOOL. THEN OFF TO THE BIG CITY OF REGINA. SHE LIVED WITH HER DEAR GRANDMA JOHNSON WHILE SHE TOOK HER TRAINING AS AN XRAY TECHNICIAN. SHE ATTENDED FOUR YEARS OF BIBLE COLLEGE IN REGINA AND PAMBURN AND GRADUATE WITH A BACHELOR OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION DEGREE. SHE WORKED AS AN X-RAY TECHNICIAN IN
GRAHAM, Vinald Edward 1910 – 1995
GRAHAM, VINALD EDWARD PASSED AWAY SUDDENLY AT THE BLUE SKY LODGE, LETHBRIDGE, ALBERTA AUGUST 5, 1995 AT THE AGE OF 85 YEARS.
VINALD WAS BORN JANUARY 10, 1910 IN WISCONSIN, ILLINOIS. IN 1918 HE CAME WITH HIS FATHER AMADA AND MOTHER ROZELLA GRAHAM TO FARM IN THE ARMADA DISTRICT. VINALD WORKED ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF VULCAN AIRPORT DURING THE WAR YEARS. FOLLOWING THE PASSING OF HIS FATHER, VINALD RETURNED TO OPERATE THE FAMILY FARM AND CARE FOR HIS MOTHER. HE SOLD THE FARM AND MOVED INTO LOMOND AND LATER TO VULCAN. HE WAS A HANDY MAN TO MANY PEOPLE AND HE
ROE, Helen Katherine (Nee: Meadows) 1919 – 1995
HELEN KATHERINE (NEE: MEADOWS) ROE PASSED AWAY AT VULCAN, ALBERTA AUGUST 3, 1995.
HELEN WAS BORN IN HIGH RIVER ON JULY 26, 1919, AND LIVED WITH HER PARENTS, FRANK AND IDA MEADOWS, AND TWO BROTHERS STEWART AND CHARLIE IN THE BLACKIE AREA. HER DAD WAS A PIONEER OF THE GLADYS RIDGE AREA, SETTLING BEFORE 1895 AND LIVED IN A TENT WHILE BUILDING A HOME. HELEN RODE A HORSE TO THE ONE-ROOM PLAIN VALLEY SCHOOL NEAR BLACKIE AND TOOK HER GRADE TWELVE IN CALGARY. DURING HER BUSY SCHEDULE AT HOME, SHE STILL FOUND TIME TO GET INTO MISCHIEF WITH HER BROTHERS AND
MONTGOMERY, David 1924 – 1995
MONTGOMERY, DAVID OF VULCAN, ALBERTA PASSED AWAY AUGUST 2, 1995 AT THE AGE OF 71 YEARS AFTER A COURAGEOUS BATTLE WITH CANCER.
BORN ON APRIL 17, 1924 AT INDIAN HEAD, SASKATCHEWAN, DAVID MOVED TO VULCAN IN 1926 WHEN HIS FATHER PURCHASED THE DAIRY.
DAVID WAS PAST MASTER OF VULCAN LODGE No.74 AF. & A.M. G.R.A, PAST DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTER OF DISTRICT No.11 AND PAST PATRON OF FERRODALE CHAPTER N0. 65 ORDER OF EASTERN STAR. HE SERVED TWENTY THREE YEARS AS SECRETARY OF THE MASONIC LODGE, TWENTY YEARS AS SECRETARY OF THE UNITED CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL AND SERVED ON ALL OF THE
SILVERMAN, Carol-Ann 1962 – 1995
SILVERMAN, CAROL-ANN PASSED AWAY JULY 30, 1995 AT VULCAN, ALBERTA AT THE AGE OF 33 YRS.
CAROL-ANN WAS BORN JULY 6, 1962 AT VULCAN, ALBERTA. SHE ATTENDED SCHOOL AT VULCAN AND LETHBRIDGE, GRADUATING FROM LETHBRIDGE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE IN 1980. WHILE IN LETHBRIDGE SHE WORKED WITH THE HANDICAPPED. FOLLOWING HIGH SCHOOL SHE MOVED TO CALGARY WHERE SHE MARRIED WILLIAM DURRELL. SHE WORKED AS A MODEL AND RECEIVED HER CERTIFIED INDUSTRIAL ACCOUNTING CERTIFICATE AND WORKED DOING MOSTLY ACCOUNTING RELATED JOBS. ONE OF HER FAVOURITE JOBS, IN THE EVENINGS WAS LIFE GUARDING AND TEACHING CHILDREN TO SWIM. SHE RETURNED TO THE UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY
MOORE, Samuel James “Sam” 1920 – 1995
SAMUEL JAMES “SAM” MOORE PASSED AWAY AT VULCAN GENERAL HOSPITAL ON TUESDAY JULY 25, 1995.
SAM WAS BORN FEBRUARY 3, 1920 AT PRINCE ALBERT, SASKATCHEWAN, WHERE HE ATTENDED SCHOOL. HE MARRIED DORIS JOSEPHINE CRERAR IN AUGUST OF 1949 AT NORTH BATTLEFORD, SASKATCHEWAN WHERE SAM WAS EMPLOYED WITH THE CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILROAD. IN 1956 THEY MOVED TO DIDSBURY AND PURCHASED SHARES IN HIS BROTHER-IN-LAW’S FORD AND JOHN DEERE BUSINESS. IN 1970 HE SOLD HIS PORTION AND CAME TO VULCAN WHERE HE PURCHASED A PORTION OF THE FORD AND CASE DEALERSHIP WITH NORM PETTY. LATER THEY SOLD THAT BUSINESS AND SAM CONTINUED TO
TOMPOROWSKI, Paul Peter 1917 – 1995
PAUL PETER TOMPOROWSKI OF ARROWWOOD, ALBERTA PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY JULY 21, 1995 AT CALGARY, ALBERTA AT THE AGE OF 78 YEARS.
PAUL WAS BORN JULY I, 1917 AT HOLBEIN, SASKATCHEWAN WERE HE ATTENDED SCHOOL AT AGE ELEVEN HE HAD TO HAVE SURGERY TO REMOVE A PORTION OF HIS LEG WHICH MADE IT SHORTER THAN THE OTHER. PAUL BEGAN WORKING ON THE FAMILY FARM IN THE CRAVEN AREA AND AT AGE SIXTEEN FOR LOCAL FARMERS.
HE CAME TO ARROWWOOD IN 1939 TO WORK FOR A FARMER. HOWEVER WHEN HE ARRIVED THE CROP WAS NOT READY SO HE WENT ON TO WORK FOR ANOTHER