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Evelyn Bernice Ingram (nee Caughey) Septemeber 17th, 1922 - April 10th, 2020

Having graced the world for almost a century, Evelyn Bernice Ingram passed away peacefully on April 10, 2020, at the age of 97 in Calgary, Alta. with her daughter Sandra at her side. Evelyn was born to loving and hard-working parents, William Judson Caughey and Genevieve May Hall on Sept. 17, 1922, on a farm near Craven, Sask. She described her first memory as, “standing in the front yard of my home on the slopes of the Qu’Appelle Valley and looking over the valley in the springtime watching the hundreds of pelicans floating on the blue water.”

Significantly younger than her two older sisters, Irene and Elaine, Evelyn recalled many of her younger years as being lonely and it was then that she discovered her love of reading. Having grown up on a farm in the dirty 30s and having memories of paperboys screaming “Extra! Extra! War!” Evelyn represents one of our most iconic generations. She approached life with practicality, strength and humbleness coupled with a deep love and commitment to her family and friends. This was demonstrated by her passion for gardening, participation in the church, culinary and baking skills, deftness with finances and most importantly, a deep devotion to her family. She was always the consummate lady who took pride in never having a hair out of place and having an eye for manners. Evelyn spent most of her life living in Alameda, Sask., which is where she brought up her beloved daughter, Sandra Lynne Ann and met and married the love of her life, Robert Ingram. She was a hard worker who took on many different jobs including waitressing in her parent’s café, working in the Slack’s general store and volunteering in the local library, however; Evelyn always saw her most important role as being there for her family. In 1997, Evelyn and Bob moved to Calgary to be closer to her daughter, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. In her later years, she moved into the McKenzie Towne Retirement home and then to the Brentwood Care Centre. Evelyn is survived by her daughter Sandra Hood (nee Fenton), who spent the last 14 years overseeing her care, and her son-in-law, Gordon Hood; her grandchildren, Colleen Janssen (Gerard), Greg Hood (Heather), and Justin Hood (Lisa); her great-grandchildren Jayke, Sierra, Payton, Vienne, Jorja and Amos; and her niece Della Bigsby (Rod). She was predeceased by her parents Judd and Genevieve Caughey; her sisters Irene Barber and Elaine Barber; and her adoring husband Robert Ingram. Evelyn’s family are deeply appreciative to all her care providers and extend their heartfelt thank you to the Brentwood Care Centre staff, Amrit and Dr. Cenabre for their professional and personal support during Evelyn’s difficult journey with dementia. To Evelyn’s care givers: Marlena, Dora, Day and Paulie, who were by her side every day for five years, we are deeply appreciative for the smiles you brought to her face and how you cared for her with such tenderness and love. Evelyn will be laid to rest beside Robert Ingram in the Alameda Cemetery. A private funeral service will be held at a later date. Messages of remembrance may be left for the family at www.southcalgaryfuneralcentre.ca SOUTH CALGARY FUNERAL CENTRE and CREMATORIUM (at Lake Fraser Gate) Telephone: 403-297-0711 Honoured Provider of Dignity Memorial

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Evelyn Bernice Ingram (nee Caughey) Septemeber 17th, 1922 - April 10th, 2020

Having graced the world for almost a century, Evelyn Bernice Ingram passed away peacefully on April 10, 2020, at the age of 97 in Calgary, Alta. with her daughter Sandra at her side. Evelyn was born to loving and hard-working parents, William Judson Caughey and Genevieve May Hall on Sept. 17, 1922, on a farm near Craven, Sask. She described her first memory as, “standing in the front yard of my home on the slopes of the Qu’Appelle Valley and looking over the valley in the springtime watching the hundreds of pelicans floating on the blue water.”

Significantly younger than her two older sisters, Irene and Elaine, Evelyn recalled many of her younger years as being lonely and it was then that she discovered her love of reading. Having grown up on a farm in the dirty 30s and having memories of paperboys screaming “Extra! Extra! War!” Evelyn represents one of our most iconic generations. She approached life with practicality, strength and humbleness coupled with a deep love and commitment to her family and friends. This was demonstrated by her passion for gardening, participation in the church, culinary and baking skills, deftness with finances and most importantly, a deep devotion to her family. She was always the consummate lady who took pride in never having a hair out of place and having an eye for manners. Evelyn spent most of her life living in Alameda, Sask., which is where she brought up her beloved daughter, Sandra Lynne Ann and met and married the love of her life, Robert Ingram. She was a hard worker who took on many different jobs including waitressing in her parent’s café, working in the Slack’s general store and volunteering in the local library, however; Evelyn always saw her most important role as being there for her family. In 1997, Evelyn and Bob moved to Calgary to be closer to her daughter, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. In her later years, she moved into the McKenzie Towne Retirement home and then to the Brentwood Care Centre. Evelyn is survived by her daughter Sandra Hood (nee Fenton), who spent the last 14 years overseeing her care, and her son-in-law, Gordon Hood; her grandchildren, Colleen Janssen (Gerard), Greg Hood (Heather), and Justin Hood (Lisa); her great-grandchildren Jayke, Sierra, Payton, Vienne, Jorja and Amos; and her niece Della Bigsby (Rod). She was predeceased by her parents Judd and Genevieve Caughey; her sisters Irene Barber and Elaine Barber; and her adoring husband Robert Ingram. Evelyn’s family are deeply appreciative to all her care providers and extend their heartfelt thank you to the Brentwood Care Centre staff, Amrit and Dr. Cenabre for their professional and personal support during Evelyn’s difficult journey with dementia. To Evelyn’s care givers: Marlena, Dora, Day and Paulie, who were by her side every day for five years, we are deeply appreciative for the smiles you brought to her face and how you cared for her with such tenderness and love. Evelyn will be laid to rest beside Robert Ingram in the Alameda Cemetery. A private funeral service will be held at a later date. Messages of remembrance may be left for the family at www.southcalgaryfuneralcentre.ca SOUTH CALGARY FUNERAL CENTRE and CREMATORIUM (at Lake Fraser Gate) Telephone: 403-297-0711 Honoured Provider of Dignity Memorial

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Land For Sale Heavy Duty Mechanics, Heavy Equipment Operators and 1A Drivers required:

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FOR SALE: House and Outdoor Plants. Several kinds & colors. Please call first 306.453.6147. Perennials will be available for sale next month.

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FORAGE SEED FOR SALE: Organic & conventional: Sweet Clover, Alfalfa, Red Clover, Smooth Brome, Meadow Brome, Crested Wheatgrass, Timothy, etc. Star City, SK. Birch Rose Acres Ltd. 306-921-9942.

Other medical conditions causing TROUBLE WALKING or DRESSING? The Disability Tax Credit allows for $2,500 yearly tax credit and $20,000 Lump sum refund.

Take advantage of this offer.

Apply NOW; quickest refund Nationwide!

Expert Help:

1-844-453-5372 Farm Services

Integrity Post Frame Buildings SINCE 2008

Built with Concrete Posts Barns, Shops, Riding Arenas, Machine Sheds and More sales@ Integritybuilt.com 1-866-974-7678 www. integritybuilt.com

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• Very early yellow Pea • Forage Peas • Polish Canola • sPring TriTiCale For more deTails ConTaCT: mastinseeds.com 403-556-2609

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Wage negotiable.

Clean drivers abstract a must.

Send resume and work references to: Bryden Construction Box 100, Arborfield, Sk. S0E 0A0; Fax: 306-769-8844 Email: brydenconstruct@ xplornet.ca www. brydenconstruction andtransport.ca

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Bradley D. Cosgrove July 30, 1972 - December 31, 2019 Cosgrove - Bradley D. It is with profound sadness that we announce the loss of Brad (Cosey) Cosgrove on December 31, 2019.

He was born in Virden Hospital on July 30, 1972, to Shayne and Dan Cosgrove (Deb) and stepson to Tim and Earl, brother to Tracy and step-sister to Colleen, and father to Avery, Bradin, Kadie, and Allie.

Shayne, Brad, and Tracy moved to Hamiota in the fall of 1977, where Brad started kindergarten. Brad's younger years were spent at Earl's farm along with his mom and sister. After graduating in 1990 from Hamiota Collegiate, Brad went on to Brandon University, where he graduated with a degree in teaching.

While attending high school, Brad worked part time at Irwin's Drive Inn and Bell's Convenience Store. His university years he spent working at Tequila Willies restaurant, evenings and weekends and Dept. of Highways in the summer months.

After university, Brad lived in Virden and worked for his dad at the Esso Bulk Station, and from there he moved on to work with pipeline in Cromer. The winter of 2000, Brad went west to Slave Lake to operate a high hoe for Dave Simpson. That fall he began a short teaching career, which saw him in Wollaston Lake for one year, then to Provost, Alberta, for one year.

On December 22, 2001, Brad married Melissa Carrier from Storthoaks, Saskatchewan. In 2002, they moved to Fort McMurray, where Brad worked for six years with Enbridge pipeline. In March 2008, he transferred to Regina to continue work with Enbridge. Then 2012 saw a move to Storthoakes, Saskatchewan, where his last place of employment was with Kingston Midstream Pipeline at Alida, Saskatchewan.

Brad enjoyed and excelled in many sports, badminton, baseball, hockey, and golf. Good times and many friends were made over the years.

Brad enjoyed his summers golfing and sitting around the campfire visiting with his family and many friends. He and his family spent seven seasons from 2009 until 2016 at a seasonal campsite at Oak Lake Resort, alongside his Mom and Tim. His designer Oiler fire pit spent many nights glowing. He enjoyed the hours on the lake watching his children tubing and fishing from Tim and mom's pontoon boat. He always had a smile/smirk for them.

Now he is at peace from the world. Service was held at Virden Tundra Place on January 8, 2020, with interment at Breadalbane cemetery.

Elizabeth Margaret Beatty (nee Pontius) 1932 - 2020

It is with hearts full of love and memories, that we announce Elizabeth Margaret Beatty (nee Pontius) passed away Thursday, April 9th at the age of 87 years.

Betty was born June 19, 1932 to Ralph and Elizabeth Pontius - one of eight children. She attended school in Carlyle and belonged to various youth groups and took part in most sports. After school and on Saturdays, she worked in the Carlyle Bakery. In 1950, she moved to Regina where she obtained employment with the Saskatchewan Government and attended night school to obtain a secretarial certificate.

In 1953, she married Robert Beatty and they continued to live in Regina until Robert’s Dad had a farming accident and they moved back to look after the farm.

Betty was later employed in a law office in Carlyle before getting a job in the Moose Mountain Park Office. When Robert retired and purchased a water-hauling business, she became his bookkeeper.

In 1975, Betty and Robert moved to Kenosee Lake. They also purchased 40 acres of land adjacent to Moose Mountain Provincial Park, which became a hobby farm and home to endless adventures for their grandkids. Every day, lunches would be prepared and delivered by Grandma.

Betty was Robert’s willing assistant when it came to decorating their home inside and out for Christmas. Their collective yearly effort creating a unique and imaginative outdoor Christmas display delighted neighbours and friends.

To say that Betty’s world revolved around her grandchildren would be an understatement. She took full advantage of attending as many sporting events, karate and dance recitals as she could – always with a camcorder attached to her hand, recording memories that she would proudly show to anyone who would watch.

When her grandkids were visiting, Betty’s love was evident. It could be seen through long walks, baking, bingo night, family line dancing lessons, playing cards, shopping trips to town, garage sale circuits and bike rides around the park. After collecting enough skis for everyone, Betty could also be seen leading the grandkids on a cross country skiing adventure.

Lastly, as long as they washed their hands, Betty’s pantry was always overflowing with treats and she made sure that everyone got to eat their favourite things at Grandma’s house. As the kids got older, their favourites were prepared by Betty, frozen and sent to wherever they might be working, studying or beginning their own lives. No matter where they were or how old they got, Betty never stopped caring for her grandkids.

Betty’s memory will be forever cherished by her children, Dianne (Ken), Brenda (John) and Tim (Cathi); grandchildren, Cory (Jodi), Crystal (Jeremy), Sheldon (Reni), Amy (Travis), Kiersten (Jen), Shana (Bill), Riley (Laura) and Keisha (Mike); granddaughter-in-law, Sherry (Laine); great-grandchildren, Dessa, Taylor, Kadence, Jayla, Daphne, Clara, Darius, Carter, Keisha, Ryder, Elliot, Lucas, Nixon, Anna, Liam, Sophia, Laithan, Quin, Eve and Ivi; siblings, Joan and Donald and special nephew, Barry.

Betty is predeceased by her husband, Robert; parents, Ralph and Elizabeth, brothers, Elmer, George and O’Ray; sisters, Esther, Ella and grandson, Adam.

In lieu of flowers that do not last, the family requests you call a parent, child or grandparent and make a memory that will last.

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Eunice Rogers 1927 - 2020

It is with saddened hearts that we announce the passing of our mom, gramma Nan, great gramma, and great-great gramma Annie Eunice Marjorie Rogers in Moosomin Hospital, on Tuesday, April 14, 2020 at the age of 93 years young.

Eunice is survived by 9 children: Fran (Glen) Wilson, Norma (Ron) Coffee, Reg Rogers, Dwayne (Rose) Rogers, Sandra Kinney (Allan Anderson), Shirley (Darrell) Lamontagne, Helen Rogers, Danny (Linda) Rogers, and Gordon (Cindy) Rogers; 32 grandchildren: Calvin (Kate) Wilson, Carla (Mike)Patterson, Cheyenne Peepeetc; Lana (Ed) Young, Lynette (Mark) Porter, Kevin (Shelagh) Coffey, Ken Coffey; Corey (Sheila) Rogers, Tanya( Dave ) Rogers, Candace (Brett) Clark; Tara (Kris) Rogers, Justin Rogers, Brandice (Tyson) Petterson, Michael ( Leah ) Rogers, Tammy (Damien) Lenek, Brian (Allison)Rogers, Angie (Rod) Higa, Ryan Kinney, Tamara (Greg) Hackson, Damon (Jessica) Lamontagne, Tyrel ( Jennifer) Lamontagne, Alica Lamontagne (Jeff) Mcwhirter; Ryan(Caitin) House, Tyler (Emily) House, Bobbie (Will )Fleeting, Casey (Tara) Rogers, Nikki (Alec) Romineau, Jesse Rogers, Kristen Rogers, Tara McPhearson, Kolton and Taren Fairbrother. She is survived by 70 great grandchildren: Stephanie Klemp Danielle and Tyler Wilson; Jake (Kayle)Porte; Amaryah (Colin) Porter; Joey (Brent ) Petterson; Levi Petterson; Allisa (Brandon )Hydum; Jessy, Nikki, Kayden, Samantha, and Peyton Coffey; Jaden, Riley, and Chloe Roger; Ty Rogers; Cail and Ava Clark; Kanyn Ayvre, Emery, and Kolton Rogers; Turner, Haylie, Waylon and Rowdy Petterson; Dana and Dyson Rogers; Kyle, Sierra,Gabe and Titan Lenek; Zyler and Aiden Rogers,Elsie and Eric Trumbley; Tatum, Brock and Sophie Higa; Emily Church, Ryder Holthe and Walker Hackson; Nya and Josh Lamontagne; Heidi and Kasper Lamontagne; Aiden and Soryn Mcwhirter; Jill and Jada House; Bella and Calum House; Will JR. and wee baby Fleeting; Sydney, Cayden and Sierra McPhearson; Avah, Brianna and Mackenzie Rogers; Ryder, Landon, Colton and Kinley Rogers; Isabell and Evelyn Rogers; Jaxx and Harper Rogers; and Dreyton Fairbrother . Lastly, Eunice is survived by her 9 great-great grandchildren: Landon and Rhett Klemp/Wilson; Marcus, Jax and Ronnin Hydum; Zander and Whitley Porter; Kieran and Alice Coffey. Family is a big part of Eunice’s legacy. Her heart was huge and she wrote, “I love my family dearly”, my grandkids, and my sons and daughters in law.

She always said no one child is more important than the next and that she loves us all the same. Mom thought we are “a great gang with lots of fun and laughter,” and was “proud of everyone.” Eunice is also survived by her sisters in law Phyllis and Sylvia Weatherald, her cousins, as well as numerous nieces and nephews.

Eunice was predeceased by her late husband George Rogers, her son Barry Rogers, and her infant daughter; her parents Connie and Lillian Weatherald; her brothers Peter Webb, Gerald, Don, and Lionel Weatherald; her sister Audrey Johnson; her brothers in law Les, Norman, and Wilf Rogers, her sisters in law Bessy Greenbank and Edith Rogers, as well as her son in law Wilf Kinney.

Eunice was born in Wawota, Saskatchewan on November 29, 1926 to Connie and Lillian Weatherald. She was raised in a log shack with her 3 brothers Gerald, Don, Lionel; and her sister Audrey. When her mother passed away Peter (Webb) was an infant, and Eunice and some of her family were moved into the Fernley Convent where she attained her schooling. It was there she studied and kept a watchful eye on her brothers and sister.

After leaving the convent she went to live with her father and sibling. One of her cousins tells stories of coming to play with the boys in her family and fondly remembers Eunice for her excellent meals and her kind demeanour. When Eunice was a teen she worked for her Aunt Emma and Uncle Elmer Smulan as their housekeeper.

It was there she met George Rogers who later become her husband. Eunice was 18 when she married George on December 5, 1944 in Wawota, Saskatchewan. He built her a little house on Railway Street and there they began to raise their family. They had ten children (5 girls, 5 boys) and as their family grew so did the need to expand their house.

Eunice was a hard worker and a caring mother. It was important for her to assure meals were on time, baking was done, clothes were made, washed, and in good repair all the while balancing the needs of her children to the best of her ability. We fondly remember coming home after school and being greeted by her warm smile, and the smell of freshly baked bread, homemade donuts, cakes and cooking. One of the important lessons mom taught us was the difference between wants and needs.

Eunice was a true matriarch, kept close watch over her children and made sure to have regular contact with her extended family and friends.

When her husband became ill Eunice gained employment at the Wawota Hospital.

There she advanced to the role of head cook and was oftentimes complimented on the meals she made. They were known to be nutritious, balanced and tasty. Eunice was employed there for 10 years before she retired.

Eunice and George loved to travel, be it on a family vacation or a trip to Alaska, across Canada, or into the States. Eunice was a social person and a sincere friend. She was a prudent shopper and a generous giver. During her later years Eunice gave much of her time to volunteer work for the United Church, and to the local thrift store where many churches in her community benefited. Mom could never sit idle. In the span of her lifetime she knit hundreds of pairs of mittens for her family, her friends, and for different charities.

Eunice and George were married for 62 years, and Eunice lived in the house that George built for 70 years. Last August, 2019 Eunice moved into the Maryfield Villa where she was very happy to enjoy the company of many of her life-long friends.

We will remember mom for her genuine love, kindness, for the many lessons in life she taught us. Eunice will never be forgotten by her friends and her family.

As a result of the restrictions regarding Covid -19, and the current government recommendations, a private family service, as per her request, will be held at a later date at the Fernley Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of Eunice may be made to The Wawota Lions Club.

Arrangements are in care of G.R. Carscadden Funeral Chapels, Moosomin, Sask.

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Bradley D. Cosgrove July 30, 1972 - December 31, 2019 Cosgrove - Bradley D. It is with profound sadness that we announce the loss of Brad (Cosey) Cosgrove on December 31, 2019.

He was born in Virden Hospital on July 30, 1972, to Shayne and Dan Cosgrove (Deb) and stepson to Tim and Earl, brother to Tracy and step-sister to Colleen, and father to Avery, Bradin, Kadie, and Allie.

Shayne, Brad, and Tracy moved to Hamiota in the fall of 1977, where Brad started kindergarten. Brad's younger years were spent at Earl's farm along with his mom and sister. After graduating in 1990 from Hamiota Collegiate, Brad went on to Brandon University, where he graduated with a degree in teaching.

While attending high school, Brad worked part time at Irwin's Drive Inn and Bell's Convenience Store. His university years he spent working at Tequila Willies restaurant, evenings and weekends and Dept. of Highways in the summer months.

After university, Brad lived in Virden and worked for his dad at the Esso Bulk Station, and from there he moved on to work with pipeline in Cromer. The winter of 2000, Brad went west to Slave Lake to operate a high hoe for Dave Simpson. That fall he began a short teaching career, which saw him in Wollaston Lake for one year, then to Provost, Alberta, for one year.

On December 22, 2001, Brad married Melissa Carrier from Storthoaks, Saskatchewan. In 2002, they moved to Fort McMurray, where Brad worked for six years with Enbridge pipeline. In March 2008, he transferred to Regina to continue work with Enbridge. Then 2012 saw a move to Storthoakes, Saskatchewan, where his last place of employment was with Kingston Midstream Pipeline at Alida, Saskatchewan.

Brad enjoyed and excelled in many sports, badminton, baseball, hockey, and golf. Good times and many friends were made over the years.

Brad enjoyed his summers golfing and sitting around the campfire visiting with his family and many friends. He and his family spent seven seasons from 2009 until 2016 at a seasonal campsite at Oak Lake Resort, alongside his Mom and Tim. His designer Oiler fire pit spent many nights glowing. He enjoyed the hours on the lake watching his children tubing and fishing from Tim and mom's pontoon boat. He always had a smile/smirk for them.

Now he is at peace from the world. Service was held at Virden Tundra Place on January 8, 2020, with interment at Breadalbane cemetery.

Elizabeth Margaret Beatty (nee Pontius) 1932 - 2020

It is with hearts full of love and memories, that we announce Elizabeth Margaret Beatty (nee Pontius) passed away Thursday, April 9th at the age of 87 years.

Betty was born June 19, 1932 to Ralph and Elizabeth Pontius - one of eight children. She attended school in Carlyle and belonged to various youth groups and took part in most sports. After school and on Saturdays, she worked in the Carlyle Bakery. In 1950, she moved to Regina where she obtained employment with the Saskatchewan Government and attended night school to obtain a secretarial certificate.

In 1953, she married Robert Beatty and they continued to live in Regina until Robert’s Dad had a farming accident and they moved back to look after the farm.

Betty was later employed in a law office in Carlyle before getting a job in the Moose Mountain Park Office. When Robert retired and purchased a water-hauling business, she became his bookkeeper.

In 1975, Betty and Robert moved to Kenosee Lake. They also purchased 40 acres of land adjacent to Moose Mountain Provincial Park, which became a hobby farm and home to endless adventures for their grandkids. Every day, lunches would be prepared and delivered by Grandma.

Betty was Robert’s willing assistant when it came to decorating their home inside and out for Christmas. Their collective yearly effort creating a unique and imaginative outdoor Christmas display delighted neighbours and friends.

To say that Betty’s world revolved around her grandchildren would be an understatement. She took full advantage of attending as many sporting events, karate and dance recitals as she could – always with a camcorder attached to her hand, recording memories that she would proudly show to anyone who would watch.

When her grandkids were visiting, Betty’s love was evident. It could be seen through long walks, baking, bingo night, family line dancing lessons, playing cards, shopping trips to town, garage sale circuits and bike rides around the park. After collecting enough skis for everyone, Betty could also be seen leading the grandkids on a cross country skiing adventure.

Lastly, as long as they washed their hands, Betty’s pantry was always overflowing with treats and she made sure that everyone got to eat their favourite things at Grandma’s house. As the kids got older, their favourites were prepared by Betty, frozen and sent to wherever they might be working, studying or beginning their own lives. No matter where they were or how old they got, Betty never stopped caring for her grandkids.

Betty’s memory will be forever cherished by her children, Dianne (Ken), Brenda (John) and Tim (Cathi); grandchildren, Cory (Jodi), Crystal (Jeremy), Sheldon (Reni), Amy (Travis), Kiersten (Jen), Shana (Bill), Riley (Laura) and Keisha (Mike); granddaughter-in-law, Sherry (Laine); great-grandchildren, Dessa, Taylor, Kadence, Jayla, Daphne, Clara, Darius, Carter, Keisha, Ryder, Elliot, Lucas, Nixon, Anna, Liam, Sophia, Laithan, Quin, Eve and Ivi; siblings, Joan and Donald and special nephew, Barry.

Betty is predeceased by her husband, Robert; parents, Ralph and Elizabeth, brothers, Elmer, George and O’Ray; sisters, Esther, Ella and grandson, Adam.

In lieu of flowers that do not last, the family requests you call a parent, child or grandparent and make a memory that will last.

Obituaries

Obituaries

Obituaries

Eunice Rogers 1927 - 2020

It is with saddened hearts that we announce the passing of our mom, gramma Nan, great gramma, and great-great gramma Annie Eunice Marjorie Rogers in Moosomin Hospital, on Tuesday, April 14, 2020 at the age of 93 years young.

Eunice is survived by 9 children: Fran (Glen) Wilson, Norma (Ron) Coffee, Reg Rogers, Dwayne (Rose) Rogers, Sandra Kinney (Allan Anderson), Shirley (Darrell) Lamontagne, Helen Rogers, Danny (Linda) Rogers, and Gordon (Cindy) Rogers; 32 grandchildren: Calvin (Kate) Wilson, Carla (Mike)Patterson, Cheyenne Peepeetc; Lana (Ed) Young, Lynette (Mark) Porter, Kevin (Shelagh) Coffey, Ken Coffey; Corey (Sheila) Rogers, Tanya( Dave ) Rogers, Candace (Brett) Clark; Tara (Kris) Rogers, Justin Rogers, Brandice (Tyson) Petterson, Michael ( Leah ) Rogers, Tammy (Damien) Lenek, Brian (Allison)Rogers, Angie (Rod) Higa, Ryan Kinney, Tamara (Greg) Hackson, Damon (Jessica) Lamontagne, Tyrel ( Jennifer) Lamontagne, Alica Lamontagne (Jeff) Mcwhirter; Ryan(Caitin) House, Tyler (Emily) House, Bobbie (Will )Fleeting, Casey (Tara) Rogers, Nikki (Alec) Romineau, Jesse Rogers, Kristen Rogers, Tara McPhearson, Kolton and Taren Fairbrother. She is survived by 70 great grandchildren: Stephanie Klemp Danielle and Tyler Wilson; Jake (Kayle)Porte; Amaryah (Colin) Porter; Joey (Brent ) Petterson; Levi Petterson; Allisa (Brandon )Hydum; Jessy, Nikki, Kayden, Samantha, and Peyton Coffey; Jaden, Riley, and Chloe Roger; Ty Rogers; Cail and Ava Clark; Kanyn Ayvre, Emery, and Kolton Rogers; Turner, Haylie, Waylon and Rowdy Petterson; Dana and Dyson Rogers; Kyle, Sierra,Gabe and Titan Lenek; Zyler and Aiden Rogers,Elsie and Eric Trumbley; Tatum, Brock and Sophie Higa; Emily Church, Ryder Holthe and Walker Hackson; Nya and Josh Lamontagne; Heidi and Kasper Lamontagne; Aiden and Soryn Mcwhirter; Jill and Jada House; Bella and Calum House; Will JR. and wee baby Fleeting; Sydney, Cayden and Sierra McPhearson; Avah, Brianna and Mackenzie Rogers; Ryder, Landon, Colton and Kinley Rogers; Isabell and Evelyn Rogers; Jaxx and Harper Rogers; and Dreyton Fairbrother . Lastly, Eunice is survived by her 9 great-great grandchildren: Landon and Rhett Klemp/Wilson; Marcus, Jax and Ronnin Hydum; Zander and Whitley Porter; Kieran and Alice Coffey. Family is a big part of Eunice’s legacy. Her heart was huge and she wrote, “I love my family dearly”, my grandkids, and my sons and daughters in law.

She always said no one child is more important than the next and that she loves us all the same. Mom thought we are “a great gang with lots of fun and laughter,” and was “proud of everyone.” Eunice is also survived by her sisters in law Phyllis and Sylvia Weatherald, her cousins, as well as numerous nieces and nephews.

Eunice was predeceased by her late husband George Rogers, her son Barry Rogers, and her infant daughter; her parents Connie and Lillian Weatherald; her brothers Peter Webb, Gerald, Don, and Lionel Weatherald; her sister Audrey Johnson; her brothers in law Les, Norman, and Wilf Rogers, her sisters in law Bessy Greenbank and Edith Rogers, as well as her son in law Wilf Kinney.

Eunice was born in Wawota, Saskatchewan on November 29, 1926 to Connie and Lillian Weatherald. She was raised in a log shack with her 3 brothers Gerald, Don, Lionel; and her sister Audrey. When her mother passed away Peter (Webb) was an infant, and Eunice and some of her family were moved into the Fernley Convent where she attained her schooling. It was there she studied and kept a watchful eye on her brothers and sister.

After leaving the convent she went to live with her father and sibling. One of her cousins tells stories of coming to play with the boys in her family and fondly remembers Eunice for her excellent meals and her kind demeanour. When Eunice was a teen she worked for her Aunt Emma and Uncle Elmer Smulan as their housekeeper.

It was there she met George Rogers who later become her husband. Eunice was 18 when she married George on December 5, 1944 in Wawota, Saskatchewan. He built her a little house on Railway Street and there they began to raise their family. They had ten children (5 girls, 5 boys) and as their family grew so did the need to expand their house.

Eunice was a hard worker and a caring mother. It was important for her to assure meals were on time, baking was done, clothes were made, washed, and in good repair all the while balancing the needs of her children to the best of her ability. We fondly remember coming home after school and being greeted by her warm smile, and the smell of freshly baked bread, homemade donuts, cakes and cooking. One of the important lessons mom taught us was the difference between wants and needs.

Eunice was a true matriarch, kept close watch over her children and made sure to have regular contact with her extended family and friends.

When her husband became ill Eunice gained employment at the Wawota Hospital.

There she advanced to the role of head cook and was oftentimes complimented on the meals she made. They were known to be nutritious, balanced and tasty. Eunice was employed there for 10 years before she retired.

Eunice and George loved to travel, be it on a family vacation or a trip to Alaska, across Canada, or into the States. Eunice was a social person and a sincere friend. She was a prudent shopper and a generous giver. During her later years Eunice gave much of her time to volunteer work for the United Church, and to the local thrift store where many churches in her community benefited. Mom could never sit idle. In the span of her lifetime she knit hundreds of pairs of mittens for her family, her friends, and for different charities.

Eunice and George were married for 62 years, and Eunice lived in the house that George built for 70 years. Last August, 2019 Eunice moved into the Maryfield Villa where she was very happy to enjoy the company of many of her life-long friends.

We will remember mom for her genuine love, kindness, for the many lessons in life she taught us. Eunice will never be forgotten by her friends and her family.

As a result of the restrictions regarding Covid -19, and the current government recommendations, a private family service, as per her request, will be held at a later date at the Fernley Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of Eunice may be made to The Wawota Lions Club.

Arrangements are in care of G.R. Carscadden Funeral Chapels, Moosomin, Sask.

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