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COGHILL - Mrs. Lily Margaret (nee Haw) Coghill passed away on Wednesday, November 8, 2017 at the Canora Gateway Lodge in Canora, SK. She was 97 years of age. Lily, “Lil” as she was known to family and friends, was born on December 17, 1919 in Battrum, SK, the daughter of Stanley and Emily (nee Mapes) Haw. She was raised and attended school in Pennant, SK and went on to attend Normal School in Moose Jaw to become a teacher. Lily was united in marriage to David William Coghill on May 8, 1940. When Dave was discharged from active duty at the end of WWII, the couple made their home in Yorkton. Lily was employed as a bookkeeper until 1954, when married women were allowed to continue their teaching careers. She taught in the Yorkton Public School system, mostly grade one students at Burke and Dr. Brass schools until her retirement in 1979. Music was a lifelong passion for Lily. In her younger years, she enjoyed sharing that passion by playing piano with dance orchestras. As a teacher, Lily shared her musical talents with her students in the classroom and through preparing numerous school choirs to participate in the Music Festival. And in her church, she shared her love of music with the congregation of St. Andrew’s United Church as a choir member. Besides her love of music, Lily had many hobbies which included travelling, crocheting, knitting and writing poetry, skits and tributes to friends. She was very busy in her community as a member of a variety of volunteer organizations and was an active member of St. Andrew’s United Church involved in Presbytery, the UCW and Bible Study. Lily was predeceased by her parents, her loving husband, David in 1984 and all of her siblings. She leaves to celebrate her life, twelve loving nieces and nephews and their families, as well as a host of wonderful friends. Funeral Services were held on Tuesday, November 14, 2017 from St. Andrew’s United Church in Yorkton, SK with Reverend Roland Legge officiating. Words of tribute and eulogy were shared by Murray Wagner. The organist, Shani Apland and members of St. Andrew’s United Church Choir, led the congregation in the singing of the hymns, “Joyful, Joyful We Adore You”, “The Lord’s My Shepherd” and “Unto the Hills”. The Choir selection was “Jesus Loves Me”. The Interment Service followed in the Yorkton City Cemetery with Chris Jensen, Clarence Fick, Darcy Lovelace, Brian Pohle, Miles Pearce and Colby Middleton serving as the casket bearers. All of Lil’s former grade one pupils and her friends who knew and loved her were named as honourary pall bearers. Friends so wishing may forward their condolences to the family by visiting www.christiesfuneralhome.com. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to Christie’s Funeral Home & Crematorium, Yorkton, Saskatchewan. KREPAKEVICH - Mrs. Doris Krepakevich, formerly of Yorkton, beloved wife of the late Dan Krepakevich, entered eternal rest on November 11, 2017 at Extendicare in Moose Jaw. Doris Mary Krepakevich was born on March 15, 1934 to Theodore and Beatrice Kohlen (nee Livingston). She lived her early years on their farm at Marean Lake, SK. In 1941 the family moved to Fort Erie, ON where she started school and her parents worked in an aircraft factory. After 4 years there, the family returned to their farm where Doris completed her education. As a girl, Doris spent her free time in the evenings reading, drawing and singing with her family while her dad played the harmonica and her mom taught the kids how to dance. She worked as a study supervisor at the country school there for a year, then spent 2 years working at Waters’ General Store in Archerwill. In 1955 she married Arthur Letestu and they moved to Sturgis where Art ran the auto body shop. They lived there for 12 years and were blessed with four daughters while there: Charlene, Deanna, Carol, Gloria. Doris was a busy stay-at-home Mom who spent many hours gardening, cooking and sewing clothes for her girls, as well as custom sewing for others. In 1967 the family moved to Dubuc where they bought the hotel. They lived there for 8 years and they were blessed with another daughter, Marnie. It was there that Doris started doing oil paintings. Next, the family moved to Yorkton, SK. Always busy with her family, she still made time to sew many graduation gowns, bridesmaid’s gowns, wedding gowns and other custom clothing for friends. She also continued with her favourite pastime of oil painting. She also worked part time at the Casual Shop Ladies Wear store, Carlton Cards and Tan-Jay Ladies Wear. Over the years Doris belonged to the CWL and the Ladies Auxiliary and held various short term offices in those organizations. Her favourite sport was curling which she enjoyed with friends for many years and she also loved to dance. In 1979 Art died of cancer and Doris remained living in Yorkton with her daughters. In 1981 she met a widower named Dan Krepakevich and they were married in 1982. She had only Marnie remaining at home with her by this time and the two of them moved to Dan’s farm to live with him and his youngest son Kevin who was just 14, where together they raised Kevin and Marnie. After 10 years on the farm near Hamton, they built a new home in Yorkton and moved there in 1992. Around this time they also started going on fishing and camping trips with friends, they did this for many years and sometimes Doris took a canvas and her paints along to capture the scenery of beautiful northern Saskatchewan. They were always busy, enjoyed many good times with friends, playing horseshoes, having barbecues and celebrating birthdays. She continued with her sewing and she and Dan also began helping as caterers for St. Gerard’s church hall. She became the seamstress for the caterer’s uniforms, sewing 84 purple vests as well as table skirts for the hall. Another favourite pastime of hers was her garden and yard, where she spent many happy hours tending her beautiful flowers and trees. Doris and Dan each had 5 children and as they all grew and got married and had families of their own it made for some lovely big family gatherings over the years. Her favourite times were Christmas, Easter and Thanksgiving and also summer barbecues, when all their children and grandchildren would come for supper and a visit, when the house was full and noisy with the sounds of a large happy family. Her family meant the world to her. Doris was predeceased by her parents, by her first husband Arthur in 1979, second husband Dan in 2012 and a brother Jerome. Doris is survived by and will be forever lovingly remembered by her daughters Charlene, Deanna, Carol (Darren), Gloria (Allan), Marnie (Jason); her stepchildren Lenard (Sandy), Alan (Jackie), Denise (Larry), Joanne, Kevin (Donna); also her precious grandchildren who were the lights of her life: Jade (Michael) Elson, Shaun (Dakota) Michael, Kelly Michael (Carolina Rodriguez Garcia), Carla (Steven) Noël, Joshua (Natalia) Edlin, Kane Dawson, Jasmine (Josh) Bachman, Jesse Williamson, Shane Williamson, Bailee Krupski, Austin Krupski, Chelsey (Cole) Engel, Dustin Krepakevich, Breana Lukowski, Connor Eremko and great-grandchildren Cash Elson, Oaklen Michael, Bronsen and Makayla Noël, Beau and Cadence Edlin, Jonah Bachman and Jetta, Rita, Tyler, Fred Krepakevich. Doris is also survived by brothers and sisters Darlene, Allen, Edna (Denis), Ted (Josie), David (Christine) and a sister-in-law Esther, many nieces and nephews and extended family. The Funeral Mass was held on Friday, November 17, 2017 at St. Gerard’s Roman Catholic Church in Yorkton with Rev. Fr. Louis Kim Nuygen and Rev. Fr. Rene Mangahas as the Concelebrants. The cross bearer was Carla Noël. Diana Hornung accompanied St. Gerard’s Choir in the singing of the hymns and Adelle Sherring singing “On Eagle’s Wings”. The readers were Bailee Krupski and Carol Dawson. Serving as gift bearers were Charlene Michael, Deanna O’Neil, Carol Dawson, Gloria Bakke and Marnie Krupski. The eulogy was shared by Jade Elson. The interment followed in the Garden of Gethsemane at Yorkton Memorial Gardens with Shaun Michael, Kelly Michael, Dustin Krepakevich, Joshua Edlin, Kane Dawson, Jesse Williamson, Shane Williamson and Austin Krupski serving as the casket bearers. Memorials in memory of Doris may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society as gifts of remembrance. Condolences can be sent to the family at www.baileysfuneralhome.com.
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BLOMMAERT - Margaretha Olivia Blommaert. May 31, 1950 - Oct. 28, 2017. Margaretha Olivia Blommaert of Nelson, BC passed away on Saturday, Oct. 28, 2017. Born in Audenardi, Belgium, May 31, 1950, to Florent and Hendrika Blommaert. Maggy spent 30 years as a hairdresser and spent the last 5 plus years beading and making beautiful tapestries and jewellery for family and friends. Maggy was an extremely loyal friend and did everything she could to stand up for people’s rights and help in any way she could. The love she had in her heart had no bounds. Her pride and joy was her grandchildren Jason, Travis and Emma. Maggy is survived by her daughter Poppy (Kelly) and their children, Jason, Travis, Emma, Tyson and Travis; her brothers Gerard (Laurel), Barend (Pearl), Charlie (Lorianne) and David (Jo Ellen). Maggy is proceeded in death by her parents Florent and Hendrika Blommaert and her husband Simon Roy. Contributions in memory of Maggy can be made to any food cupboard of your choice.
JEWHURST - Sylvia (nee Kutcher) Jewhurst of Springside, beloved wife of Dave Jewhurst, peacefully left us to join the Lord on November 13, 2017 at the Yorkton Regional Health Centre. She was 72 years of age. Sylvia was born on March 13, 1945 at the Queen Victoria Hospital in Yorkton. Sylvia was the middle daughter born to Dan and Carolyne (nee Fedun) Kutcher of the Whitesand District where her parents farmed. Sylvia grew up on the family farm helping with all the farm chores inside and outside of the house while attending the Byblow Farm School. Sylvia moved to Yorkton after her schooling and it was there that she began her career as a server at Lee’s Restaurant. It was here where she met Dave Jewhurst, her beloved husband-to-be of 51 plus years. Dave was serving in the Air Force and was stationed at Whitespruce. Sylvia and Dave were united in Holy Matrimony at St. Mary’s Ukrainian Catholic Church in Yorkton on July 2, 1966. This was the beginning of Sylvia’s life as a “serviceman’s wife”. Sylvia and Dave were blessed with two sons, Stephen and Troy. Over the years, they were transferred to Holberg, BC, Rivers, MB, Edmonton, AB, Petawawa, ON, Beausejour, MB and ending back again in Whitespruce. Dave retired from the service in 1983 and that is when Sylvia purchased her own restaurant, the “J4 Café” in Torquay, SK. Sylvia is predeceased by her parents, Dan and Carolyne (nee Fedun) Kutcher and by her sisters, Natalie Derow and Virginia Kutcher. She leaves to celebrate her life her beloved husband, Dave; her two sons, Stephen (Karen) of Torquay and Troy (Shauna) of Orcadia; her 7 grandchildren, and her 10 great-grandchildren, who all miss their Baba dearly. The Requiem Divine Liturgy was celebrated on Tuesday, November 21, 2017 at 11:00 am from St. Mary’s Ukrainian Catholic Church, Yorkton with Reverend Father Raymond Lukie C.Ss.R. serving as the celebrant. The responses were sung by the cantor, Mr. Edward Pindus, with the epistle lesson being read by Sylvia’s daughter-in-law, Shauna. The cross bearer and pallbearers were interchanged by Sylvia’s grandchildren with the interment in the St. Mary’s Ukrainian Catholic Parish Cemetery (Whitesand). Sylvia was loved by all who knew her, may she rest in peace and may her memory be eternal. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to Kopan’s Funeral Service, Yorkton. 306-783-0099 www.kopans.ca.
GRIFFETH - (Richard) Lorne. November 10, 2017 at the age of 69, we lost an incredible man, (Richard) Lorne Craig Griffeth. Lorne’s generosity, compassion, charisma, humour, drive, entrepreneurial spirit and love for his family were evident throughout his life. Lorne spent many days on the golf course, relaxing at the cabin, travelling, in business ventures and was always surrounded by family and friends. He tackled life with a work hard, play hard motto! Lorne’s life began in Moose Jaw on August 19, 1948. He graduated from Mossbank High School and moved to Toronto to take Electrical Engineering. He eventually settled in Yorkton where he worked for Swinging Sam’s Music store. This ignited his passion for business so he bought the store which became his first of many retail enterprises including: Phase II, Top Forty Franchise, Caesar Salad Kitchen Boutique and Karmen’s. It was in Yorkton that he met his first wife, Karmen and raised their two children, Kurtis and Lori. In 1995, he opened and managed Pockets Sports Bar until his retirement in 2010. During his days at Pockets Lorne met and married Tammy (Bown). They shared an incredible friendship and spent their years creating moments filled with music, travel, laughter and love. Lorne, best known as Griff by his buddies, loved to have a good time and always ensured people around him were well taken care of. His favourite place on earth was his cabin at Madge Lake. He was most often found on the deck with his tunes playing, enjoying the outdoors and welcoming anyone who stopped by for a visit. He loved to spend time with the grandchildren, taking them for rides in his convertible sports car and would do anything to get a smile. Lorne was also a talented self-taught cook who loved to share this gift with others. Lorne was predeceased by his father, William Griffeth (1973), his mother, Daisy Griffeth (1984), his brother, Bill Griffeth (2002) and his brother-inlaw, Gene Stusek (1994). Lorne is survived and will be greatly missed by his wife, Tammy; son, Kurtis (Cara) and their children, Lyric and Beckham; daughter, Lori (Dwayne) Daelick and their children, Cambri and Jett, his sister, Cheryl (Lyle) Wilkinson, his brother, Ray (Ardell), his mother inlaw, Carol Bown and his brother-in-law Scott (Cherie) Bown as well as many nieces and nephews. Lorne’s children leave these final words…Dad, we will smile for the years and the lessons you gave to us. We will work hard and play hard, never letting excuses get in the way of our success. We will ‘show up in life’ in a way that will bring you pride and peace. Your life was a blessing, your memory a treasure, you are loved beyond words, and missed beyond measure. The family would like to thank Dr. Pasad, Dr. Rao, Dr. Groenwald and Dr. Swan as well as the nursing staff at the Regina General Hospital, Yorkton Regional Health Centre and Jowsey House Palliative Care for their quality care during the past two and a half months. The immediate family is holding an intimate gathering in November, followed by a Celebration of Life which will be held at Madge Lake this summer. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial donations be made to Canadian Diabetes Association. Friends so wishing may forward their condolences to the family by visiting www.christiesfuneralhome.com. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to Christie’s Funeral Home & Crematorium, Yorkton, Saskatchewan.