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Local Obituaries

Obituary: William Hamill

Obituary: William Hamill

'Bill's life spanned nearly a century of history, from growing up during the Great Depression to serving as an upper rear gunner on Lancaster Bombers with the RCAF during World War II, flying 30 missions over Europe.'
Obituary: Heinz Charles Tock

Obituary: Heinz Charles Tock

'His passion for teaching and dedication to his students' success, with many of his students fondly recalling his lively, humorous lectures, and some staying in touch with him throughout his life.'
Obituary: William Bruce Young

Obituary: William Bruce Young

'Bruce was an extraordinary handyman, always tinkering in his workshop and creating new projects. He treasured family gatherings and get-togethers with friends. His legacy for his children and grandchildren: work hard, be financially responsible, and be happy.'
Obituary: Robert M. Gillis

Obituary: Robert M. Gillis

'Robert will be sadly missed by friends and family for his caring nature, willingness to always help, and his love of music and genealogy.'
Obituary: Walter Loitz

Obituary: Walter Loitz

'He fell in love with the Coast and never went back home to Alberta'
Obituary: (John) Michael Siddall

Obituary: (John) Michael Siddall

'Michael touched many lives with his leadership, humour, inquisitiveness, energy and heart. He will be missed by all who had the privilege to know him.'
Obituary: John P. Gaudaur

Obituary: John P. Gaudaur

August 11, 1940 - July 26, 2024
Obituary: Ernest Lorne Watson

Obituary: Ernest Lorne Watson

'Your spirit lives on in the laughter, love and cherished memories we hold dear.'
Obituary: Frederick Albert Cotton

Obituary: Frederick Albert Cotton

'After retirement he spent much of his time at the hobbies he loved. He sailed enjoying crabbing and fishing, driving up mountain roads to spend time at various lakes and shooting at the local gun range.'
Obituary: Darlene May Dewitt (Underhill)

Obituary: Darlene May Dewitt (Underhill)

'Those of us blessed to call her Mom, Nanny, Sister, and Friend know that her heart was big, her feet were tiny and her home always open. From fresh coffee to a fridge full of "cold ones" and her world-famous Clam Chowder, no one ever left Dar's house hungry or thirsty!'