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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 2015 F Lethbridge Herald page - B7

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JOHNSTON It is with great sadness and muchlove we say goodbye to ou rmother, grandmother and great-grandmother. D O R I S J O H N S T O N ( S T .

GODDARD) , passed away onSaturday, December 19, 2015 withher family by her side at the age of 83years. Mom was predeceased by herhusband Errol, her brothers John(Ellie), Merrill (Shirley), Lawrence(Dora) and sister Evy (Bud). She issurvived by one loving sister, Diane(Julian). She will be forever in the hearts of her

children; daughters Tannis (Steve), Karen (Vern) and Kim (Craig), sonsDana (Bernie) and Craig (Pam), grandchildren Tania Lidster (Steve), RhettBorton (Tamara), Sanna Martyniuk, Meaghan and Taylor Johnston, Alexisand Jayden Johnston, Julian Johnston (Jenny), Chyna Chandler (Tristan)and Fallon Stokell (Dave), great-grandchildren Wade and Daylen Lidster,Stevie Martyniuk, Maverick Johnston, Nixon and Max Stokell. Mom and dad resided in Westbourne, Manitoba until dad's passing, whenshe moved to Portage La Prairie. Later on, she moved to Lethbridge,Alberta. Mom was a great seamstress, not only out of need to provide but for herpassion to do so, like making an outfit during the day to wear that night.She also loved her sports, from playing baseball to curling to darts, evencompeting on the National level for darts. Mom loved to hunt and shoot,collecting her fair share of geese with her husband and friends. Mom, above all, the taste of your amazing cinnamon buns will never beforgotten. Mom has had several health issues through the years, but it neverstopped her from being positive about life. She always had a mischievoustwinkle in her eyes and a ready smile. Mom has left an empty space in thehearts of all she loved and all who loved her. But she is no longer in pain. We love you, Mom! Relatives and friends are invited to join with the family for a come and goreception at CORNERSTONE FUNERAL HOME, 2800 Mayor MagrathDrive South, Lethbridge, AB, on Monday, December 28, 2015 from 11:30A.M. to 2:00 P.M.

To send a condolence, please visit www.cornerstonefuneralhome.com

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ALEXANDER ROBERT "BOB" ALEXANDER,beloved husband of Phyl l is ofLethbridge, passed away after a longbattle with Alzheimers on Monday,December 21, 2015 at the age of 83years. Besides his loving wife, he is lovinglyremembered by his four daughters;Pat Skelly of Lethbridge, Heather(Terry) Bailey of Ponoka, Beth(Randy) Quan of Lethbridge andDonna Edhart of Edmonton; 10grandchi ldren Rober t (Nico le)Sakamoto, Shae-Lynn Sakamoto,Liam Skel ly, Brandon and Kyle(Kat ie ) Ba i ley , A lyc ia (Co l in )Poffenroth, Scott (Stephanie) Quan,Bree Quan (Ashley Thomas), Craigand Jared Edhart as well as onegreat-granddaughter Scotlyn Bailey.

He is also survived by one sister Dorothy MacDonald of New Westminster,B.C., as well as two sisters in law of Lethbridge, Sadie (Doug) McCarthyand Cathie (Jim) McGinty, as well as numerous nieces and nephews andextended family and friends in Canada and Scotland. He waspredeceased by his parents James and Margaret and one brother George. Bob was born on May 19, 1932 in Edinburgh, Scotland and immigrated toCanada when he was 24 years old. His future wife followed him and theywere married in the Yukon February 12, 1958. Together, they began theirfamily and later moved to Lethbridge in 1961. Bob enjoyed playing golfand Bridge. He had a good sense of humor and loved to joke around. Boband Phyllis spent time traveling, and their favorite places were Hawaii andCoeur d'Alene. Thank you to Dr. Xander Van Der Pol, Dr. Joel Weaver, Dr. Sailendra, Dr.Malpica, Dr. Smuts, staff at the Good Samaritans Park Meadows, staff ofV.O.N., homecare nurse Laura Hoar and the staff at the Chinook RegionalHospital on 4C, as well as Father Lukas and Father Alphonse. At Bob's request, a Private Family Service will be held. Cremation entrusted to Cornerstone Funeral Home. In Memory of Bob, donations may be made to the Alzheimer's Society ofAlberta and Northwest Territories, 14925 - 111 Street N.W., Edmonton,AB, T5M 2P6

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BLACKADDER MRS. LYNN BLACKADDER (neeBaker) of Lethbridge, AB, passedaway suddenly, 19 December2015 at the age of 57 years. Lynn was born February 06 1958in Scarborough, ON to James andEdna Baker (both deceased). Sheleaves to cherish her memory herhusband, Bruce, two daughters,Shannon Blackadder (WadeDoucette) and Michele (Chris)Meyers and one son, MatthewBlackadder. Additionally, she issurvived by her father-in-law,Robert, five siblings: Loni, Lori,Grant, Garth and Glenn, and threegrandchildren; Nicole, Jayden andConnor. Lynn began a nursing career in1981 af ter graduat ing f romRyerson Polytechnical Institute;she worked in a variety of fieldsincluding: labour and delivery,home nursing, the operating room,and service in the CanadianArmed Forces as a NursingOfficer from 1988 to 1995. Hercareer ended working in theoperating room at the Chinook(Lethbridge) Regional Hospital. Lynn lived life to the fullest. Shehad many passions including: birdwatching and singing with theSouthern Accords and VocalMotion Choruses, but her greatestinterest was combining heramazing photography skills withall of her pursuits. Always up for anew adventure, she recently tookup motorcycling and scuba divingand was looking forward totravelling and seeing more of theworld. Her greatest love however,was for people: her family, forwhom no effort was too great; aswell as those with whom sheworked and sang with. A memorial service will be held inthe new year at the LethbridgeSalvation Army Church on 13thStreet, Lethbridge with date andtimings to be announced. In lieu of flowers, friends who wishto donate please do so to theC a n a d i a n H e a r t & S t r o k eFoundation or the CanadianDiabetes Associat ion.

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Stephen Prosk1931 - 2015

Stephen (Steve) Prosk was born inCoaldale, Alberta on August 11, 1931.He was the sixth of eight children bornto Wrchec and Caro l ine, recentimmigrants from Poland. Although hegrew up in relative poverty, he becamea certified steam engineer and securedlong-term employment at Cominco inTrai l from 1965 to 1973, then atWeyerhauser in Vavenby beforeretiring to Oliver. He chose the town forits warm climate, and spent much of histime out in the garden. From earlyspring to late fall, he planned, planted,cultivated, nurtured and harvested farmore food than he could ever use forhimself. Five years ago, he gave up hisacreage for a smaller plot in a local

trailer park. He was a life-long fan of the Toronto Maple Leafs, CalgaryStampeders, Boston Red Sox, Atlanta Braves and professional wrestling.Last spring, he traveled to Vancouver to watch the Leafs play live for thefirst time. At home, he spent time watching sports and keeping abreast ofthe news, doing crossword puzzles and maintaining his stamp collection.Steve passed away on December 4, 2015 in South Okanagan GeneralHospital after being diagnosed with cancer in the summer. He was pre-deceased by his brother Lloyd and sister Bernice of Lethbridge, his sisterStafca of Fort Macleod, Alberta and his son David of Edmonton. He issurvived by his brother Tony (Anne) and his sister Nellie of Lethbridge, hissister Mary of Granum, Alberta, and his brother Ed of Calgary. He is alsosurvived by his son Rick (Karen) of Quesnel, six adult grandchildren(Paulette, Matt, Erin, Ian, Brett and Wade) and four great-grandchildren. Amemorial get-together will be held in Lethbridge in late spring or summer.Condolences and tributes may be directed to the family by visitingwww.nunes-pottinger.com. Arrangements entrusted to Nunes-PottingerFuneral Service & Crematorium, Oliver & Osoyoos, BC

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Trynie Lucille Warrior On December 19, 2015, TrynieLucil le Warrior – Nez PerceWarrior (Komonooitapii Sow Woo)left on her adventure to the nextworld at the age of 56 following alengthy illness. Trynie was born in Pincher Creekto parents Edward and EleanorWarrior. She is survived by hersons, Trevor, Tyler and Tristan:grandchildren Jordana, Drayden,Saphira, Odin, Slater and Aneka.Siblings: Spencer (Trudy), Irene(Lenny), Sam (Linda), Faye(Albert) Morning Bull, Roxanne(Laverne) and life-long friend PattiM c G o w a n . A u n t s , V e r o n aSeenum, Francis Stevenson,Pear l Ducharme, August ineSeenum, Dorothy Yellow Horn,Collette Warrior and numerouscousins. Tyrnie was predeceasedby her only daughter, El l ie,parents Edward and EleanorWarrior. She loved her sons andgrandchildren and worked hard allher life to provide them with agood life. Trynie left this worldcoming to terms with the passageinto the next l ife and lookedforward to seeing relatives on theother side. The family invitesextended family and friends to amemorial service to honour theirmother, grandmother, sister andaunt on December 23, 2015 at2 : 0 0 p . m . a t t h e P e i g a nCommunity Hall, a meal to follow.

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JOHN ONDRIK1923 - 2015

Mr. John Ondrik of Lethbridge,beloved husband of the late Mrs.Mary Ondrik, passed away onSunday, December 20, 2015 atSt. Therese Villa, Lethbridge, AB,at the age of 92 years. Vigil Rites (Prayers) will be helda t 7 : 0 0 p m , o n M o n d a y ,December 28, 2015, at MARTINB R O T H E R S R I V E R V I E WCHAPEL, 610 – 4 St. South,Lethbridge. A F u n e r a l M a s s w i l l b ece lebra ted a t 10 :00am, onTuesday, December 29, 2015, atO U R L A D Y O F T H EA S S U M P T I O N C A T H O L I CCHURCH, 2405 – 12 Ave South,Lethbridge, with Father KevinTumback officiating. Interment tof o l l o w i n M o u n t a i n V i e wC e m e t e r y .

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Elmer Benson1963 ~ 2015

Elmer Evan Benson, beloved husband of Laurel Eremenko ofDunmore, passed away unexpectedlyon Monday, December 21, 2015 atthe age of 52 years.Relatives and friends are invited to

meet with the family at SouthlandFuneral Chapel, 5006 - 48 Avenue,Taber on Monday, December 28,2015 between 7:00 P.M. and 8:00P.M.

The Funeral Service will be held at Knox United Church, 4929 - 50 Avenue, Taber on Tuesday,December 29, 2015 at 2:00 P.M.Burial to follow at the Taber MemorialGarden. Condolences may be forwarded by visiting our website atwww.southlandfuneral.com.

BRUISED HEAD SCOTTY JOEL BRUISEDHEAD, son of Monica BruisedHead, passed away in Lethbridgeon December 20th, 2015 at theage of 37 years. A Wake Service will be at theSenator Gladstone Hall, BloodReserve on Sunday, Dec. 27thfrom 7:00 to 11:00 p.m. TheFuneral Mass will be at St. Mary'sCatholic Church, Blood Reserveon Monday, Dec. 28th at 11:00a.m. Interment in St. Catherine'sCemetery. S e n d c o n d o l e n c e s t o :

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