The family of Anna Schwab of Kamsack sadly announce her passing on Wednesday, January 16 at Kamsack and District Nursing Home at the age of 87 years.  In keeping with Anna’s wishes a funeral service will be held at a later date.  For those who wish to donate in memory of Anna may do so to the Kamsack Eaglestone Lodge. Complete obituary will be posted when available.  

John Steve Brigidear was born June 22, 1926, the third of four children to Steve and Nettie Brygider (nee Schab) in Dunleath, Saskatchewan. As a child growing up on the farm, John, attended Dunleath and Loyal Scotland Schools. After his grade schooling, he went to school in Regina at GMC, as he had a love for big machines. In 1953, John married June Bradford. Tragedy struck the new couple, just 6 years later, as June passed away in 1959. In 1961, John met and married Dorothy Bradley. For...

William Joseph (Joe) Norrish - Obituary Joe Norrish, 90, of Buchanan, entered into eternal rest January 1, 2019 at the Invermay Health Centre. Joe was born on December 3, 1928 to William and Annie Norrish (nee McMaster) of Carrot River, SK. Joe took his schooling at Cosmo School, where he completed his Grade 8. He then helped his dad farm until November 1952. While in Carrot River, he met the love of his life, Luise Loretta Albiez. They were married on November 26, 1952 in Carrot River. In...

     Edith was born on December 15, 1928 in the Veregin district, the seventh child of Wasel and Marie Prokopchuk (nee Tumac). Edith married William (Bill) Podovinnikoff in 1948, and moved to the family farm near Kamsack where they raised their three children Garry, Gregory and Brenda. Edith’s enjoyed gardening, knitting and spending time with her family. She had a passion for sewing that led her to a lengthy career as a Seamstress. She prided herself in being a...

    Maureen is survived by her loving children; Arden, Gordon (Wendy), Lyndon (Noreen), Valerie and by her loving grandchildren; Leanne Zanatta, Shayne McCrea, Scott (Michelle) Kosmenko, Jeffery McNeil,  Janine (Dawn) Kosmenko, Ryan Kosmenko, Lindsay Kosmenko, Nick Kosmenko, Adam (Martina) Kosmenko, Matilda Pinksen, Sadie Pinksen and great grandchildren; Brylee Zanatta, Evan Zanatta, Ben Zanatta, Jayden Zanatta, Carter Kosmenko, Ethan Kosmenko, Parker McCrea, Nya Kosmenko,...

      It is with profound sadness our family announces the sudden passing of Allan Bowes, in Mexico.  Allan James was born in Kamsack to Ivan and Mabel Bowes (nee Bennet) on August 30, 1942.  His early years were spent growing up on the family farm with a large family of three brothers and three sisters and many cousins.  He attended Poplar Point School and Kamsack Collegiate Institute.  Upon completion of grade 12, Allan began farming full time.  He...

     Anne Elizabeth Maksymetz was born on May 22, 1926 in Runnymede, SK., the fourth child of Jacob and Emilie Nabe (nee Leis).  Anne was five years old when the family moved to a farm in Manitoba, one and half miles east of Togo, Sk.  Growing up in the great depression was difficult, but there was always food on the table.  Anne attended school in Makaroff, MB., with excellent marks, and she loved school; but due to the times she had to quit after grade...

A Blue Christmas A Service of Remembrance and Hope Monday, December 10, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. N.I.C.E. Centre Norquay, Saskatchewan Everyone Invited, Refreshment's to Follow ​Transportation Provided, please call ahead. 306-542-4004 ​306-563-4004

    Victor Strezeboroda Veregin, Saskatchewan Strezeboroda, Victor - September 15, 1930 - November 3, 2018 It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our dear brother and uncle, while living at the Kamsack Nursing Home, at the age of 88.  Victor was raised on a farm south of Veregin, later moving to a second location two miles west, where he eventually carried on with the family farm.  He spent his early adult years travelling between Saskatchewan,...

Valerie Lavonne Musqua, (Green Thunderbird Woman) was born to Felix and Earlene Musqua (Cote) on May 28, 1968. She was raised among her loving family on Keeseekoose First Nation and spent much of her adult years living and working between Yorkton and Saskatoon where she met her many friends and colleagues. Valerie was loved by many people and made friendships wherever she went. She loved animals and she lived a life full of stories that will forever keep her memory alive in our hearts and...