DAVID, Elizabethann born December 10, 1944 - May 15, 2020 aged 75 years.  Betty, as she was fondly known as, was born to Frederick and Christine Lawrence (nee Fissel), and was the youngest sister to Irene Ida, Elsie, Edna and Freda. Freda now the only surviving sister. Betty was a lover of words and an avid reader her entire life. Early in the 1970's, she was an editor and publisher of her own local newspaper, while living in Elkford, British Columbia. In the fall of 1975,...

     Julian Murray of Kamsack, passed away quietly in Regina in his 75th year, on May 15, 2020. Married to Suzanne Alway of Simcoe, Ontario. Dear father of Lindsay of Manta, Ecuador and Lauren of Toronto, Ontario. Dear brother of Eugene (Bev) of Calgary and uncle of Lori and Christy. Julian left home at the tender age of 16 to join the navy, and afterward, settled in Toronto, Ontario. He spent many years in the window business and even delivered windows to the CN Tower when it...

Shay Kallwin Shingoose was born in Kamsack to parents Tex Shingoose and Courtney Shingoose (Stevenson) he was the second youngest of four children.  Shay grew up on Cote First Nation.  He always enjoyed sports but his passion was hockey, he was known as a talented goalie, who won many championships through minor hockey and with the Cote Selects.  He was huge Toronto Maple Leaf fan. Shay had a contagious personality that came with a great sense of humor.  He knew how to...

ACHTEMICHUK, Olga born March 2, 1936 to April 28, 202 aged 84 years. Olga was born to Mike and Annie (nee Andrusiak) in Hampton, SK. She attended school in the Hampton district up to grade 3 then the family moved to Veregin, SK., where she finished grade 8 in Lynden Valley.  On October 10, 1954 she married Mike Achtemichuk and together they lived on their farm 5 miles south west of Kamsack.  She worked side by side her husband tending to the animals and working in their...

     Jonathan Samuel Wyatt Keshane was born to parents to Majorie Keshane and David Bryant.  Jon enjoyed playing hockey, especially the role of a goon.  Horse racing was a joy of his.  He often was an aide with his grandfather (Kinch) whom he helped train/place thoroughbred horses in his early years to his 20's.  Jon was a very loving brother, son, and uncle. Although he had a rough exterior he was very kind hearted and loving individual. ...

       Freezen was born on Cote First Nation to parents Mervin Cote and Stella Severight.   Freezen will forever be missed by her husband Gene Shingoose, children Steven (Lora), Michelle and Ronald. She loved her grandchildren Amanda, Larissa (Gordy), JennaPaige, Chaywin (Jessica) and Kevin and she treasured her great grandchildren.  She enjoyed spending time with her special friends Fred and Linda Occoose, Marion and Pat Johnston and Tweety...

Sophia is survived by her children; Timothy (Tiffany Keewatin) Quewezance, Corina Quewezance, Joey Quewezance, Dallas Quewezance, Cara Quewezance, Shay Quewezance, grandchildren; Kelsey Dustyhorn, Shelaine Quewezance, Sherice Quewezance, Cody Quewezance, Cloe Quewezance, Emma Quewezance, Grace Quewezance, Olivia Quewezance, sisters; Shirley (Linus) Quewezance, Cynthia Quewezance, Dezaray Littletent, auntie; Frizeen (Gene Shingoose) Johnson as well as numerous nieces, nephews and other...

Connie was born in Coronation, Alberta on May 11, 1978 to her parents Elizabeth and Henry Polege.  Soon after they moved to Innisfail, Alberta where she grew up and raised her family.  Connie was outgoing personality made it very easy to be sociable with all of her friends.  She took great pride in helping her mom and enjoyed spending time with her children.      Connie will be missed by her Mother Eilzabeth, children Hunter and Chase, siblings, Jeannie...

The family of Adam Wosminity wishes to announce that on Sunday, March 29th 2020, at the Yorkton Union Hospital, a life was taken too early.  Adam David Wosminity was born on September 24, 1945 in Kamsack, SK.  He was welcomed into this world by his two older sisters Adeline and Betty and his proud parents Mary and Paul. Being the youngest, the family doted on that big baby boy!  Stories of his childhood revealed the challenges of being raised in a farming family with little...

       Mary Kindiak was born in the Wroxton District to parents Bill and Annie Soloninko (nee Smolak). She was raised on the family farm where she helped out in any way that was needed, gardening, cooking, and entertaining her younger siblings.  On November 25, 1951 she married Bill Kindiak.  They moved to the Veregin district to start a life of farming and together they raised three children. They loved to travel and entertain the neighbors with a...