All Obituaries

Geraldine Linda Dorothy Lameman passed away suddenly on December 8, 2018.  She was born in Lloydminster on July 10, 1947. She was the oldest daughter of Bella (nee Waskewitch) and Jerome Lameman. Geraldine was a wonderful mother, devoted kokom and chapan. She was very compassionate and loving. Geraldine raised her grandchildren and great grandchildren; each one held a special place in her heart. When Geraldine was feeling ill, no one knew. She always put others first. In June, 1994 she...

Clinton Ryan Cook (D.D) was born on January 7, 1975, in Lloydminster, SK, to Noel and Dorothy Cook.  Clinton was the second of 12 children. He met the mother of his children, Carmella, in 1991 and they were blessed with 4 children.  Clinton was a good man with a big heart and was always ready to help anyone in any way he could.  A few of his favorite hobbies were quadding and spending time up north.  He was a jack of all trades and there was nothing he couldn't...

    Joe Allen Robert Naistus was born on April 11, 1931.  He grew up in Kehewin ,AB, until he was 3 years of age and then he moved to Onion Lake, SK, where he was in residential school for 4 years.  At an early age, he started working odd jobs moving in farms and surrounding areas.  One of his jobs was too look for water using a crow bar, and he also did landscaping.     He met mom (Rema Chief) in his early 20’s.  Mom and dad got...

   Ed Cydejko was born on August 7, 1930, in the Glenbogie district west of St. Walburg.  His family homesteaded north of Paradise Hill where he lived until the age of 14 when he moved to Horse Lake to tend to part of the family's cattle herd.  On November 28, 1951, he married Lora Trumpf and together they raised three daughters.  In 1963, they moved eight miles south toward Frenchman Butte so it was easier for the girls to attend school. Ed and Lora moved to the...

A service for Rudy will be held at a later date. 

Elise will be sadly missed by: Her loving children; Oddette (Chad) Dewindt, Angele (Frank) Borrelli, Charmaine (Robert) MacIntyre, Roger (Michelle) Ethier, Claude (Amanda) Ethier, Marc (Tanya) Ethier, and Rachelle (Phil) Bourrier; her fourteen grandchildren; her brother, Lawrence (Judy) Carignan; her sister-in-law, Beatrice Trumier; and several nieces and nephews.

      John Stanley Johnson was born on January 15, 1935, the oldest child of John and Lena Johnson.   Stan received his education at Spruce Bluff, Macrorie and Spruce Lake Schools. He worked for local farmers in 1952-53 and in 1954 he started farming himself.  He also worked for the department of highways on a few occasions  and drove bus in Brightsand, Spruce Lake and Spruce Bluff for 3 years. Stan married Joyce Lucier and they had 2 children, Stacey and...

     Maggie Harriette Cook (nee Kanipitew) was born on December 20, 1928, in Onion Lake ,SK, the second of eight siblings. She married Edwin Cook in Onion Lake and they were blessed with thirteen children. Maggie was a kind-hearted woman who was always ready when called upon, she enjoyed being around family and there was never a time that she would be alone.  She loved all of her children, grandchildren, and capans unconditionally.  Mom's favourite passtime...

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Robert was born in Big River First Nation on April 9, 1945 to John and Susan Chamakese (nee Netmaker).  He was raised by his grandma from the age of 3. Robert was a traditional man and attended many Sundances, Rounddances, and Powwows as well as other ceremonial activites.  It was during a Sundance in 1973 that he met Gladys Crookedneck and fell in love.  He moved to Mudie Lake where together they raised 9 children.  Robert loved his family very much and taught what he...