All Obituaries

Helen Belly (Nee Cook) was born on September 3, 1949 to Simon and Violet Cook. She was the eldest of 13 siblings. She was born in Onion Lake and resided there until her passing. Some of her favorite past times were playing Bingo, finding yard sales, visiting family, her relatives and friends also doing her word search puzzles.  She enjoyed travelling as well until it became too much for her.  She will be dearly missed by her best friend/sister Jean Wolfe they called each other 4-5...

Madeline is survived by her partner Leonard Swain; sons Jason and Lance Cardinal. Sisters Janet Cardinal and Freda Fryingpan as well as numerous nieces, nephews and friends. Madeline was predeceased by her mother and father, Alma Marie (Vivier) Cardinal and Ambrose Cardinal, daughter Wanda Cardinal, brother John Vivier and sister Elizabeth Cardinal.

Emily Elizabeth Elaine Montana was a very caring, loving, beautiful young lady. She went out of her way to take care of everyone around her especially her parents and younger sister,  Valynne.  In her past time, she enjoyed a lot of various activities.  She especially enjoyed listening to music, going for long walks, and driving recreational vehicles. Emily had a caring and nurturing attitude toward everyone that knew her and she adored babies and young children. The people...

Kenny is predeceased by: his parents, Sydney and Josephine Frank; his loving wife, Wilma Checkosis; his sisters, Victoria Frank, Marilyn "Ruby" White, Nancy Frank-Okanee, and Evelyn Frank-Meetoos. He is survived by: his loving son, Chester Whitehawk; daughter, Kendra Frank; special grandchildren, Navarro Weenie, Autumn Lilly Gladue and Fabian Jr. Gladue; his brothers, David Kahmahkotayo, Glen Frank, Orville Frank, Timothy Frank, Michael Frank and Vernon Frank; his sisters, Gladys...

    Our mother was our home, our world.  She lived her life for others.  She loved to help anyone who needed it, she went above and beyond for everyone.  She loved to take long trips just to be with friends and family for the day.  She loved to host family gatherings and cook.  Mom hosted dinners, BBQ's, Christmas, and other holidays.  Our mother loved her community and taking care of who needed it.  She enjoyed driving the bus, but most...

Edward was born April 10, 1956 along with his twin, Robert, to David Jimmy and Josephine Kytwayhat at Loon Lake, SK.  Edward was a father, moshum, uncle and friend to many.  He was deeply committed to traditional ceremonies; he was a sundancer, ceremonial helper and pipeman in many ceremonies and lodges.   Edward hunted and supplied food for ceremonial people.  He supplied wood to the lodges in many communities for lodge-keepers.  He helped at cultural...

Wallace was known by many as "Chillz". He grew up in Thunderchild First Nation, raised by his mother, Annie, along with his grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Norman and Ina Sunchild. He loved living the native traditional lifetyle, living off the land, the simple life. He loved spending time with his children and grandchildren. He dearly loved his extended family and friends. His hobbies were watching his favourite hockey team, the Montreal Canadians, and hunting.  Wallace was a...

    A limb has fallen from the family tree that says, Grieve not for me. Remember the best times, the laughter, the song, the good life I lived while I was strong.   Vincent Bearboy was born in Loon Lake, Saskatchewan to John Bearboy and Hazel Stanley-Bearboy on March 22, 1970.    Vince was a dad, mosom, brother, uncle, and friend to many. He grew up in Frog Lake and Makwa Sahgaiehcan and considered them both his home communities. Going back and forth he...

Sandra Elvina Johnson was born in Maidstone, SK. on October 25, 1965 to Nancy Rose Johnson and Allen Ben Noon. She grew up in Little Pine and was raised in Marsden.        She is survived by:  her loving husband: Gordon Sundown her two daughters: Amanda (Troy)     Jessica (Roland) her grandchildren:  Damian (Pasion)      Alexis      Shaun  Jayden      Emerie      Nakota ...

Dorothy Evelyn Marie Colley was born March 27, 1938, in Saskatoon.  She was the youngest of 4 children born to Mary and Nelson Colley.  In 1939 her family moved to the Cater Lake area.  This land was unsuitable for farming and the family moved to the Artichoke School District, 12 miles east and north of Glenbush.  This is where Dorothy received all of her schooling.  She did not particularly like the academic part of school but excelled at sports; winning ribbons and...