All Obituaries

There will be a Celebration of Life for Kelvin on August 14, 2021 at the Makwa Community Centre.        Kelvin Baragar was born on August 14, 1932 in Reliance, Saskatchewan. He was the youngest of 13 children of Elizabeth and Bidwell Baragar. Kel passed away peacefully on July 16, 2021 surrounded by his loving family.  Kel was raised and went to school in the Reliance District where he experienced life during the dirty 30’s on the family farm. He met and...

Jolene was born to Joe and Mary Thunderchild on January 15, 1976.  She was born in Lloydminster and raised in Lloydminster, Onion Lake and Thunderchild.  Jolene was a very courageous, strong and fearless woman.  She endured a lot of health problems but overcame them all.  She graduated from Eagleview High School in Onion Lake, then moved on to convocate with a teaching degree from University of Saskatchewan.  She achieved all her educational goals while enduring...

     Frank was born in Loon Lake, SK on September 4, 1938 to Frank Hutter Sr. and Rosalia Hutter. The first fifty-five years he lived on the farm one mile south of Goodsoil. He married Carolina Yamiolkowski in April, 1994, and became a husband, father and grandfather all on the same day.  After he and Carolina were married, they lived at  Ministikwan Lake where Carolina owned a house.  They farmed until 1997, when they had an auction sale and sold all of their...

Kenneth is predeceased by: his dad, John; his mother, Rose; his sister, Hilary; and his brothers, Larry and Jimmy.        Kenneth leaves to mourn his passing: his wife, Marilyn Lewis; his daughters, Dematri and Tiah; and five grandchildren; John and Marlene, Lorrie and Lenn, Jerry and Rose, Glen and Jamie, Ann, Keith and Deb; and many loving nieces, nephews, and great-nieces and great-nephews.

    Shane was born on December 26, 1977 to Joyce Cantre and William Weeseekase.  As a child, when he heard the beat of a drum and powwow singing he would just start dancing.  He had a natural talent.  He was also talented in writing songs and enjoyed entertaining his family and friends with his singing and dancing.  He had a good sense of humour and liked to make people laugh.  Shane was an exceptional athlete.  As a youth, he had a passion for body...

Pinky Dez Cardinal was born on May 5, 1962 in Thunderchild.  She was born to Cecilia Moyah (mother) and Sylvester Cardinal (father).  Pinky lived a full life with all her friends and family around her.  Pinky liked to tell stories, sing, and joke around a lot.  Pinky loved her children, Felicia Moyah, Venessa Moyah, Clarence Moyah, and Micheal; and her grandchildren, Joel, baby Andy Berland, and Drayvon Berland.      Pinky is predeceased by: her mother,...

Charles William George passed away peacefully on July 8, 2021 at the age of 92 in the Care Home at Goodsoil, SK.  Charles (Charlie) was born November 10, 1928 on a farm near Livelong, SK.  Charlie married Ruby Kocay in 1957 and they resided at Spruce Lake, SK.  In 1965, Charlie and family moved to Hudson Bay, SK., where Charlie worked in the bush until taking a job with MacMillan Bloedel in 1967. Charlie also worked for Simpson Timber Company and did various kinds of farming...

     Anthony was a wise, humble and independent person. He had a huge heart and put all of his family and friends first, especially his baby girl, Tanisha.  Anthony had many hobbies including playing cards, organizing, he was known for randomly organizing your house, and had a passion for art.  Anthony worked as a carpenter for most of his life and he was very proud of his work.  He later found an interest in becoming a mechanic and learned it on his own but...

     Laverna was a loving mother, daughter, sister and friend.  She loved to bake and tell jokes and was a master at telling tall tales.  She loved to laugh and visit with friends and family.  She recently became a grandmother and was absolutely adored by her granddaughter, Kaija.  Laverna attended school in Livelong and later moved on to graduate in Lebret.  She then went on to live an adventurous life moving to Edmonton to further her aspirations,...

      Raymond was a true gentleman.  He was a great father, brother, uncles, and grandfather.  He loved his children and grandchildren, and showed them the outdoor life by taking them out hunting and fishing and camping.  Raymond was an avid horseman who could ride the most high spirited of horses.  He also loved to be out on the lake fishing with his dad, Doug.  Raymond had a special relationship with him and they spent countless hours together...