All Obituaries

    Roger was raised on Thunderchild by his grandparents and his grandfather taught him how to hunt from an early age. Roger became a very skilled hunter and had many hunting stories to share with anyone who was willing to listen.  He loved teaching his nephews how to hunt and took them hunting many times.  He had 3 daughters that he loved dearly and was very proud of. He never had sons and it wasn't any wonder his three grandsons meant a great deal to him. Roger...

Joseph Frank Steele, “Uncle Joe”, was born in the Lloydminster Hospital on March 13, 1928, to Ethel and Harold Steele.   Uncle Joe passed away peacefully at the St. Walburg Health Complex on Tuesday, September 11th at the age of 90 years.   Uncle Joe grew up on the farm in Fort Pitt where the love of farming was instilled in him.  Joe went to Normal School and as a teacher his first position was in a one room school west of Hillmond. However, his heart...

In loving memory of Mathias Kimowan Edwin Charles born August 21, 2018 at 1:18 p.m., weighing 5 lbs 6 oz.  We were blessed to spend 17 precious days with him before he passed away in his kukoms arms on September 7, 2018 at 4:25 p.m.  Although baby Mathias was only here for a moment in time, he was deeplly loved and has impacted many lives.  Mathias, you will always be in our memories and hearts and we will love you forever.       He leaves to mourn his passing:...

    Millie Evelyn Frisk (Anderson) was born on the family farm to Muriel and Vic Anderson. She was the second of three children, making Violet a big sister on Sunday, November 11, 1923. Three years later she herself became a big sister to Lila.      Growing up on the farm, her life was filled with chores. One in particular was putting up hay with her father in Rabbit Lake with a wagon and a team of horses. This time spent gave her a love for animals and the outdoors...

    Lorna Chocan (nee: Wolfe) was born on August 15, 1956, in Paradise Hill, SK to Katherine and Edward Wolfe. She was a loving mother, grandmother, and capan who will be missed so very much. Lorna loved her entire family especially her grandchildren and great-grandchildren and would always try to be there for them.  She had a kind heart and was always happy.  She never said a mean word about anyone.  She was a meticulous housekeeper and loved to cook bannock,...

Stanley was born on September 10, 1959, in Waterhen First Nation. He was the second eldest child of seven born to Florence and Henry (Sr.) White. He grew up in Thunderchild surrounded by family and friends. It was during the early 80's when he moved to Saskatoon where he remained until his passing. Stan enjoyed reading and would sometimes read up to three novels at the same time.  He taught himself how to play the guitar and how to sing.  His favorite kind of music was country...

   Jeannine Luciene Marchadour was born to Elie and Henriette Colliou on February 20th, 1933 on the family farm. At the age of 14, she started working for families in the area by house cleaning, cooking and caring for their children. Her last job before she got married was working for Mary Savorn in her cafe in Paradise Hill.  Jeannine loved baking bread, knitting, solitaire, quilting and word searches.  On October 29th, 1952 she married Lucien Marchadour her loving...

   Glen was born on February 17, 1964 in Lloydminster, Saskatchewan to Late Albert and Marjorie Waskewitch, he was the oldest of 7 children. He completed his Grade 12 Education in 1983, where he met his first love and high school sweetheart, Doreen. He was then employed with Onion Lake Education for 24 years and then went onto work with Beretta for 4 years. Glen really enjoyed his work places but was always taking on new challenges. Glen was an avid hunter and fisherman. He gladly...