All Obituaries

     Leslie Moccasin was born on September 28, 1947 in Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation to Rosie (Thundervoice-peesewtaksews) Moccasin and Alex (Kaksikwat) Moccasin.  Leslie worked for numerous farmers in the surrounding areas and helped his community build houses as a carpenter.  He was a true humble and respectful man, his home was open to all and wouldn't hesitate to feed anyone what little he had and share a cup of tea.  He was always readily available for...

Due to health regulations and restrictions there will be a private by invitation only Celebration of Life for Austin.  The service will be live-streamed on Tuesday, December 1, 2020 @ 2:00 p.m. CST on Marshall's Funeral Home Facebook page.  It will be available for viewing at any time afterwards. Austin was born in Lloydminster Hospital on February 5, 2004 to Jason and Tanya Haviland.  He attended St. Walburg School and enjoyed hunting, fishing, boating,...

Matthew was born in the Loon Lake Hospital on March 31, 1972 to Murphy Quinn and Edna Ben. Matthew went to school at Ernie Studor School and played volleyball, and basketball.  He enjoyed hunting and fishing and boating.  He spent a lot of time reflecting on life, and with his grandchildren.  He loved to play bingo, tell stories, and have fun.  He was always the life of the party and had a great sense of humour.        He will be dearly missed by his 8...

     Frank Wallace Alexander was born January 1, 1963 in Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation to Georgina Alexander and Joseph Demarais.  Wallace worked for his community in the carpentry field. He took pride in his work and enjoyed working with his peers and co-workers.  Wallace enjoyed his outdoor sports events and found his passion in playing soccer.  His enjoyed collecting anything of Elvis Presley and enjoyed his nature walks and visiting family and...

Kelsey Amberlee Waskahat was a vibrant, adventurous, intelligent, outgoing old soul.  She had so much love for everyone and made a huge impact on everyone she met.  She was a leader and an inspiration to her peers.  She loved animals, her dolls, and she loved to sing and dance.  She loved life…in her short life she taught her family at least one lesson…to live life to the fullest.   She had a special bond with her chapan, Linda, who taught her the...

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Wain, better known as "Johnny" (a nick name he got as a young boy) was born on April 7, 1994 to Wanda Littlewolfe and Wayne Tootoosis at Lloydminster, SK.  Johnny had lived with his parents until their separation when he was young.  Johnny and his sister, Sunrise, then moved in with their kokom, Elizabeth Littlewolfe (Chupno) and aunty Ruth.  Kokom Chupno and aunty Ruth did the best they could in providing them with survivial skills and teaching them the traditions...

Due to Covid-19 restrictions there will be a private family service for Val.  You can watch the service live at 11:00 a.m. CST on November 10, 2020, or at any later time, on Marshall's Funeral Home Facebook page.   With sorrow and deep gratitude for a life well-lived, we announce the passing of our dear Mom, grandma/Baba, great grandma/Pra Baba, great great grandma, Valentina Hritzuk on Thursday, November 5, 2020.  She passed away peacefully at Turtleford Hospital...

It is with great sadness that the family of Leo Larre announce his passing on Monday, Nov. 2, 2020 at the age of 90 years at his residence in Lloydminster, SK. Dad was born on the Larre family farm on Aug. 27, 1930 to parents Jean Baptiste and Marie (Puech) Larre. He grew up in a very busy home being the second youngest of 13 siblings. Dad was never fond of school, but did attend until Grade 8.  This did not slow him down as he had many successful businesses in his lifetime.  He...

   Rena (Lorna) Wolfe was born in Paradise Hill on January 7, 1959 to Virginia Wolfe and Patrick Bighead.  Rena was raised with 7 siblings in a traditional home.  She always looked forward to berry-picking and visits with her mom.  Family was always what made her happy and she always looked forward to catching up with her nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles.  The love she had for her grandchildren was magnanimous and endless.  She would often make time to...