All Obituaries

There will be no service for Joyce at this time.   Joyce Elizabeth Brakefield was born in Prince Albert, SK. to Ralph and Jean Brakefield on May 7, 1942.  On November 28, 1959, she married Roland Lussier, and they raised their family, and made many memories together over the next 61 years.         Joyce was a hard working woman.  She loved berry picking, canning, making jam and preserves that we would enjoy year round.  She also enjoyed playing...

Kenneth Wallace Wolfe was born on December 18, 1952, to Virginia Wolfe and Patrick Bighead. He was raised with his siblings in Onion Lake and in his early teens he joined the pow wow trail and danced traditional.  As he got older he joined the rodeo circuit and he would visit with his friends and talk about the good times and laugh.  He loved telling stories when he came home while cooking his favorite meal - bologna and fried potatoes! Everything was about bologna to him as it was...

Joseph Henry Littlewolfe (Pitchow) "Moonjas" grew up in Onion Lake First Nation Reserve.  He spent ten years at St. Anthony's Indian Residential School.  Henry loved playing hockey, ball games, and he was also a talented artist.  Henry designed his own buckskin regalia.  He also enjoyed painting and attending Pow Wow celebrations.  Henry had a great personality and possessed a funny, raw sense of humour.  He enjoyed spending time with his...

     Noel Paul Louis Keenatch, better known as Uncle Lou, and to his friend, Lou; was born on December 15, 1941 in Big River, SK., to Dick and Mary (nee Bear) Keenatch.  Dad took pride as a father, a moshum and a chapan, he enjoyed spending time with all of his grandchildren, and his great grandchildren.  He had nicknames for them all.  He enjoyed going to sundance ceremonies during the summer, and there he would meet up with his old buddies and he would make...

At Audrey's request there will be no service.   Audrey Phyllis Simpson January 10, 1934 - February 13, 2021 After battling with poor health, Audrey has found her rest.   She will live on in the memories that we have stored in our hearts. Gloria would like to send a special thank you to Dr. Bekker and the nursing staff for their care and compassion. Memorial donations may be made to the Loon Lake Special Care Home.

We are so saddened to announce the peaceful passing of Anne who fought a long battle with cancer.       Anne truly loved everyone, there was no bias and no judgement, just a genuine affection and a soft touch.  She had a sense of humour that would have us laughing like crazy one minute and then she could give you a look that said "back off" if you tried to steal a french fry off her plate!  Something about Anne that may surprise you is she loved to travel...

Peter was a beloved brother, uncle, mosom, chapan and a friend to many and everyone has their special memory of him. Peter was diagnosed with Polio at the age of 2 but that never stopped him from wanting to be # 1, especially at the July 1st foot races which he always participated in when he was a child, to being first in line to get his number #1 at the powwow registration. Peter was a social person who always greeted everyone and struck up conversations wherever he was whether is was...

Due to the restrictions in place for Covid, the funeral service will be a by invitation only event.  Thank you for your understanding.   Martha Cecilia Hoffman was born to Helen and Joseph Hoffman in Bolney, SK on Jan 22,1935. She was raised in a large family of 10 and loved to be outside helping on the family farm.  She married Horst Werner and moved to their farm in Brightsand where she raised 7 children.  Martha was relentless in her work to make the farm run...

Covid Regulations will apply for the Celebration of Life. The service will be Livestreamed on Marshalls Funeral Home Facebook Page.       On Wednesday, February 10th, 2021, at 8:53 a.m., Mary Violet Priscilla Dyck (Simpson) peacefully passed away at the Meadow Lake Hospital.  She was born on August 12, 1941, in Loon Lake at the Red Cross Hospital to Robert and Ellen Simpson.  Mary was raised in Loon Lake on her parents homestead.  Mom would self-proclaim...

John Henry Ben was born in Loon Lake on June 8, 1980 to Peter Merz and Jenny Ben. He was raised in Loon Lake, SK. until he found his new homestead in Onion Lake. John was a very kind, outgoing, gentle-natured guy. He was a man with a kind and caring heart, always had a smile and hello for everyone. He loved his family and friends greatly, especially his 7 children. He loved to hunt, fish, play poker, and shoot pool. John always had a smile on his face, he was a humble man with a gentle soul,...