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The Canora Courier 07 November 2001
Canora Courier, November 07, 200 KESHANE:
Funeral service for William Earl
Keshane, 34, of the Key Reserve, who died October 31 in Edmonton, was held
November 4 at the Key Reserve. Burial was in the Key Traditional Cemetery with
Leson's Funeral home in care of arrangements. Born
on December 11, 1966, in Hudson Bay to William Ninnie and Mervina Keshane, he
attended grade school in Endeavour and high school in Norquay. He was a casual
labourer, doing various jobs on the Key Reserve. Predeceased by his first wife, Carrie Ann, and a brother, Allan Keshane, he is survived by his wife, Myrna Cole of Saskatoon; his parents, William Ninnie of Saskatoon and Mervina Keshane of the Key Reserve; a son, Kendall Cote of Saskatoon; a daughter, Amanda Keshane of the Keeseekoose Reserve, and a sister, Yvonne (Devin Erickson) Keshane of Edmonton. Canora Courier, November 07, 2001 – In memory of: In
loving memory of Lynda
Owen Born
in, Hyas, Saskatchewan, October 31, 1947 Passed away in Abbotsford, B.C.
September 11, 2001 Memorial
service was held September 17, 2001 at Chapel of
Henderson's Fraser Valley
Funeral Home with Rev. Ken Dean officiating. Organist: Joanne Van Leeuwen,
Cremation: Valley Crematorium. I'm
free Don't
grieve for me, for now I'm free I’m
following the path God has laid
you see, I
took His hind when I
heard His call I
turned my back and left it all; I
could not stay another day, to
laugh, to love, to work or play. Tasks
left undone must stay that way, I
found my peace at the close of day. If
my parting has, left avoid Then
fill it with remembered joys; A
friendship shared, a laugh, a kiss O
yes, these thing I too will miss. Be
not burdened with times of sorrow, I
wish you the sunshine of tomorrow. My
life's been full I savoured much, Good
friends, good times, a loved one's touch. Perhaps
my time seemed all too brief, Don't
lengthen it now with undue grief Lift
up your hearts, and peace to thee God,
wanted me now, He set me free. I wish to thank each one that phoned me, sent sympathy cards and so many that came to my home with words of comfort, after I returned from my sister Lynda Owen's funeral in Abbotsford, B.C. Linda was employed in Nutrition and Dietary Dept. at the Abbottsford hospital. Her husband Jim, worked at the school. Their daughter Jennifer is in her 5th year of social services and Steffanie in her third year of criminology both attending University in Victoria, B.C. Jim and Lynda just recently bought a new home. Linda was suddenly called away to her Heavenly Home at age 54 years. -Sister, Annette Sunduk |
