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font-size: 0.8em;\">Browse obituaries: 86 records found </p> 		<a href= \"?paper=26&amp;submit=&amp;name=&amp;skip=10\"><img src=\"http://raven.b-it.ca/portals/images/nextobit.gif\" width=\"45\" height=\"12\" border=\"0\" alt=\"Next\"></a> 		<div style=\"background-color: #eee; font-size: 0.6em; padding: 4px; margin-bottom: 0.5em; height: 1.4em;\"> 			<div style=\"float: left;\"> 			<span style=\"font-weight: bold; color: #006;\">Hughes, William</span> <span style=\"color: #bb0000;\">Saturday, 22 May 2010</span> 			</div> 			<div style=\"float: right;\"> 			Prince George Free Press Prince George, BC 			</div> 		</div> 		<div style=\"float:right; width: 80px; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:4px; margin-left: 9px;\"> 			<img src=\"http://raven.b-it.ca/images/obituploads/princegeorge/BillHughesOBIT_web.jpg\" height=\"100\" border=\"0\" alt=\"Photo of Hughes, William\"> 		</div> 		<div style=\"font-size: 0.6em; margin-bottom: 1em; min-height:110px;\"> 			William Augustine Hughes <br>1928 – 2010 <br> <br>William Augustine Hughes passed away peacefully May 22, 2010. <br>Thirteenth born of a family that led to 6 children and 2 adults living in a 2 bedroom house in Dublin’s South side. Born in 1928, Dad was the first of his family born in a hospital. <br>A few months short of his 82nd birthday Bill passed away having had, in his own words “a long run”. <br>Liam outlived not only his parents, Michael and Brigid (nee Kinlough) also his sister Bridie, brothers Jack, Mick, Paddy and Brendan. Though not the tallest, he did tell tall tales as expected from a good Irishman! Trained as a draughtsman he worked briefly in that field before joining Dunnes for many years and then fate and a wee bit of an incident on a motorbike resulted in Bill coming to Canada with his old friend Eddie “for a year” as one of the first volunteer Frontier Lay Apostles. <br>In Prince George, Bill met another volunteer from Dublin and it was not long before Eileen White chased him down and they enjoyed 51 long years together. Government employment, working with those seeking jobs as well as those new to the country, was briefly interrupted with a trip to Eire accompanied by his wife Eileen and four children to Eire - the first visit in 15 years - but not their last.” <br>Retirement saw Mom and Dad travel around the world, sometimes to visit the children they had encouraged to travel, another to do volunteer work with the UN Refugee program - appropriate as they were immigrants themselves. Bill and Eileen then moved from the cold North to Chemainus in 1995 and enjoyed Vancouver Island life and its people, making new friends and assisting those in need through local activities such as Meals On Wheels. <br>Lack of training on piano and voice did not deter Bill from trying his hand at both, joining in or solo with “Girls Were Made to Love and Kiss” taking a close second to “You Are My Heart’s Delight”. Bill was always ready with a story to entertain or a bite and a drink to fill you up. Friends old and new were always welcome to visit or stay at a moment’s notice. <br>A visit to Ireland and Europe in 2009 was postponed after Bill broke his leg. Progress with “the new leg” was going well until Dad entered the hospital in May as his years finally caught up with him. <br>Bill is remembered by his wife Eileen, children Phyl, Pat, Joan and Chris, grandchildren Bailey, Zak, Megan, Sara, Ashten and Hanna, great grandchild Rowan, and many friends and relatives both here and overseas including the old country - Hughes, Bellew, McGreevy, Stanley, etc., and in particular Lena, his friend from childhood in the old neighbourhood. <br>Bill and the family also say a big thank you to the friendly and expert medical staff they came to know during their time in Duncan, Chemainus, Victoria and Prince George.  <br>Service was held in Chemainus on May 25th.  <br>Service to be held June 2, 7pm at Domano Chapel, 6500 Southridge (Domano Renewal Centre), Prince George. <br>In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the charity of your choice. 		</div> 		<div style=\"background-color: #eee; font-size: 0.6em; padding: 4px; margin-bottom: 0.5em; height: 1.4em;\"> 			<div style=\"float: left;\"> 			<span style=\"font-weight: bold; color: #006;\">KING, Marletta</span> <span style=\"color: #bb0000;\">Monday, 22 Mar 2010</span> 			</div> 			<div style=\"float: right;\"> 			Prince George Free Press Prince George, BC 			</div> 		</div> 		<div style=\"font-size: 0.6em; margin-bottom: 1em; min-height:110px;\"> 			KING, Marletta <br>(Marley) Elaine <br>(nee Waldron) <br>Passed away peacefully <br>March 22, 2010 at the age of <br>64 years with her family by <br>her side. Marley will be <br>dearly missed by her son <br>Lionel (Roberta) and daughter <br>Mary (Jason Peet); and <br>granddaughters Mackenzie <br>and Lauren. Marley will <br>also be remembered by the <br>numerous foster children <br>she cared for. Her husband <br>Geoffrey John King predeceased <br>her in 1989. Marley <br>was born and spent her fi rst <br>16 years in Prince George. <br>She moved to Vancouver in <br>1961 where she met Merrill <br>Lionel McKenzie and became <br>known as Lee McKenzie. <br>In 1977 she graduated <br>from Simon Fraser University, <br>moved to Chilliwack and <br>started working with BC Corrections. <br>A celebration of <br>Marley’s life will be held Saturday, <br>April 10 at 11:00 a.m. <br>at St. John’s Anglican <br>Church, 46098 Higginson <br>Rd., Sardis. In lieu of fl owers <br>the family asks that you <br>make donations to BC Cancer <br>Foundation. <br>Wiebe & Jeske <br>Funeral Services <br>604.859.5885 		</div> 		<div style=\"background-color: #eee; font-size: 0.6em; padding: 4px; margin-bottom: 0.5em; height: 1.4em;\"> 			<div style=\"float: left;\"> 			<span style=\"font-weight: bold; color: #006;\">Lauer, Jacob</span> <span style=\"color: #bb0000;\">Sunday, 24 Jan 2010</span> 			</div> 			<div style=\"float: right;\"> 			Prince George Free Press Prince George, BC 			</div> 		</div> 		<div style=\"float:right; width: 80px; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:4px; margin-left: 9px;\"> 			<img src=\"http://raven.b-it.ca/images/obituploads/princegeorge/LauerJacob_web.jpg\" height=\"100\" border=\"0\" alt=\"Photo of Lauer, Jacob\"> 		</div> 		<div style=\"font-size: 0.6em; margin-bottom: 1em; min-height:110px;\"> 			LAUER <br>1936 - 2010 <br> <br>Jacob (Jack) George Lauer passed away peacefully in his favorite chair at his home at Canyon View Place in Red Deer, Alberta on Sunday, January 24, 2010.  Jack was born on June 22, 1936 in the small town of Fusiler, Saskatchewan.  Jack was born a first generation Canadian, having family heritage from Germany, Russia and Argentina.  Jack moved to Prince George, British Columbia in the late 1950’s and worked in the logging camps and lumber mills in the summers.  He then met and married Diane Eklhome and they had their only daughter, Terry.  Jack divorced a few years later and lived the rest of his days as a single man.  Jack was a quiet, kind and warm hearted man that was always willing to help out others, fixing and repairing most anything he could.  He also enjoyed to travel and always had many fond memories to share of his adventures.  Jack loved the outdoors and finding new things, he would often be found walking around town exploring in early morning most every day.  Jack also had a sweet tooth, especially for his favorite food peanut butter, and it was a very sad day when his doctor told him to cut back on his tasty treat.  Jack is survived by his daughter, Terry his sister, Doris Lauer a sister-in-law, Mary Dunbar, nieces, nephews and their families, Diana and Mike Lyons, Darlene and Greg Wallace, Charlene Donaghy and Troy Bakos, Trevor and Dalene Persson, Keith and Linda Persson, as well as numerous other members of the Lauer and Sieben family. He will be greatly missed by his family, friends and all those lives Jack touched.  Jack was predeceased by his brothers, Tommy Lauer, William Dunbar and a brother lost at birth.  A memorial service for Jack will be held at EVENTIDE FUNERAL CHAPEL, 4820 - 45th Street, Red Deer, Alberta on Saturday, January 30, 2010 at 1:00 p.m.  Cremation entrusted to Central Alberta Crematorium, Red Deer, Alberta. Condolences may be forwarded to the family at www.eventidefuneralchapels.com <br> <br>Service & Cremation Providers: <br>EVENTIDE FUNERAL CHAPELS <br>4820 – 45th Street, Red Deer, AB • Phone (403) 347-2222 		</div> 		<div style=\"background-color: #eee; font-size: 0.6em; padding: 4px; margin-bottom: 0.5em; height: 1.4em;\"> 			<div style=\"float: left;\"> 			<span style=\"font-weight: bold; color: #006;\">Blake, JoAnne</span> <span style=\"color: #bb0000;\">Monday, 18 Jan 2010</span> 			</div> 			<div style=\"float: right;\"> 			Prince George Free Press Prince George, BC 			</div> 		</div> 		<div style=\"float:right; width: 80px; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:4px; margin-left: 9px;\"> 			<img src=\"http://raven.b-it.ca/images/obituploads/princegeorge/JoanneBlake_web.jpg\" height=\"100\" border=\"0\" alt=\"Photo of Blake, JoAnne\"> 		</div> 		<div style=\"font-size: 0.6em; margin-bottom: 1em; min-height:110px;\"> 			BLAKE, <br>JoAnne Beatrice Niwransk <br> <br>June 24th, 1959 - <br>January 18th, 2010 <br> <br>A woman held dear by so <br>many, JoAnne passed from <br>this life at 3:00 a.m. January <br>18, 2010. She was receiving <br>treatment in hospital for some <br>of the complications of cancer, <br>fi rst diagnosed in 2004. She <br>received expert care from her <br>physicians – Dr. Bruce Wilson, <br>Dr. James Appleby, Dr. Winston <br>Bishop, Dr. Melissa Gillis and Dr. <br>Siobhan Key; and from nurses <br>Cathi, Janyce, Alana, LaDonna, <br>Kerri and many others. <br>JoAnne is survived by her <br>husband, Jim; her daughter, <br>Gabrielle and grandson, <br>Braeden; her son, Robert; <br>her sister, Josie (Larry) and <br>her brother, Harry. She was <br>predeceased by her brother, <br>Samuel James and her <br>parents Eva Mary and Samuel <br>Niwranski; and also by her <br>beloved dog, Chiquita. <br>JoAnne is also survived by her <br>pack of Chihuahuas – Poquita, <br>Tequita, Bonita and Coquita <br>– who have been constant <br>companions and sources of <br>endless delight and enduring <br>comfort. <br>Taking on many leadership <br>roles for women in business, <br>JoAnne contributed her time <br>and talent in many women’s <br>organizations. She served <br>as President of the Catholic <br>Women’s League from 1988 to <br>1990; and also had terms as <br>President of the Business and <br>Professional Women’s Club <br>and Women @ Work. <br>She founded Special Events <br>Creators, which continues <br>under new owner Shelley <br>Raper, to produce major events <br>in Prince George. She was <br>creator of annual events like <br>Today’s Woman, A Kids’ World <br>Expo, A Healthier You Expo <br>and the BC Natural Resource <br>Forum & Economic Summit <br>and the related Northern B.C. <br>Awards of Excellence. She also <br>assisted for many years with <br>the production of the Business <br>Excellence Awards annually for <br>the Prince George Chamber <br>of Commerce, the Mr. Prince <br>George contest and other <br>events for Snow Daze as well <br>as a number of DBIA events. <br> <br>Fun to be with, JoAnne had <br>a delightful sense of humour <br>and a real sense of occasion. <br>No matter what she did, it <br>became memorable and she <br>had a knack for involving <br>people. There was always <br>the possibility of becoming <br>caught up in the vortex of <br>some JoAnne-inspired stunt or <br>activity! She had an ability to <br>become almost helpless with <br>laughter and take everyone <br>around with her into that state! <br>She coped with illness for <br>almost six years. As a person <br>with strong faith, she prepared <br>for the end every step of the <br>way. She accepted some of the <br>treatments offered and there <br>was success. At one point, <br>she was declared cancer-free. <br>That happy result could be <br>attributed to the excellent care <br>she had at PGRH; the superb <br>support system from her <br>husband, family and friends; <br>and her attitude, based on an <br>unshaken belief that she could <br>get better. <br>Reaching the point where <br>treatment was no longer <br>realistic, JoAnne prepared <br>carefully for her return to God <br>by expanding her spiritual <br>journey and her sacred Prayer <br>Room to include Buddhist <br>chant, visits to Buddhist <br>temples in Malaysia, a blessing <br>from a Rimpoche and travelling <br>to Sedona, Arizona for a Native <br>blessing. She continued her <br>life-long commitment to praying <br>the Rosary and received Last <br>Rites from the Church. <br>At JoAnne’s specifi c request, <br>there will be no funeral or <br>memorial service. While fl oral <br>tributes are lovely, she received <br>those in such abundance <br>during her hospital stays <br>her room looked like a fl orist <br>shop! Instead, JoAnne would <br>prefer that donations be made <br>in her memory to the Prince <br>George Hospice Society which <br>has supported her so well in <br>these last years. The address <br>is 3089 Clapperton Street, <br>Prince George, B.C. V2L 5N4. <br>Donations are accepted online <br>at <br>www.hospiceprincegeorge.ca. <br>JoAnne will be missed by <br>everyone who knew her, but <br>especially by her grieving family <br>and teary-eyed friends. She <br>knew how to be such a good <br>friend, which helps explain why <br>she had so many. Born June <br>24, 1959, she was just 50 years <br>old. <br> <br>May she be surrounded by angels and comforted with love 		</div> 		<div style=\"background-color: #eee; font-size: 0.6em; padding: 4px; margin-bottom: 0.5em; height: 1.4em;\"> 			<div style=\"float: left;\"> 			<span style=\"font-weight: bold; color: #006;\">Lees, Robin</span> <span style=\"color: #bb0000;\">Sunday, 06 Dec 2009</span> 			</div> 			<div style=\"float: right;\"> 			Prince George Free Press Prince George, BC 			</div> 		</div> 		<div style=\"float:right; width: 80px; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:4px; margin-left: 9px;\"> 			<img src=\"http://raven.b-it.ca/images/obituploads/princegeorge/LeesRobin_web.jpg\" height=\"100\" border=\"0\" alt=\"Photo of Lees, Robin\"> 		</div> 		<div style=\"font-size: 0.6em; margin-bottom: 1em; min-height:110px;\"> 			ROBIN GARRY <br>LEES <br>Born: Aug 15, 1951 – <br>Passed: Dec 6, 2009 <br> <br>With great sadness we announce the passing of our <br>Father Robin Garry Lees. Pre-deceased by his parents <br>Andrew & Marion. He leaves behind his 4 children <br>Robyn, Krissi, Melanie & Doug. 8 Grandchildren, <br>Jeremy, Paige, Kolton, Braden, Caitlyn, Jaden, <br>Kaidance, Cohen. Special Thanks to Auntie Joyce, <br>Debbie Bishop, Marty Smith, Dustin Tournier, Brock <br>Nicklas & Shawna Gagne for all your love & support. <br>A Celebration of Life will be held on March 13, <br>2010 at The Hixon Fire Hall between 2-4 pm 		</div> 		<div style=\"background-color: #eee; font-size: 0.6em; padding: 4px; margin-bottom: 0.5em; height: 1.4em;\"> 			<div style=\"float: left;\"> 			<span style=\"font-weight: bold; color: #006;\">Saroya, Karam</span> <span style=\"color: #bb0000;\">Friday, 04 Dec 2009</span> 			</div> 			<div style=\"float: right;\"> 			Prince George Free Press Prince George, BC 			</div> 		</div> 		<div style=\"float:right; width: 80px; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:4px; margin-left: 9px;\"> 			<img src=\"http://raven.b-it.ca/images/obituploads/princegeorge/Saroya_2.jpg\" height=\"100\" border=\"0\" alt=\"Photo of Saroya, Karam\"> 		</div> 		<div style=\"font-size: 0.6em; margin-bottom: 1em; min-height:110px;\"> 			KARAM KAUR SAROYA <br> <br>Born November 10, <br>1918, passed away <br>December 4, 2009 in <br>Prince George, BC. <br>Funeral service Saturday, <br>December 2, 2009 10:00am <br>at Lakewood Funeral <br>Chapel. Karam Kaur <br>Saroya is survived be <br>her three sons: Sudhirpal <br>Singh, (Ravinder), <br>Harvinder Singh (Jasbir), Baber Singh (Roopa) and <br>three daughters (Manjit Kaur Minhas, Harjit Kaur (Surjit <br>Singh) Minhas, Madrup Kaur (Sohan Singh Parhar) <br>and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. <br>She was predeceased be her husband Rachpal Singh <br>Saroya & daughter Kulwant Kaur Minhas. Thanks to Dr <br>Inbin Ready and community nursing staff. <br>Sponsored by: Surjit S. Minhas & Harjit K. Minhas 		</div> 		<div style=\"background-color: #eee; font-size: 0.6em; padding: 4px; margin-bottom: 0.5em; height: 1.4em;\"> 			<div style=\"float: left;\"> 			<span style=\"font-weight: bold; color: #006;\">Smith, Garry</span> <span style=\"color: #bb0000;\">Saturday, 07 Nov 2009</span> 			</div> 			<div style=\"float: right;\"> 			Prince George Free Press Prince George, BC 			</div> 		</div> 		<div style=\"font-size: 0.6em; margin-bottom: 1em; min-height:110px;\"> 			GARRY DEAN SMITH <br>May 23, 1937 - Nov. 7, 2009 <br>With great sorrow, <br>we announce his passing. <br>Previously of Willow River, <br>Prince George & Williams Lake <br>Survived by his wife of <br>53 years, Rose & Children; <br>Allan <br>(Michael,Alysha, Chantal), <br>Kathy & Al <br>(Jordon & Cory), <br>Jeff & Linda <br>(Cooper & Michelle), <br>Jerry <br>(Christine & Darci). 		</div> 		<div style=\"background-color: #eee; font-size: 0.6em; padding: 4px; margin-bottom: 0.5em; height: 1.4em;\"> 			<div style=\"float: left;\"> 			<span style=\"font-weight: bold; color: #006;\">Tinnes, Georgina</span> <span style=\"color: #bb0000;\">Saturday, 24 Oct 2009</span> 			</div> 			<div style=\"float: right;\"> 			Prince George Free Press Prince George, BC 			</div> 		</div> 		<div style=\"float:right; width: 80px; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:4px; margin-left: 9px;\"> 			<img src=\"http://raven.b-it.ca/images/obituploads/princegeorge/Tinnesfamilygs_2.jpg\" height=\"100\" border=\"0\" alt=\"Photo of Tinnes, Georgina\"> 		</div> 		<div style=\"font-size: 0.6em; margin-bottom: 1em; min-height:110px;\"> 			TINNES <br>Georgina, Edna <br>June 9, 1937 – October 24, 2009 <br> <br>Loving Mother of David and Glen passed away peacefully at PGRH, born in Prince Albert, SK. Youngest of ten children. <br>As a young woman she moved to Prince George where she worked at PGRH for 18 years and raised her two sons David and Glen. She often took them hunting and fishing which they still love doing today.  <br>Georgina was survived by her loving sons David, Glen and Wayne.Her grandchildren Miranda, Ryan, Remy, Emily, Karman and Tiffany. Her brothers Jack (Sally) Rosevear, Bill (Elaine) Rosevear. Sister Donnie McPherson, as well as numerous nieces and nephews. <br>Georgina was predeceased by her parents James Henry ll, Laura Evelyn Rosevear. Her Brothers, James Henry lll and Thomas. Sisters Terry Arnold, Bertha (Dean) Smith, Eileen (George) Robertson and Dorothy Rosevear. <br>Georgina will be cremated as she wished and returned to Prince Albert, SK to rest in peace with her parents and brother Tom. <br>The family will be having a gathering on Saturday, October 31, 2009 in the afternoon. If you wish to attend please call 250-962-9304. <br>We will truly miss you Mom! <br>Love David and Glen Tinnes <br> <br>This poem was found in Georgina’s writing <br> <br>“The Cross In My Pocket” <br>I carry a cross in my pocket <br>A simple reminder to me <br>Of the fact I am Christian <br>No matter where I may be <br>This Little cross is not magic <br>Nor is it a good luck charm <br>It isn’t meant to protect me <br>From every physical harm <br>It’s not for identification <br>For all the world to see <br>It’s simply an understanding <br>Between my savior and me <br>When I put my hand in my pocket <br>To bring out a coin or a key <br>The cross is there to remind me  <br>Of the price he paid for me <br>It reminds me too, to be thankful <br>For my blessings day by day <br>And strive to sever him better <br>In all I do and say <br>It’s also a daily reminder <br>Of the peace and comfort I share <br>With all who know my master <br>And give themselves to his care <br>So, I carry a cross in my pocket <br>Reminding no one but me <br>That Jesus Christ is lord of my life <br>If only I’ll let him be! 		</div> 		<div style=\"background-color: #eee; font-size: 0.6em; padding: 4px; margin-bottom: 0.5em; height: 1.4em;\"> 			<div style=\"float: left;\"> 			<span style=\"font-weight: bold; color: #006;\">Brinnen, William</span> <span style=\"color: #bb0000;\">Saturday, 10 Oct 2009</span> 			</div> 			<div style=\"float: right;\"> 			Prince George Free Press Prince George, BC 			</div> 		</div> 		<div style=\"font-size: 0.6em; margin-bottom: 1em; min-height:110px;\"> 			WILLIAM (Bill) James <br>Brinnen 1942 - 2009 <br>Bill passed away on Oct. <br>10th in Nanaimo Hospital. <br>He will be greatly missed by <br>his loving wife Gienna; His <br>sons, Mike (Therese) of <br>Smithers, & Christopher <br>(Karri) of Kelowna; his <br>daughter Whitney Christie <br>(Tony) of Quesnel; his stepdaughter <br>Kelly of Parksville; <br>& his step-son Lee Perkins <br>(Koko) of Coquitlam; 11 <br>grandchildren; his sisters <br>Marianne Hall (John) of Comox <br>& Pat Stafford (Jeff Christianson) <br>of Vanderhoof. <br>Bill also leaves behind nieces, <br>nephews & many very close <br>friends. He is predeceased <br>by his 1st wife Jo-ann <br>(Blackbeard) & by his parents <br>Cecil & Mary Brinnen, & <br>mourned by his 2nd wife <br>/friend Barb (nee Rankin). <br>Bill grew up in Prince <br>George & began working for <br>the Ministry of Forests when <br>he was in his early 20’s until <br>his retirement in 1997. His <br>career had him moving <br>throughout North Central BC <br>ending in Burns Lake. After <br>retirement he moved to the <br>Comox Valley, where he met <br>& married Gienna, eventually <br>settling in Parksville. <br>A Celebration of Life will <br>take place at the Knox United <br>Church in Parksville at <br>2pm on Sunday Oct 25. <br>In lieu of fl owers, donations <br>may be made to the Canadian <br>Hemochromatosis Society or <br>the BC Cancer Agency. <br>First Memorial <br>Funeral Services, <br>Nanaimo BC <br>Coming Events 		</div> 		<div style=\"background-color: #eee; font-size: 0.6em; padding: 4px; margin-bottom: 0.5em; height: 1.4em;\"> 			<div style=\"float: left;\"> 			<span style=\"font-weight: bold; color: #006;\">Campbell, Sandra</span> <span style=\"color: #bb0000;\">Monday, 28 Sep 2009</span> 			</div> 			<div style=\"float: right;\"> 			Prince George Free Press Prince George, BC 			</div> 		</div> 		<div style=\"font-size: 0.6em; margin-bottom: 1em; min-height:110px;\"> 			CAMPBELL <br>Sandra Jean <br>(nee Goldie) <br>Sept 13, 1946-Sept 28, 2009 <br>It is with great sadness that <br>on Sept. 28, 2009 we announce <br>the passing of Sandy <br>Campbell. She leaves her <br>husband of 44 years Gary <br>Campbell, their children, Carrie <br>(Gary) Martindale, Keith <br>Campbell and Corey Campbell, <br>granddaughters, Rianna <br>and Kristen Martindale, all <br>residing Hope, her father, <br>Jack Goldie (Port Alberni) <br>and sister Val Adams (Tofi - <br>no), Sandy is predeceased <br>by her mother Audrey Goldie. <br>Sandy was born and grew up <br>in Port Alberni, BC. She met <br>Gary, got married and raised <br>their family in Hope, then <br>they moved to Ucluelet to <br>open Porky’s Restaurant. <br>Gary and Sandy then moved <br>to Prince George and have <br>resided there for many years. <br>In every place they lived they <br>made great friends who will <br>miss her deeply. <br>Sandy is a great friend to <br>everyone who knew her, an <br>outstanding mother to her <br>own children and their <br>friends who adopted her as <br>their own. You could always <br>have lunch at “Mrs. Campbell’s” <br>house. Grandma to <br>her own grandchildren and <br>always up to a tea party with <br>any of her friend’s children & <br>grandchildren. To her husband <br>Gary, she was his other <br>half, his fi shing buddy, his <br>best friend. <br>Sandy had a brief but courageous <br>battle with cancer and <br>complications following surgery <br>in Prince George. <br>A Celebration of Life will be <br>held a the Royal Canadian <br>Legion, 344 Fort St., Hope, <br>BC on Saturday, October 3, <br>2009 at 2:00pm 		</div> 		<a href= \"?paper=26&amp;submit=&amp;name=&amp;skip=10\"><img src=\"http://raven.b-it.ca/portals/images/nextobit.gif\" width=\"45\" height=\"12\" border=\"0\" alt=\"Next\"></a> <script src=\"http://www.google-analytics.com/urchin.js\" type=\"text/javascript\"> </script> <script type=\"text/javascript\"> _uacct = \"UA-2178680-7\"; urchinTracker(); _uff = 0; _uacct = \"UA-3534793-1\"; urchinTracker(); _uff = 0 _uacct = \"UA-3544520-1\"; urchinTracker(); </script> </span> ";
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