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C20 Times Colonist Sunday May 6 2007 REMEMBERING www.remembering.ca DEATHS and FUNERALS DEATHS and FUNERALS DIRECTORY of DEATHS FUNERALS DEATHS and FUNERALS DEATHS and FUNERALS ir WEBERG, Roy Eric Gordon January 19, 1935 May 4, 2007 Gord passed away peacefully at his home in Qualicum Beach with family by his side after a courageous and lengthy battle with cancer. Gord leaves behind his loving wife of 49 years, Mary, daughters Terry (Al) Thorne, Wendy (Brad)-Bredin, son Dale, two daughters-in-law Lori Weberg and Brenda Weberg. Pre-deceased by son Dennis in 1998. Five precious grandchildren, GuS Denise Thorne, Bryson Weberg, Wesley Anna Weberg. Also survived by sisters Grace (Terry) Walls, Sylvia Spoor, sister-in-law Inez Weberg and numerous nieces and nephews.

Gord was born at home on the farm in Jasmine, Saskatchewan. After leaving home, Gord spent three years in the Canadian Air Force as a fire fighter. Gord started working in the lumber industry in the early 1960s. Gord worked for many years for Malloch Mosely in Sooke, BC and then moved the family to a logging camp in Whistler (now known as Function Junction) where he continued in the industry for a few years before settling the family in Squamish. In 1987, he retired from his own business, Gordendale Logging located in Jarvis Inlet.

After Gord retired at age 52, he and Mary travelled extensively in their various motorhomes, across the United States and Canada. He loved to cruise, and he loved to go to Alaska, whether by cruise ship or car. They spent many memorable winter vacations in Yuma, Arizona where the hot dry weather helped his debilitating arthritis. Dad loved to have family gatherings Birthdays, Easter weekends, Xmas celebrations were very special to him and he enjoyed having all the kids and grandkids, extended family and friends around him. Gord admired and respected his colleagues in the industry, many of whom became his life-long friends; to mention a few: Andy Bruce Norm Sid Doug Ken Paul Ed and his fmniirita ha rtanHar In-al Tha fomiln mhaA PRICE, Michael Bruce Born January 31, 1953.

Passed away May 2, 2007. Michael is survived by his Mom and Dad, Vicky and Ralph Price, 3 brothers, Ed, Jeff (Susan) and Paul (Lynda) and their families including numerous nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews. Mike also leaves behind his loving best friend, Deb Scuddermore. Private service. Flowers gratefully declined.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the MS Society of Greater Victoria. I I RATCLIFFE, (Bob) Robert Louis Born January 3, 1917 in Peace River, Alberta, passed away May 3, 2007 peacefully at Saanich Peninsula Hospital. One of ten children. He lived on the Saanich Peninsula for over sixty years. Worked at VMD Victoria and owned a berry farm.

Dad was a long standing member of the Army, Navy and Air Force 302 for over 40 years. He leaves behind Lillian (John) and Cassandra Denovan of North Saanich, with whom he lived with for 13 years, Roberta (Hugh) Bexrud of Langford and Gordon (Margaret) Ratcliffe of Fort St. John. He leaves seven grandchildren Cassandra, Cheryl, Naomi, Brandy, Matthew, Don, Mark and Peter (deceased) and 10 great grandchildren. He also leaves one brother and sister and many nieces and nephews and many friends.

He will be sadly missed by all. A memorial service will be held on Tuesday, May 8th at 2:00 pm at First Memorial Funeral Services, 4725 Falaise Drive, with a reception to follow. Send condolences to www.firstmemorialfuneral.com (Saanich link) FIRST MEMORIAL FUNER, e64-S244 RAWLINS, Gina Lea (nee Herkes) 1956 2007 Gina's Mom, Lois, returned on March 28th to take her home where there will be no more suffering and pain. Gina leaves a huge void in the lives of her three greatest loves Lia (Craig), Graham and Lauren. Others left to mourn are her 5 ZZZ, ZSZinr dad Bill, brothers Reid (Deb), Russell (Lome), Rriiro mora on Mar onH Wa an onH nanhaw Hart.

She will also be missed by her near life long friend, Bill. Gina will be gratefully and lovingly remembered by Barrie, her partner of 1 0 years. As well, Aunts, Uncles and cousins will sadly miss her. Gina was born in Campbell River and raised in Victoria. She had a great love of flowers, gardening, birds and nature.

She loved spending her summers camping along side the Oyster River with Barrie and her boys, Scout and Arlo. Gina was also a keen fisherman especially in thfl rnwhnnt Hurinn Tupo eoacnn ftina aluuaua had a place in her heart and home for kids that were having problems in their lives. i-nenas ana tamny are invited to om in rolohratlnn ftina'e lite nn Ann. 11th wiwwi uiii ly wii iu iiiu wi I wuiui viuj nuyuoi I I ill, wvr, starting at ipm at tne lyee club in Campbell River. A reminder will be placed in this paper as the time approaches.

Anyone wishing to make a donation to the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation may do so by visiting www.cbcf.org There you will find a place to leave a Tribute or in Memoriam for Gina. MBS34 WILKINSON, Jeannine Tragically lost her life in an apartment fire on Thursday April 26, 2007. Left behind to mourn her death are her sisters, June, Carol, Deborah, Katherine and Jeanette, her beloved twin sister. Brothers Robert and Norman. Jeannine was predeceased by her older sister Gail, father George, mother Rita and sister-in-law Lorraine.

No service has been announced. 36B430 1 pW-H. 'J DAVY, Norman Derek February 11, 1963 May 2, 2007 The family of Norman Davy is stunned and shocked at his sudden passing on May 2, 2007. Predeceased by his mother and father, Joan and Bob Davy, he leaves to love him his sisters Roberta (Bobbie) Mitchell and Suzanne (Susan) Mills, and his brother-in-law Al Mitchell. Norman's life was a gift, and his death is as much a part of that gift as was his life because it has filled our hearts and minds with beautiful memories of him.

He loved, and he was loved and cherished and cared for by his own family, his foster family, caregivers, friends and coworkers. Norman was born in Ottawa, Ontario on February 11, 1963. Joan and Bob were overjoyed at the birth of their son and his arrival delighted Bobbie and Susan no other little boy's arrival could have been more celebrated. The Davy family moved to Courtenay In 1966, where Norman's gift for making friends from all walks of life was soon in full swing. Mum, Dad, Bobbie and Susan would be with him in a store, at the park or on the street, and strangers would say "Hi Norman" he knew them all while we were mystified as to how or where he had met them.

i Our family relocated to Victoria in 1971, where Norman's gift for socializing and melting people's bean's became even more developed. From the bus drivers, waitresses, shopkeepers and neighbours on St. Charles Street and in the surrounding Fairfield area he made friends whose genuine caring for him, and our family, was a great gift. Norman attended Cedar Lodge School in Cobble Hill for several years, followed by Victor School in Victoria. He then attended programs at the Frederic Ozanam Centre, of the St.

Vincent de Paul Society of Victoria, where he enjoyed many educational, developmental and social activities. Our family cannot adequately express our thanks to all staff and professionals involved in his. development and growth through the years he spent with you. In recent years Norman's involvement with the Victoria Special Olympics saw an amazing transformation in him. He loved all his sports -bowling, curling, soccer, T-ball and snowshoeing, and he really blossomed into a team player and athlete, while his physical health was the best it has ever been.

His most recent accomplishment was winning two silver medals for snowshoeing in the BC Winter Games. There is truly no way to say thank you to the coaches, volunteers, athletes and friends Norman made in Special Olympics thank you so much. An impossible task is to try to name everyone who has touched Norman's life, and our family, but we must mention some and we sincerely apologize if, in our grief, we forget someone who is important to us and to Norman. To Carole, Chris, Alison and Evan James, and to Ai Gerow; to Mavis and all of your extended families you made him truly a part of your families and we cant ever express how we feel about you. To the friends and neighbours on Lewis Street and in the James Bay area there is, again, absolutely no way we can tell you how much we love you for loving him.

To Rose-Marie Fogarty, to Brenda Barry Loney, to his housemates Ken, Keith, Neal, Bill and Maggie to all of them and the network of friends, respite caregivers and neighbours -thank you. To Bobbie and Al's circle of friends, you know who you are we love you and thank you. To all Al's family thank you for your role in Norman's life and for including him in so many family gatherings. Heartfelt thanks to the caregiver who was with Norman when he collapsed, to the ambulance attendants, VGH emergency room staff, and the Intensive Care nurses, doctors, counselors and the hospital chaplain. You treated us with gentle concern and, more importantly, respected Norman and your tender care of him will never, never be forgotten.

A tea and sharing of memories will be held on Saturday, May 12, 2007 at First Memorial Funeral Services, 4725 Falaise Drive, starting at 2:00 p.m. Please wear something red, which was Norman's favourite colour and, if you bring small jar of smooth peanut butter (he loved itl) which will be donated to a food bank. Donations in Norman's memory would gratefully received by either the Frederic Ozanam Centre of the St. Vincent de Paul Society of Victoria, 4349 West Saanich Road, Victoria, BC V8Z 3E8 or by the Victoria Special Olympics, PO Box 32048, 3651 Shelbourne Street, Victoria, BC V8P5S1. -in 868167 HARKNESS, James (Ami) 1927-2007 Ami passed away peacefully on Wednesday, May 2, 2007.

He is survived by his loving wife, Gladys, of 59 years; daughter Janet (Mel); daughter-in-law Karen; grandchildren Tammy, Cindy and Colin; great-grandchildren, Ryan, Alison, Tanner and Nicole. Predeceased by his son Dale. He will be remembered by his family for all his little pranks and sayings. He spent the last 17 years being very active with their Strata. No service by Ami's request.

In lieu of flowers donations to the Kidney Foundation of Canada B.C. Branch. A celebration of life tea will be held on Monday, May 7 at 2:30 at The Brittany (meeting room) 3009 Brittany Drive. FIRST MEMORIAL FUNERAL SERVICES JOHNS, Gerald Ronald (Ron) March 26, 1918 April 28, 2007 Our Dear Dad, father-in-law, Husband, Grandpa and Great Grandpa passed away after a short bout of Coronary Disease. Dad was born in Victoria to Florence and Gordon Johns.

He spent his entire life in Victoria except for his navy days from 1940 to 1947 when he travelled the North and South Pacific. Dad married Zelma (Tooke) Wille Dec. 17, 1946. In the 1950's they adopted Kathy and Debbie, making the family complete. After leaving the Navy, Ron took a job with Island Tug and Barge, and later worked in the Automotive industry.

Ron's real passion was boating and fishing, spending most of his spare time on the water. The highlight of his fishing adventures was landing a 57 pound Chinook in the Queen Charlottes in 1994. Dad retired at age 64, so that He and Mom could spend more time boating. Dad was a real gentleman, a wonderful Dad and a great Husband. He leaves behind his loving wife Tooke, daughters Kathy Murray (Ontario) and Debbie Coburn (Roy) Victoria, grandchildren Deana Vandermeer (Ontario), Christopher Coburn (Vanessa) Victoria, and great grandchildren Katie Hawkins-McCaskell, and Megan Vandermeer (Ontario), and Sydney and Brendan Coburn of Victoria.

No Phone calls, Flowers or cards please. Emails welcome: deborahcoburnshaw.ca To Place an Obituary Deadlines for next day's publication By phone: 250-380-5270 Toll Free: 1-800-991-1933 local 5270 or email: obltuariestc.canwest.com Text only: Monday to Friday 3:00 pm Saturday 12 noon With photo: Monday to Friday 12 noon By fax: 250-380-5285 Text only: Monday to Saturday 12 noon With photo: Monday to Friday 12 noon Closed Sundays and Holidays 'pre-paymert and confirmation is required lor all notices. Sign a Guestbook at remembering ca Sttfl0ctMfaiMlnMnwtf Due to the varied sizes of Death and Funeral notices, the Times Colonist cannot guarantee an alphabetical sort within this classification. ALBERTS Earl DAVY Norman HAMILTON Kenneth HAMILTON Lacey-Rae HARKNESS James (Ami) HERBERTSON HADFIELD Joan JOHNS Gerald Ronald (Ron) KNAPPETT Gladys MCADIE Lome PRICE Michael RATCLIFFE Robert (Bob) RAWLINS Gina WALKER Constance (Connie) WEBERG Roy WILKINSON Jeannine ZAHARICHUK Olga ZWINKELS Anna DEATHS and FUNERALS ALBERTS, Earl Died peacefully May 1, 2007 at East General Hospital in Toronto in his 92nd year after suffering complications from surgery. Born November 10, 1915, in Loverna, Saskatchewan, he was predeceased by his wife of 40 years, Patricia (Lacey); daughters, Gayle Arthur Hepditch and Carol Ann Cox; brothers Howard and Lloyd; sisters, Marjorie Leppert, Clara Warrington and Marion Smith and son-in-law Brian Bridger.

He is survived by children, Charlene Bridger of Peterborough, Maureen Werner of Toronto, Gary (Karen) of Victoria, sons-in-law Bill Cox (Carolyn) of Napanee and Frank Hepditch (Sharon) of Orillia; grandchildren Cheryl Arends (Ralph) of Barrie; Stephen Bridger (Sharon) of Toronto; Susan Arthur (Jamie Voskuil) of Toronto and Glenn Arthur. He was Great Grampa and Papa Dada to his great grandchildren, Cobie, Ben, D'Arcy, Michaela, Cooper, Henry and Brian. He will be sadly missed by his only surviving sibling, Grace Kennedy of Lethbridge, Alberta. Educated at the University of Saskatchewan where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree, Earl served as a flight sergeant in the RCAF during the Second World War. Prior to his war service he joined the S.S.

Kresge working as a manager at numerous stores in Stratford, Ottawa and Toronto. On many occasions, he was voted 'Manager of the Year1 by S.S. Kresge employees. Earl retired in 1975 after a 40 year career. His last position was as Executive Buyer at the Kresge Head Office in Toronto.

For Earl, retirement was anything but boring. Always in search of a bargain, he was an astute shopper at both retail stores and at garage sales. He also was an avid golfer, a voracious reader and had a keen interest in the stock market. His commitment to his family was evidenced by his generosity and his penchant to keep in touch. He was fiercely had a dry sense of humor, was charming, and kind-hearted to friends and family A special thank-you to Dr.

Kevin Workington, primary nurse Wendy, and Earl's kind caregivers on G5 for their sensitivity and wonderful care. A private funeral service will be held at The Chapel of St. James-the-Less in Toronto on Monday, May 7. Interment to take place in at Sanctuary Park Cemetery in Toronto. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to either The Multiple Sclerosis Society or The Canadian Cancer Society.

HAMILTON, Kenneth Laverne May 3 1 932 February 26 2007 Ken passed away peacefully on February 26th, 2007, at Glengarry Hospital. He was predeceased by his wife Diane in 1991, his father Harold in 1 954, his mother Evelyn in 1 998, and his stepmother Margaret in He is survived by his son Noel (James), two brothers Clare and Guy and numerous family. Ken was born in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, came to live in Victoria in the 1940's and married Diane here In 1961. Ken made his career with B.C. Forrest Products until his retirement.

Ken was a kind, easy-going, gentle and contented man who enjoyed the outdoors, cars, gardening, and animals. We appreciate all of the kind efforts and support of the many doctors, nurses and staff at both The Royal Jubilee and Glengarry Hospitals. We love you and will remember you see you for lunch on Monday Dad. At Ken's request there will be no service. HAMILTON, Lacey-Rae We are heartbroken to announce that our beautiful, beloved daughter was suddenly taken from us on April 28, 2007.

Born in the Victoria General Hospital on May 1 4, 1 983. She leaves to mourn her devoted parents, Raymond and Janice Hamilton; her brothers, Curtis and Claeton; great-auntie Mona and uncle Dan; aunts and uncles, Karen and Briane Cook, Dorothy and Karl Hein, Sharon Nicol, Patti and David Weems, Brenda and Maurice Labonte and cousins, Karly and Mike Cook, Troy and (Anna) Junge, Heidi and (Jamie) Cander, Jayson Junge, Roseanne Nicol, Angie and (Robert) Hall, Robert and Kathy Weems, Roger and Jacalynn Labonte and numerous other relatives. Lacey made many friends in her short life. We will always miss and remember her loving, sweet, kind nature. Her love of life was contagious in her wonderful laugh, smile and sense of humour.

She will be forever in our hearts and we thank God that he gave us our Lacey-Rae; if only for a short time. To know her was to love The warmth of her love and the pride that we take in having raised her, will be with us always. She enriched our souls and now she is in God's tender care. 'Rest now our sweet angel, until we meet Funeral Service will be held on Monday, May 7, 2007 at 1:00 pm at Sequoia Gardens Memorial, 4665 Falaise Drive, Victoria. Reception to follow.

A Srouai GARDENS MEMORIAL. 658-6202 A t'h HERBERTSON HADFIELD, Joan Frances (nee Cross) March 29, 1936 to April 21, 2007 Joan was born in Victoria and grew up in Oak Bay, attending Willows and Oak Bay High School. In 1956, Joan married Robert Bernie Herbertson and built a home in Gordon Head where she resided until her death. Joan was proud of her deep roots in Victoria and spent the last years of her life gathering information on her family; she was a descendant of both the Wille family (Wille's Bakery) and the Baker family (Baker Brick and TileVictoria Ice Company). Joan was predeceased by her father, Frances Stanley Cross, her mother; Queenie Cross (Baker); her husband of nearly 50 years, Robert; and her nephew David Maeren.

Joan is survived by her husband, Stuart Hadfield (his daughter Zea, son Darren and grandchildren Zachary and Mia); her children, Dale (Alexa) and their children Aidan and Declan, Vancouver, B.C.; Laura Winter (Bruce) and their children, Christina, Eric and Vanessa, Victoria, B.C.; Gary (Danielle) and their children, Lauren and Rachel, Victoria, B.C. Joan is also survived by her sister, Carol Maeren (Val), Winnipeg, Man; nephew, Darryl Maeren and his children, Jennifer and Justin, Winnipeg, Man; and nephew David's children Chantel and Melissa, Winnipeg, sister-in-law, Dorothy Wilks (Jack), Victoria, B.C., and her children, Michael, Stephen, Brian and Susan and their families. Joan spent her lifetime collecting friends and being very involved in the community. She was a long-time employee with School District 61 spending most of her working years at Fairburn Elementary School and Arbutus Jr. High School.

She enjoyed a special friendship with Delores Stevens (Robinson) for over 65 years through school years, marriages, children, grandchildren and retirement. Joan enjoyed many hobbies, activities and travel, particularly taking cruises. Joan and Stu met through the Victoria Hospice family socials in late 2005 and enjoyed a brief (November 2006), but satisfying and very happy marriage. Joan passed away suddenly on Saturday, April 21st from a short, but courageous fight with acute leukemia and surgery, with Stu by her side. All who knew her feel she is gone much too soon.

Many thanks to everyone for their kind messages of condolence. Donations may be made in Joan's name to the Victoria Hospice Outreach Programs or to a charity of your choice. Joan's friends and extended family are cordially invited to join her husband and children for a celebration of Joan's life on Sunday, May 27, 2007, from 3pm to 5pm at Uplands Golf Course. KNAPPETT, Gladys Nora (nee Andrews) Gladys Nora Knappett passed away May 1, 2007. She was born in Powell River on April 29, 1 926.

She is survived by her sons Andrew, John (Betty Ann), Glen (Elena), Gordon and daughter Katherine (Rick). Grandchildren include James, Kristina, Daniel, Martina and Claudia. Gladys grew up on Vancouver Island and spent her formative years in Courtenay, B.C. where she was an active member of the community. A participant of the Comox Mountaineering Club, a member of the Business and Professional Women's Club and a competitive downhill skier in the local ski scene.

She married Alan Knappett and settled in Saltair, B.C where she raised five children. She served as a bookkeeper on Saltair Recreation Commission and was a member of the Saltair Ramblers and Duncan Ladies Hiking Club. She had many passions, including leather craft, Scottish culture, dancing, amateur video, hiking, sewing, travel and most of all, her family. Gladys enjoyed meeting new people whom she treated with kindness and compassion. She had a gift for talking and greeting others as if they were a new best friend.

Gladys moved to Victoria in 1996 where she was Treasurer of the Victoria Video and Film Club and a member of the Social Butterflies. In Victoria she once again made many new friends and gained their respect and love. She will be sadly missed by her family and friends. By the deceased wishes there will be no memorial service. In lieu of flowers a donation to a charity of choice would be preferred.

My heart's in the Highlands, my heart is not here My heart's in the Highlands a chasing the deer A chasing the wild deer, and following the roe My heart's in the Highlands, wherever I Gol aeeo7 MCADIE, Lome James Bom June 30, 1920 at Chauvin, Alberta. Passed away peacefully May 3, 2007 at Duncan, BC surrounded by his wife of 61 years Joan, daughter Judy of Calgary, son and daughter-in-law Jim and Pam of Burnaby. He is also survived by his son-in-law John and grandchildren Keith Karen, Teresa and Colin, as well as his two brothers Vem and George. There will be a celebration of Lome's (Jim's) life Saturday, May 12 from 1-3 pm at the family home. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the CNIB or the Heart and Stroke Foundation.

Condolences may be sent to: www.firstmemorialfuneral.com FIRST MEMORIAL FyNERALSERVICB -74A-S134 WALKER, Constance (Connie) December 25, 1912 May 1, 2007 A special mother arid grandmother passed away peacefully May 1 2007 at the age of 94. Connie is fondly remembered by her son Greg (Sonia); grandsons Dean, Brent, and Colin (Mamiko); and Gail Walker. She was predeceased by her'only daughter Dorine in 1981 and her husband Jim in 1990. A Memorial Service will be held on Friday May 11, 2007 at 2:00 p.m. in the Kensington Shepherd's Care, 12603-135 Edmonton.

In lieu of floral tributes donations may be made in Connie's name to the Alzheimer Society 10531 Kingsway Edmonton, AB T5H 4Kl or a charity of your choice. Condolences may be sent to www.firstmemorialfuneral.com First Memorial Funeral Services Harmony Chapel Edmonton, Alberta 780-439-3786 I If ii ii nwialMiiiMiitf liii mumif nr dini'r 1 wuuwiimwi) vve i mo icuiiiijr noil IV extend their sincere thanks to Dr. G. Loughead, Dr. J.

Oxley, Central Vancouver Island In-Home Nursing (special thanks to Joy Brown) and Lindsay at Oceanside Hospice for all their comfort and care, and all our neighbours for their loving support and assistance. Gord was bom at home, and passed away at home we wouldn't have it any other way for him. Service to be held at 2:00 pm Thursday, May 10 at Yates Funeral Service Crematorium, 1000 MiisrjrooK noaa, rarxsvwe, bu. in lieu ot flowers, the family request donations be sent to Oceanside Hospice Society, 210 Crescent Road West, Qualicum Beach, BC V9K 1J9. 366416 ZAHARICHUK, Olga Passed away peacefully on April 17, 2007 in Sidney, BC.

Born on April 15, 1916 in Beverly, AB, the first child of Hnat and Mary Ukrainec (Nowakowski). She was predeceased bv her husband 67 Vears. Zaharichuk. I youngest daughter Catherine (9 years), and 3 a sisters Jeanne Englert and Christine Ukrainec. Leaving to cherish her memory are daughters I Evelyn (Michael) and Jean (Steve), her beloved grandchildren Arthur, Andrew (Jacqueline), Jeannie (David), John (Griffin), Stephanie (Kent), step-grandchildren Elizabeth (John), (Kayne), Shaun and great-grandchildren Jacob," Diana, Ian, Eamon, Saskia, Kai, Alexander and Katie.

The family is grateful for the excellent and compassionate care that the staff at Rest Haven Lodge provided. A celebration of her life will be held on Sat, July 1 4- 2007 at 1 1 :00 a.m. with a reception to follow at the Sands Funeral Chapel, 1803 Quadra wwnria ar. in Hai i nl Inunro Hitnat inne man ha uo made to the Peninsula Stroke Recovery Activity Centre, PO Box 164, 7835 East Saanich Rd, Saanichton, BC V8M 2C3 or Rest Haven Lodge, 2281 Mills Sidney, BC V8L 2C3. 358383 Cemeteries, Burial Plots ft Vaults 2 Side-by-Side Plots In the garden of devotion at Hatley Memorial Gardens.

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(250)-477-4661 365740 IN MEMORIAMS Our Betty-Ann Lumley May 6th, 2005 Days and years have passed, and we still search for your smile and reach for your hand, You are our Angel In the Heavens, reaching halfway Your memory is cherished in all of us and we live for you and those you love. Love you forever Your Family. 388067., MICHELSEN, Eric November 29, 1 91 9 May 6, 1 973 Remembering Eric and The Broome Hill Golf Course, (jpm) 1959 -1996 -for happy day.s 366374 MEMORIAL GIFTS You can remember someone special with your gift to the Canadian Cancer Society (also known as tht BC Canctt Society) To donate In Memory or In Honour: www.cancer.ca 2S0-S92-2244 or call toll-free 1 -800-M3-2S24 or mall to: 750 Hillside Avenue Victoria, BC, V8T 1Z4 Please include: Your name address for tax receipt. Name of the person being remembered. Name 6 address to send card to.

tkt world may change from year to year And fmndt from day today. But never witl the om I loved ZWINKELS, Anna Gerarda Maria (nee Groenewegen and married to Hendricus P.E.M. Zwinkels) Bom in Naaldwijk, Holland on May 26, 1932, Anna sadly passed away on May 1, 2007 at the Saanich Peninsula Hospital in Victoria. Anna was one of twelve children of Nicolaas Groenewegen and Cornelia van den Berg. Predeceased by her loving husband of 48 years, Hendricus (Hank) on June 3, 2003.

Anna is deeply missed by her three children, Joanne of Ottawa (Terry Cyr), Carta of Victoria (Curt Service) and Henry of Edmonton (Patty O'Mara), five grandchildren, five surviving siblings (Nicolaas, Jacobus, Cornelia, and Adriana) and the many people who were touched by her courage and candor. Anna was extremely proud of her five granddaughters, Vanessa Service, Rachel Cyr, Genevieve Cyr, Christina Service and Kathryn Cyr, who in turn, adored their grandmother (Oma) for her wise counsel and enjoyment of simple pleasures. Although she was a tiny woman, Anna had an enormous inner strength to work through adversity and to live life on her terms. She was an avid reader and books were her prized possession. She continually looked to these books to satisfy her insatiable curiosity and desire to understand life's many mysteries.

We hope that she found the answers she was searching for and can now rest in peace. The family would like to thank the professional and loving care that Anna received both at the Jubilee Hospital 4 West and in the Palliative Unit at the Saanich Peninsula Hospital. A funeral mass will be held on May 9, 2007 at the Chapel of the Shoal Centre, 10030 Resthaven Drive, Sidney at 1:00 p.m. with a reception to frllow- i ,.4 Dad, you will forever be in our i lIlM rom moratory past amiy..