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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 31, 1992

Page

23

Militon Mansell obituary notes long life and family bonds

Milton Mansell died March 20 1992 at Hamiota Hospital aged 74 or 81. Born Gouveneur New York May 2 1917, he was predeceased by wife Mary Joyce and Ben grandchildren. Survived by daughters June Shirley Wendy, nine grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren, five brothers. Served in Canadian Armed Forces 1939 1945. Funeral March 23 Campbell’s Funeral Chapel led by Rev. Jack Ballantine Dickson. Pallbearers listed.

Mansell Milton E Hamiota Hospital Milt Gouveneur New York Mary Joyce Ben Leola Lila June Don) Brown Trenton Ontario Shirley Bob) Gradwell Redcliff Alberta Wendy Nemeth George Trainor Medicine Hat Arden Minnedosa Bob Edmonton Lloyd Hamiota John Beausejour Cliff Winnipeg Mary McBain Brandon Manitoba Armed Services McConnell Campbell Jack Ballantine-Dickson Raymond Gradwell Grahame Mansell Lawrence Smith Allan Asselstine Lee Grumby Jack Page

Jessie Mitchell 1910 Manitoba educator and grain worker dies

Jessie Mitchell born September 29 1910 in Arrow River Manitoba was a teacher in Blairs and Arrow River before a 25 year career at Pioneer Grain in Winnipeg. She married Angus Lawrence in 1969, was predeceased by husband and siblings, survived by nieces nephews and many greats, with services held March 19 at Leatherdale Gardiner Winnipeg and burial at St Johns Cathedral Cemetery. Memorial donations to the Canadian Cancer Society.

Jessie Arrow River Manitoba Sarah Jane James S. Mitchell Blairs Business College Pioneer Grain Winnipeg Angus Lawrence Virden John Mitchell Marjorie O'Connor Duncan Mitchell Edmonton Alberta Danny O'Connor Lynda Lyng O'Connor Janice Carnegie Mitchell the Pas Carolyn White Melville Saskatchewan Leatherdale-Gardiner Funeral Chapel Brenda Ferguson St. Paul’s United Church St. John's Cathedral Barry Lyng Barry White Ken Gowrylik Kelly Lyng Brad White Lyle White Canadian Cancer Society G.R. Carscadden

Rollo William Kenneth Bill Rollo dies at 30

William Kenneth Bill Rollo aged 30 died suddenly March 11 1992. Born September 20 1961 in Virden District Hospital he lived near Miniota on the family farm and enjoyed farming animals especially horses and children. He is survived by his mother Bernice brothers Richard Bren da Sam sisters Donna Dave Doris Bob Dianne Barry Clark Brenda Ross Rowan Sylvia Brent nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by brother Delmar 1964 and father Russell 1990. Funeral March 14 1992 at Miniota United Church with Rev Michael Wilson. Cremated remains interred in Miniota Cemetery. Campbell's Funeral Home in charge.

Rollo William Kenneth Bill Rollo Virden District Hospital Miniota Bernice Richard Brenda Sam Donna Dave Doris Bob Dianne Barry Clark Ross Rowan Sylvia Brent

Robertson Jane Peacefully On Tuesday March 24 1992

Jane Robertson passed away peacefully at West Park Manor Personal Care Home on Tuesday March 24 1992. She was the dearly loved mother of Jean Catherine Hay and was born March 28.

Obituary of Mrs Robertson with ties to Tayport and Dundee

1898 birth in Ferry Port Craig Scotland to Catherine and Archibald Paterson. She married David Edward Hay of Dundee and had daughter Jean Catherine Hay. After Mr Hay’s death she ran the fish merchant business, emigrated with her daughter to Phoenix Arizona in 1947, moved to Kenton Manitoba in 1950 and remarried Alexander Robertson. Lived in Kenton until 1982 then to West Park Manor Winnipeg. Memorial in Tayport, Scotland. Donations suggested to charity. Thomson Funeral Chapels 783-7211.

Ferry Port Craig Tayport Scotland Catherine Archibald Paterson David Edward Hay Dundee Jean Catherine Hay Fife Thomson

Thanks and tributes from Hamiota hockey team crowd

A heartfelt card listing thanks from the Hamiota 13 and under hockey team to timekeepers, volunteers, sponsors, and supporters for a successful tournament. Special thanks to Hamiota Elementary School and community groups for participation and pins from the village.

Hamiota Brad Ringette Lions Club A.M Hamiota Elementary School

Community thanks for hospital care and support

McConnell and Peel families express gratitude to doctors nurses and ambulance staff at Hamiota District Health Centre and for visits cards flowers and fruit baskets. Special thanks to Lavinia community and to Campbell's Funeral Home for services and to Uncle Lloyd for kindness.

McConnell Hamiota Winnipeg Lavinia Red McConnell Mansell Hudson Dad Campbell Uncle Lloyd Shirley Wendy

Thanks to medical staff and family for support

Bev MacDonald expresses gratitude to Dr Lall and the Hamiota team plus nurses, staff, and visiting family for trips, cards, flowers, gifts, and birthday joy. The Rollo family thanks friends and Rev. Michael Wilson Campbell's Funeral Home staff for help after a loss, including lunch, organist, choir, and chores. The McKenzie family thanks doctors and nurses at Hamiota District Health Centre for Jared’s care.

Bailey Kamiota Winnipeg Lynne Gerry Lillias Westwood Kay Caldwell Rae Butler MacDonald Lall Hamiota Health Centre Brandon Shoal Lake Hamiota Bev MacDonald Rollo Michael Wilson Campbell Bernice Rollo McKenzie Hamiota Distrit Health Jared Wayne Debbie

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