Rivers man Ivan Westbrook dies aged about sixty
Ivan Arthur Westbrook of Rivers died April 20 1979 at Brandon General Hospital in his 60th year. He was born June 5 1919 at Oak River and farmed south of town. He is survived by wife Clara daughters Laurie Patricia and Mrs Lorna Smith sons Don Helen George Raymond brother Bob sister Merle Argue and many stepchildren and grandchildren. Funeral April 24 in Oak River United Church with Rev T Delgaty and interment in Oak River cemetery. Active pallbearers listed. Honorary pallbearers and ushers named.
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Rivers
Ivan Arthur Westbrook
Brandon General Hospital
Oak River
Oak River School
Clara
Laurie
Patricia
Lorna Smith
Ivan
Lenore
Don
Aha Helen
Sinclair
George
High
Alberta
Raymond
Fort St. John
B.C
Bob
Hamiota
Merle Argue
Oakner
Oak River United Church
Rev. T. Delgaty
Oak River Cemetery
R. Mackie
F. Buchanan
F. Watt
D. Evans
W. Allen
G. Farrell
R. J. Griffiths
H. Pederson
W. Tewnson
R. Moreside
Engagements and Upcoming Marriages Announced
Mr and Mrs F J Coombs and Mr and Mrs T J Scott announce the engagement of Bonnie to Alan with a marriage planned for May 19 1979 at 5 00 p m in Hamiota United Church. Sir Mr and Mrs Lloyd Irwin announce the forthcoming marriage of their son Eric Brock to Kimberley Joyce daughter of Mr and Mrs R A Law Winnipeg Manitoba with a wedding set for May 4 in Fort Garry United Church Winnipeg Manitoba.
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F. J. Coombs
T. J. Scott
Bonnie
Alan
Hamiota United Church
Lloyd Irwin
Eric Brock
Kimberley Joyce
R. A. Law
Winnipeg
Man
Fort Garry United Church
Manitoba
Thanks for Kindness in Time of Loss and Illness
A compilation of thanks from readers expressing gratitude for visits flowers and support after bereavements and illness. Mentions include Ivan Westbrook Grace Davis and Lorraine with care from Rev Delgatey Oak River United Church choir and hospital staff.
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Amy
Lorraine
Lorne Miller
Pencil: A Painter’s Brush Then Named
The term pencil originally described a painters’ brush rather than the writing instrument. Early usage linked the word to artistic tools, later shifting to refer to graphite implements used for drawing and writing.
Thanks to Scotia and Oakner friends for kind visit and gift
We thank Scotia and Oakner friends for the surprise visit on Monday evening and for the gift of money and a lamp We still feel part of both communities though living in town Allan and Maxine Cumming appreciate everyone who helped make our social a success Special thanks to those who organized and prepared it We used our money toward a living room suite Murray and
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Scotia
Oakner
Allan
Maxine Cumming
Murray
Thanks for support after loss of husband and father
We express gratitude for cards flowers baking and memorials during the death of our husband father and brother Special thanks to Rev Delgary Mrs Jean Henry and the choir Mrs Audrey Griffiths the pall-bearers ushers and those who served lunch and the family of the late Ivan Westbrook
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan
Rev
Delgatey
Oak River United Church
Bob and
Hazel Westbrook
Delgary
Jean Henry
Audrey Griffiths
Ivan Westbrook
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