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Mary Gardham, longtime Kamloops community figure, obituary
Mary Gardham, born November 5 1912 in Miniota Manitoba, moved to Kamloops in 1957. She served as Past Director of the Boys and Girls Club and was a member and past president of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 52. She was active in the Kamloops Curling Club and received the Meritorious Award and Mother of the Year in 1988. Funeral by Canon Nelson H. Atkinson was held May 10 1990 at Schoening Funeral Chapel with interment at Hillside Cemetery. Donations to the Canadian Cancer Society welcomed. She is survived by two brothers two sisters three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Predeceased by son David Gardham and husband Frank. The family includes Eileen Nankevill and Francis Watters.
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Margaret
Oak River District
Thomas
Rachel Sawyer
Wheatland
Beulah
Old Beulah
Portage la Prairie
Frederick Chariton Green
Albert Nesbitt Sawyer
Winnipeg
Donald
Ann) Green
Kenneth
Vi) Green
Cowichan Bay
B.C
Hazel
George) Smith
Ste. Anne
Elizabeth Stowe
Marian
George) Carr
Brandon
Fred
Marian Gray
Harry
Alf Sawyer
John Stowe
Michael Wilson
Margaret Hodgson
Leonard Stowe
Patrick Carr
Kevin Green
Glen Hodgson
Bill
Bob Sawyer Campbell
William Watters
Arrow River
Richard Watters
Elkhorn
Mildren Attwood
Miniota
Mary Griffiths
Rivers
Shawna
Cheri
Randy
Collin
David Gardham
Frank
Eileen Nankevill
Francis Watters
May
Canon Nelson H. Atkinson
Schoening
Hillside Cemetery
Canadian Cancer Society
St. Paul Street
Kamloops
Mary Gardham