Obituary of Gordon Higgins in Decker District
Gordon Charles Higgins died January 20 1975 in the Decker district after a sudden accident. Funeral services were held January 4 1975 at Decker United Church with Rev Iv an Smith. interment Crandall Cemetery. Survived by five sons Edgar John Shilo William Crandall Melvin and Neil. two grandchildren Michael and Tracy. six brothers and three sisters. Predeceased by son Norman 1945 and a brother killed overseas in 1944.
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Decker United Church
Gordon Charles Higgins
Ivan Smith
Crandall
Bob Brooks
Lou Cochrane
Norman Lints
Rusty Cooke
Harry Quinton
Harold Hunter
Doug Mitchell
George Davis
Russell Sunley
Angus Maynes
Frank Rosenberger
Harold Strachan
Harvey Lints
Gordon Higgins
Tilston
Manitoba
Beverly School
Decker
Sarah Alice Padfield
Edgar
John
Shilo
William
Melvin
Neil
Michael
Tracy
Norman
Victoria
Virden
Edith
Strutt
Sarah Alice Higgins
Crandall Cemetery
Justy Cooke
Don Gnntel
Allan Deutsch
Don Murray
Greg Little
Wade Little
Elgin Knight
Saran Alice
Georgina
Wilson
F Peterborough
Olive
Lewis
Winnipeg
Calgary
Elsie
Wheeler
Edmon
Funeral Service for Wesley James Gregory Held in Deck er United Church
Wesley James Gregory died January 6 1975 at Hamiota Hospital. Funeral held January 8 1975 at Deck er United Church with Rev Ivan Smith and Mr Les Jameson officiating. Interment at Hamiota Cemetery. Born October 22 1894 in Sanford Manitoba, he moved to Decker district, married Elsie Good of Banff Scotland in November 1919, served in WWI with the 190th division the Little Black Devils, wounded veteran. Drove a dray business then hauled gravel for Municipal roads. For about 40 years he drove a school van to Decker School.
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Decker United Church
Wesley James Gregory
Hamiota Hospital
Ivan Smith
Les Jameson
Hamiota Cemet
Wes
Sanford
Manitoba
Decker
Park
Hamiota
Elsie Goodall
Banff
Scotland
Death notices for Sarah Higgins service held in Crandall
Friday January 24 1975 obituary for Sarah Alice Higgins born February 22 1912 near Decker Manitoba and died January 20 1975 from accidental causes. Rev Ivan Smith conducted services with interment at Crandall cemetery. Survived by five sons two grandchildren four sisters and one brother.
Obituary: Mourning the Loss of a Husband and Father
Left to mourn his passing is his wife Elsie two sons Earl of Hamiota and Don of Decker three daughters Mrs Bob Gammack Edith of Brandon Mrs Hubert Hatton Hazel of Decker and Mrs Chris Weber Ruby of Miniota eighteen grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Pallbearers were Angus Maynes Harvey Lints George Peacock Frank Rosenberger Harold Hunter and Rusty Cooke Honorary Pallbearers were Peter Shivas Mag Little Lou Cochrane Norman Lints Bill Gammack and Stan Wale
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Elsie
Earl of Hamiota
Don of Decker
Bob Gammack
Edith
Brandon
Hubert Hatton
Hazel
Decker
Chris Weber
Ruby
Miniota
Angus Maynes
Harvey Lints
George Peacock
Frank Rosenberger
Harold Hunter
Rusty Cooke
Peter Shivas
Mag Little
Lou Cochrane
Norman Lints
Bill Gammack
Stan Wale
Annual Meeting Held at Crandall Church
The Crandall church held its annual meeting on January 13 with 14 attendees. Rev. McNeill led scripture and prayer. Reports praised a successful year with interior painting and pew coverings by volunteers. Nominations listed include W Henderson and L Rudd among trustees and session members. Mary O Conner was organist. Finances to be sent in June and October. Lunch by U C W ladies. Red Cross always there with your help.
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G. White
N. Henderson
S. Doupe
I. Lawrence
W. Cowling
Louise Hyndman
Val Doupe
Alice Rudd
Mary O’conner
Mae Taylor
Scott Doupe
E. E. Shier
U.C.W
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Aleta
Birtle Electric
Jim Dick
Birtle
Give Heart Fund
American Heart Association
RED Cross
Movement For Personal Fitness
R.R.S.P
Aseas
The
Royal Bank
Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation
Harold Friesen
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