Shirley Kamala 1937 2018 Obituary from Rivers Manitoba
Shirley Kamala died January 29 2018 in St Boniface Hospital Winnipeg after a brief illness. She was born August 7 1937 in Pettapiece home and grew up in Rivers Manitoba where she lived most of her life. She married Nick Amula on December 29 1973 and they shared 42 years together. Shirley volunteered with Rivers United Church Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary Branch 75 and served as Ladies Auxiliary District 2 Commander. Predeceased by her husband parents and siblings she is survived by three sons and many grandchildren great grandchildren and extended family. Donations may be made to Rivers Train Station Restoration Project or Rivers & Area Community Foundation.
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James
Evelyn Stratford
Rivers
Nickamula
Rivers United Church
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Ev Stratford
Nick
Gwen
Larry
Morley
Sherry
Marie
Bill
Jeanne
Bob
Pam
Don
Jamie
Dan
Roxanne
Sean
Michelle
Tom
Petra
Declan
Archer
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Jerry
Barb
Ian
Sherrie
Dave
Heather
Sandy
Ashley
Bryce
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Crystal
Taryn
Camryn
Virden
Rivers & Area Community Foundation
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John
Mary Moore
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JoAnn
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Frank Taylor
Agnes Elliott
Grace Lawler
Etta Greasley
Larnold Brandon
John Moore
James Taylor
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Hanna
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Glenna Beauchamp
Irene Onuch
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Manitoba cuts admin funding for MCSC in 2018 19 year
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Lynda Baily 73 dies after cancer battle and community life
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