Memorial for Wyatt Bauereiss pays tribute to a Saskatchewan farmer
Wyatt Bauereiss born February 18 1998 in Yorkton Saskatchewan died May 26 2021 at 23 while doing what he loved farming. He left a legacy as a neighbor brother and friend to many in Shellmouth Dauphin and MacNutt with CHAUCHFEST and Shack Ultimated memories.
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Wyatt Reid Bauereiss
Chauchy
Yorkton
Brett
Jennifer Bauereiss
Seth
Cali
Wyatt
Roblin
MacNutt
Direct
MacNutt Kings
Brew Jays
Mitchell
Shellmouth-Boulton
Chaudh
Wyatt Bauereiss
Dropmore
Jennifer
Kathryn
Kash
Tripp
Layla & Decker
Devin
Legion Walk-A-Thon Raises Funds for Roblin Community
Eight started eight finished a 10 mile walk during the Royal Canadian Legion Roblin Branch 24 event on May 7. Participants hiked 16 kilometers Currey Park to Cromarty Hall and back. Donations came from businesses and individuals including Parkway Co-op water. Funds support local community initiatives.
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Lyle Dixon
Royal Canadian Legion-Roblin
Roblin
Royal Canadian Legion
Currey Park
Cromarty Hall
Parkway Co-op
Legion Walk-A-Thon Ends With Manitoba Flag Gift
Legion hosted a Walk A Thon from Currey Park to Cromarty Hall and back. Cromarty Community received a Manitoba flag and a picture of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip as thanks for the use of the hall and grounds.
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Roblin
Royal Canadian Legion
Currey Park
Cromarty Hall
Cromarty
Manitoba
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Roblin Catholic Cemetery Seeks Donations for Maintenance
The Roblin Catholic Cemetery requests donations from families with loved ones buried there to cover upkeep costs. A tax receipt can be mailed on request, and donations should be sent to Box 1449 Roblin MB R0L 1PO.
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Roblin Catholic Cemetery
Roblin MB
He Has Walked Nazareth to the Grave and Back
A Roblin EMC message quotes 1 Peter 1 3 16 from Max Lucado The Numbers of Hope praising the resurrection as living hope. It invites contact and notes services at 10 30 a m Sundays online and in person guiding readers to faith through Jesus path from Nazareth to Jerusalem to the empty tomb.
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Jesus Christ
Thomas Nelson
MaxLucado
Roblin Evangelical Mission Church
EMC
Roblinemc
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