Richard Donald Miles, 62 of Mayerthorpe, AB, passed away
suddenly at home on June 28, 2023.

Rick was born on April 3, 1961 to Eileen and David Miles in Toronto, ON. After Rick graduated from Grande Cache High in 1977, he went on to study to become a Millwright at NAIT.

Rick’s first job started out helping with the family business “Dave’s Pizza”. He worked many different jobs in many different places over his lifetime. It helped him become a master of all trades.

In 1982, Rick met the love of his life Veronica Murray in Grande Cache. Rick and Veronica went on to have 2 beautiful children, Michele (Robert Knowles) and David.

Rick was known to many by his sense of humour, always with a quick wit and funny
commentary. He enjoyed golfing in his free time and playing and training with his dog, Bandit. Rick’s love of family ran deep. He was incredibly proud of his children and loved nothing more than watching his grandchildren grow and thrive.

Rick is survived by both his parents; his siblings Debbie (Randy), Brian (Nancy) and Michael (Andrea); and many aunts, uncles and nieces and nephews.

Services will be held in Mayerthorpe on July 25 at time to be determined. In lieu of
flowers, the family requests donations be made to any of your favourite causes.

Pat died peacefully on June 14, 2023. Her passing is remembered with great sadness by her friends and family while her life is recalled with happiness and smiles at the exuberance and cheerfulness that she brought to her relationships.

The many children Pat taught will remember her as a loving,
encouraging teacher.

Her love of music was obvious to all by the many choirs in which she was a gleeful member.

Pat wished to thank everyone who knew her for the heartfelt joy that each one of you brought to her life, and that her family and friends remember the good times, the shared laughter, fun and memories.

In memory of Pat’s love of reading, a donation could be made to the Edmonton Public Library or to another charity of your choice.

“Friendship isn’t a big thing; it’s a million little things.”

Cremation has taken place; as per Pat’s wishes, no service will be held.

Tracey Louise Kelly of Edmonton Alberta, passed away
unexpectedly on June 12, 2023.

Tracey was born on September 24th, 1969 in Trail, BC, to Marion and Gordon Hill, the younger sister to Carol Hill. Her family moved around BC but settled in Cranbrook where she grew up with her loving family.

From her first marriage came her beloved sons, Shawn and Terry.

After moving to Alberta she found her husband Kevin Kostiniuk whom she loved and was loved by for the remaining 16 years of her life.

Her kindness, generosity and love of family and life, lifted everyone who knew her.

She retired from a fulfilling career at Winnifred Stewart Association in 2020 after a stroke the previous year, had left her unable to continue work. However, her sense of purpose kept her active quilting, painting, sewing and being a guide, caregiver and sitter to her grandson, grand nephews and niece.

Left to mourn are her parents, Marion and Gordon; Sister Carol; Sons Shawn and Terry; Husband Kevin; Uncles Gord and Jim (Edwina); her Nieces Courtney Kristin (Jean-guy) and Katie Mae (Josh); her nephews Kyle and Caleb; Grandson Walker; grand-niece Alaya; and grand-nephews Zachary, Lathan and Caleb, as well as numerous other relatives. She will also be missed by numerous coworkers and close friends that she had known.

In lieu of floral tributes, a donation to either the Winnifred Stewart Association or the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be welcome.

Grace Harrison Schneider was born in Greenock, Scotland on May 30th, 1941 and moved to Canada in 1959. She was married in 1961, and raised her four children in Edmonton, Alberta.

Grace passed away at the age of 82 years old on June 21st, 2023. She was predeceased by her loving husband, Gerd. Grace is
survived by her four children, Diane, David, Darleen (Joseph) and Jean (Allen) as well as her four grandchildren, Randy, Christopher, Emma, and Tony, her four younger siblings, Bridie, Helen, Jean and David, and her dearest friend, Bernice. She will be dearly missed by all.

Please join us on Friday, June 30th, 2023 for a mass at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church (9850 148 Street) at 8:30am where prayers and blessings will be said for Grace.

The interment will be held at 10:00 at the Holy Cross Cemetery (14611 Mark Messier Trail) followed by a luncheon and fellowship at the St. Albert Inn (#156 St. Albert Trail).

January 13, 1938 – June 14, 2023

Ken will be sadly missed by his wife and life partner of 63 years, Elaine , daughter Christine, sons Kenneth (Janice) & Robert (Dana)

Grandchildren Ryan, Ashlee, Brandon, Tyrell, Janelle, Kaelyn & Jordan

Great Grandchildren Niko, Koen, Kameron, Kenley, Koah, West & Roan

Sister Joyce (Len) of Kirkland Lake, Ontario, sisters-in-law Margo and Leslie of Ontario

Predeceased by his parents Albert & Maggie, brothers Raymond and John

At Kenneth’s request he will be cremated and there will be no service held.

Donations would be appreciated to the Albert Heart & Stroke Foundation.

With profound sadness the family of Lyndon D. Fleming
announces his passing on June 8, 2023 at the age of 58.

Lyndon was born and raised in Toronto, Ontario where he began his career in roofing with his uncle Frank Trombley. Lyndon went on to become a Red Seal Sheet Metal Journeyman. He was a proud, hard-working, well-respected member of the SMWU Local 8 in Edmonton and Local 30 in Toronto. Lyndon was also an avid learner who excelled in every additional trade ticket he acquired at George Brown College (Toronto) and N.I.A.T. (Edmonton). He most recently graduated from the HVAC Specialist program at N.I.A.T. with Distinction.

Although Lyndon’s heart often pulled him back to Ontario, he had found his home in Edmonton, Alberta. He hoped to retire in Northern Ontario, closer to his family, but his life with us was cut short before he could enjoy a well earned and well deserved retirement.

Lyndon was a member of many fellowships in Edmonton, Calgary and Toronto where he was committed to help, support and mentor anyone in need with understanding,
compassion and gratitude for all that he had received.

Lyndon’s strong faith and Christian values guided and sustained him throughout his life and provided great strength, courage and grace when faced with cancer, a battle he fought valiantly, but one he could not win.

Lyndon was predeceased by his father, Arthur Balfe Fleming and survived by his mother, Mary Elizabeth Fleming (nee Trombley), brother George Fleming, sister Carolyn Rutetzki, sister Susanne Fleming, many cousins and many friends. Lyndon is remembered for his calm, quiet nature and as someone who always made time to listen when someone needed to share.

Visitation will be held at the Mangan Funeral Home Beaverton on Saturday June 17th from 11a.m until time of funeral service in the chapel at 1p.m. Interment St. Joseph’s Cemetery Beaverton to follow.

In lieu of flowers, please consider performing a simple act of kindness in Lyndon’s honour, as Lyndon was a strong believer in paying it forward.

Valery Lane passed away quietly on May 28, 2023 at The Grey Nuns Hospital in Edmonton at the age of 86.

Val was born in Fairview, Alberta to Lillian and John Craig, and raised mostly in northern Alberta. She loved country music,
western movies and books, visiting with family and friends and a good joke. She also loved animals dearly and had many special pets through the years.

Val is survived by her loving husband Sherman Lane. She also leaves to mourn her loss three daughters – Madeline (Andy), Debi (Dan) and Sherry; five sons – Ken (Michelle), Alan, Dean (Bev), Gordon (Wendy) and Faron (Collette), 22 grandchildren, many great grandchildren, one sister Madeline Kornak and many nephews, nieces, extended family and friends.

Val was pre-deceased by her parents, John and Lillian Craig; one brother, Ken and three sisters, Gloria, Mavis and Shirley; parents in law Charlie and Dorothy Lane; sister in law, Lois Fisher and grand daughter Amanda. There will be a service for Val at a later date.

Edwin James Ward, July 28, 1936 to June 7, 2023

Edwin died peacefully on June 7, 2023. He is survived by his
loving wife of 65 years, Eileen Ward; his loyal and loving cat Jasper; his children, Shaun Ward (Lisa Kozak), Brendon Ward
(Jo-Anne), Darron Ward (Louise Langevin), and Janine Ward; his former daughter in law Irene Ward (Andre Dupre); his sisters in law, Ruth Ward and Joan Ward; his grandchildren; his great grandchildren; his nieces and nephews; his extended family, friends, colleagues, NAIT students, Funakoshi Karate students, and neighbours here in Canada, in South Africa and around the world.

He is predeceased by his parents Mary and William Ward, sister Kathleen Crerar,
brother in law Hugh Crerar, brother Ken Ward, brother Bill Ward, and his beautiful granddaughter Miranda Ward.

In lieu of flowers please donate to the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation or your favourite animal charity.

According to his wishes no Funeral will be held. We will have a celebration of his life later this summer.

With immense sorrow and heavy hearts, we convey the painful news of the passing of our beloved Al Neil—cherished Father, Grandfather, Husband, Uncle, Son, Brother, and Friend.

Al departed from this world on November 22, 2022, following a stroke. He leaves behind a legacy of love and is survived by his
devoted wife of 42 years, Carol, their children Jen (Jeremy) and Chris (Nicole), and his beloved grandchildren—Sydnee, Griffin, Luke, and Noah. Al’s loving mother, Esther, and his brothers Joe (Ginette), Dan (Trish), and Gary (Beryl), along with sister-in-laws Betty and Theresa (Doug) and numerous nieces and nephews, mourn his loss. He joins his late father, Carmen, mother-in-law Lena, and brother Bob in eternal rest.

Al was a man who effortlessly won the affection of all those who knew him. His warm presence, engaging conversations, and infectious laughter endeared him to everyone he encountered. In 1974, Al relocated to Alberta, where fate introduced him to Carol in 1975. Their union in June 1980 marked the beginning of a remarkable journey, as they built a life together in Sherwood Park, raising their family and forging cherished memories.

A passionate fisherman, Al’s love for fishing was a defining aspect of his life. His sheer dedication to spending a day on the water knew no bounds. Following retirement, Al found joy working at Cabelas, where his role in the fishing department never felt like work. Countless summers were devoted to camping and fishing, and he derived great pleasure from playing cribbage, always making time for a game or two. Al held a special place in his heart for dogs, and only a week after his passing, his loyal companion, Ruby, joined him in the beyond. As a family, we find solace in the belief that they are now reunited.

Above all, Al held family in the highest regard, extending unwavering support and
selflessness to those he loved. Expressing his affection through actions rather than words, he was ever-present for his family—offering rides, attending sporting events and dance shows, sharing family dinners, and spending quality time with his adored
grandchildren, often engaging in lively tickle fights that brought smiles and laughter to all. Furthermore, Al shared a remarkable connection with Santa Claus in the North Pole, eagerly assisting him during the holiday season. His dedication to this cause was evident in the extensive preparations he made throughout the year.

Al’s absence leaves an indelible void in the hearts of all who cherished him. The family
extends their heartfelt gratitude to the compassionate staff at the U of A Neuro ICU who cared for Al during his final moments. A celebration of Al’s life will take place on Sunday, June 25th, 2023, at the Ardrossan Senior Centre (21 Queen Street Ardrossan, AB) from 1-4 in the afternoon. A brief program will commence shortly after one, followed by an
invitation for all to stay and partake in Al’s favorite card game, Cribbage. In lieu of
flowers, the family kindly requests donations to be made to Santa’s Anonymous.

Remembering Al, a true people person who found joy in life’s simple pleasures, we
encourage you to honor his memory by gathering together. Play a few rounds of cards, savor a refreshing beer with clam, indulge in some mouthwatering BBQ ribs, relish a
generous bowl of ice cream, and venture out onto the water to reel in a catch. In these moments, as you miss him the most, may Al’s spirit reside within you, bringing solace and preserving the everlasting bond you shared.

James Edward (Ted) Lewis died at age 82 on September 12, 2022 at the Pilgrims Hospice in Edmonton Alberta.

Ted was born in Montreal on July 12, 1940 and lived there until leaving to attend Acadia University in Nova Scotia. During a
hiatus from University, Ted worked for Sun Life Assurance Company in Montreal until returning to Acadia and graduating with a BSC in 1964.

Ted then went on to graduate studies at Dalhousie University in Halifax. He received his Masters degree in 1967 and a PhD in Mathematics in 1970.

It was in Halifax that he met and married his wife Vivian. He has two daughters Robin (Dennis) and Megan. His two grandsons Eric and Ian were the apples of his eye and brought him great joy.

Following a post doctoral fellowship at the University of British Columbia (1970-1972), Ted joined the staff at the University of Alberta as a sessional employee, eventually
becoming a full time tenured staff member. He retired in 2005 as an Associate Professor and was awarded the title of Professor Emeritus.

Ted’s area of research was Functional Analysis and Geometry and while he continued to publish papers, his interest gradually shifted to how math could be taught properly to young students. He had a knack for making math interesting and for convincing students that it was something that could be enjoyed rather than dreaded. He was passionate about showing Education students the fundamentals of how to teach math effectively to children, and was instrumental in the introduction of Math Fairs for elementary school students.

After his retirement in 2005 he remained wholeheartedly involved in the SNAP Math Fair program and the annual SNAP Math Fair Workshop at the Banff BIRS Centre. Because of his passion and dedication the workshop was named the Ted Lewis Snap Math Fair in his honour in 2007.

Ted’s retirement also accorded him the freedom to travel. He enjoyed many trips to Europe, and trips to China, the Caribbean and Mexico with his wife, family, and friends.

Ted was a competent amateur artist, magician and banjo player. He had been interested in magic from a very young age and amused his and other children with it for years. He built his first banjo when he was a teenager and used it until he could buy himself a long necked Pete Seeger model Vega which he played for the rest of his life. He managed to
incorporate these interests into his presentations to great effect.

Ted’s ashes will be scattered on 23 June, 2023 at Mount Pleasant Cemetery in the
presence of his family. A celebration of his life with be held on 24 June, 2023 from
2 pm – 4 pm at his home for anyone wanting to attend.

For those that wish to do so Ted can be honoured by doing a fun math puzzle with the children in your life, or by a donation to The Roozen Family Pilgrims Hospice in Edmonton.