Ardene (Glady’s) Cherneski

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Glady’s Ardene Cherneski, passed away peacefully on July 20, 2020 in Edmonton, Alberta at the beautiful age of 79.
Born on March 28, 1941 in Onion Lake, Saskatchewan to Parents Elton and Iola Webb. She was the middle child of seven other siblings.
Ardene is preceded in death by her Parents, Elton and Iola. Sister’s, Irma Grouette (Terry), Luana Washburn (David), Barbara Maxwell (Gordon) and Brother Rodney Webb (Jeanne).
She is survived by her loving husband of almost 55 years, Walter Cherneski (sadly he passed just two weeks after his wife), Daughters Lana Sikora (Darrel), Karen Rowland (Aaron), Grandson’s Spencer Sikora, Jake Rowland and MacKenzie Richards, brother’s Lyle Webb (Dorothy), Curt Webb (Sherry) and Sister Ada Thompson (Lailo). She has many wonderful nephews, nieces, cousins and friends, too many to list. The family reunion that was held yearly is where she loved chatting with each of them. She was a favorite to many and was famous for her bear hugs.
Ardene loved the Lord and knew she would go to a better place and was at peace with whenever it was her time to be with him. We are at peace because she is at peace. She will be missed terribly by everyone and a large void will be felt in the family with her gone. She was an amazing artist, active member of her church, loving wife, mother, grandmother and friend. Ardene’s true compassion for others shone through as she worked as a Registered nurse in Edmonton for all of her career and was her husband’s main caregiver. She loved retirement as it gave her the opportunity to spend more time with family and friends.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to Breast Cancer research or the Cross Cancer Institute of Edmonton.

Memorial service to be held when it is safe for everyone.

Anneli Anna Rauha Thurlin

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Anneli Anna Rauha Thurlin
Anneli Thurlin passed away after a battle with cancer on August 5, 2020, at the age of 77.
Fondly remembered by her loving husband Jaakko, and their 2 sons Eric and Paul. Also grieving are their grandchildren, Matti, Aaron, Jayden, Taylor and Tula. And Anneli’s siblings Taisto in Finland, and Voitto and Tuula in Sweden.
Anneli was a Scandinavian Festival Founder who received an award recently for her 40 years of dedication & service from the the province of Alberta, and a Silver Award from the President of Finland for her contributions for over 50 years of keeping Finnish traditions alive in Canada. Anneli was a long serving member of the Finnish Society of Edmonton, and has embraced new generations of Finnish families to continue the celebration of our culture.
Anneli impacted many lives and was a master of Finnish recipes, an artistic painter, a lover of lake life, and treasured by many. A celebration of Anneli’s life is to be announced.

Brent Hamilton Penner

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It is with deep sorrow we announce the passing of Brent Hamilton Penner on July 21, 2020 at the age of 58.
Brent is survived by his sons, Jefferey and Jason, his loving mother Leanne, brother Ervin(Anneliese) caring sister Corrine(Rick) niece Sommer, nephew Adam(Cynthia) and many loving cousins, Aunts & Uncles. Brent was predeceased by his father Irvin Penner. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Royal Alexandra Hospital. A memorial will be held at a later date.
Anyone who knew Brent well, knew he was a spirited man with sharp mind. Which made it extra fun when his humor kicked in. We will miss you Brent.
As a young father at 18 yrs old, Brent’s dream was realized with a budding new family. Sadly it didnt work out. After divorce, Brent put his efforts into education, first completing Carpentry then Construction Engineering at Nait. Brent was a deep & sensitive soul which he channelled into perfecting his craft, showing much creativity in carpentry,inventions,in building, story telling and cooking. His ability made nothing out of his reach. Brent’s biggest love was family, but was also his biggest struggle in relationships. Deep down he wanted love and acceptance, as he truly valued his friendships. At the end of his life, he was super proud of his sons, and wished them happiness in the fulfillment of their dreams.
Goodbye Cherised Son, Beloved Brother, Proud Father,
Missing Your Smile & Laughter
Here in this Final Chapter
Your Insights & wisdom you Freely did Share,
Because in your Mighty Heart was nothing but Care.

Brent, you are in our Hearts and Minds, For the rest of our Times.
Love and Miss You, Brent Hamilton Penner

Christine Rufina Stroenisch

Christine (Tina) Stroenisch


It is with heavy hearts and much love that the family of Christine (Tina) Stroenisch announces her passing after a long courageous battle with cancer, at her home in Beaumont,Alberta on Sunday July 19,2020 at the age of 59 years old.

Christine (Tina) will be forever and sadly missed by her loving husband Don of 27 years.
Her Children Jason Farewell (Kristina & Family), Tanja Farewell, Tim Legault & Family, Tammy Whitlock & Family. Three Grandchildren Gavin, Lilly & Violet and one great grandchild.
Her Mom Edeltraud Stroenisch, Sister Susanna Stroenisch, Brother Udo Stroenisch.
Cousins, Nieces and Nephews, Extended Family and many many Friends.

Christine (Tina) was an Earth Angel with a Zest and Love for Life. She had a kind, sweet and loving heart, she cared very deeply for her family and friends.
Her Passion for helping people was the highlight of her day whether at work or in her spare time, where she learned Reiki and Energy healing so she could help anyone that needed it.
Her gift, talents and her pure heart will be truly missed.

In Lieu Of Flowers we kindly suggest to make donations in Christine’s (Tina) name to Leduc County Food bank and/or Wellsprings Edmonton (Free Walk-in Facility for cancer patients and their families).

” Was man tief in seinem Herzen besitzt kann man nicht durch den Tod verlieren”.
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe

Todd Spencer Bacon

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Sudden and unexpected passing of Todd Spencer Bacon at the Misericordia hospital CCU, he is predeceased by his father, and leaves behind many friends, mother, step father, brothers, sister, sister in law, brother in law, niece, and nephews, and great nephew and niece. He will be greatly missed, and we will carry him in our hearts and prayers, until we meet again. We Love you Todd.

Elbert William Elkow

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Obituary for Elbert (Ab) William Elkow

Ab “Abby” Elkow, 62, of Fort Saskatchewan passed away on June 29/2020. Left with broken hearts, his best friend and wife, Lori Lupaschuk, children, Christy (Lonnie) Letawsky of Fort Saskatchewan, David (Jena Wright) Elkow of Edmonton and grandchildren, Lacey, Riley and Paige. Ab will be terribly missed by his mother Maria Elkow of Edmonton, Sister Shirley Skoreyko of Lloydminster, Brother Dennis (Helen) Elkow of Edmonton and Sister Judy (Gerry) Wilson of Vermilion. Mother-in-law, Shirley (Tony Lechuk) Lupaschuk of Lamont, brothers and sisters-in-law, Glen (Amanda) Lupaschuk of Andrew, Rod Lupaschuk of Lamont, and Kim (Terry) Wispinski of Morinville. Ab was a “favorite” uncle to numerous nieces and nephews. He will also be missed by numerous extended family members, and by his faithful dog Barley.

Ab was predeceased by his father Nick Elkow and brother-in-law John Skoreyko.

Ab had numerous positive attributes and God-given skills, he will be remembered for his kind and caring personality, strong work ethic, generosity, and his willingness to help those around him. Ab loved spending time with his family and being on the farm. His big beautiful smile and infectious laugh brought joy to all who knew him, and his charming personality made him friends wherever he went. Ab was as tough as nails. He will be lovingly remembered as a tender spouse, caring father, proud Gido, and most of all “our hero”.

Cremation has taken place. There will be no public service as per Ab’s wishes. Donations can be made in Ab’s name to the Alberta Cancer Foundation. Donate online at albertacancerfoundation.ca

Memory Eternal

Paul Wayne Taylor

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Sadly in the early morning of July 13,2020 Paul left us after a long fight of cancer. Paul was a man full of laughter and a great spirit all around. He was a man with a lot of personality and a heart of gold. He is survived by his sister (Melanie Taylor), his sons (Bobby and Tyrone), daughter in-law (Carrie) and grand daughter (Hazel), As well as many nieces and nephews. There is two events to celebrate his life, one event will be on July 16th 2020 at his residence. Secondly, there will be a camping event on August 14-16th, 2020. Contact the family if you are wanting any further information.

Joseph Maurice Dauvin

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It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved Joseph. He passed away suddenly at the age of 76, on July 5, 2020.
He had a long courageous battle with Parkinson’s Disease and he now is able to rest in peace.
Joe was a kind and gentle soul who was a loving husband and amazing Dad to his three children. Joe loved to read and spent countless hours invested in a good book. He was also an dedicated artist who painted throughout his life. The sound of Joe’s laugh will never be forgotten and will be within the hearts of all who shared his life.

Joe will be lovingly remembered by his wife Laverne; daughter Lisa(Gary); son Marc (Amanda); daughter Nicole; and three beautiful grandchildren, Ella, Victor and Oliver.
He will be greatly missed by his siblings, Maurice (Jean) Dauvin, Phil (Carol) Dauvin, Marie (Neil) Tegenkamp, Chuck (Cheryl) Dauvin, Jacqueline (Kelvin) Galambos, Daniel Dauvin, Celine Dauvin, Ernest (Sue) Dauvin, Michael (Michelle) Dauvin, Bernard (Leona) Dauvin, Leonard (Sandra) Dauvin, Roger (Peggy) Dauvin, and many nieces and nephews.
Joe is welcomed into eternal life by his mom Jeanne; father Maurice; brother Raymond; and sister Marguerite.

In keeping with Joe’s wishes, a private ceremony will be held to honour his life on July 10th, 2020.
In lieu of flowers please consider a donation to the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation as Joe found meaning there in his early career as a social worker.

Jean Derejko

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DEREJKO, Janina (Jean) (nee: Petrow)
July 29, 1925 – June 18, 2020

It is with heavy hearts that we announce that on June 18, 2020, our mom and Babcia, Jean Derejko, completed the final chapter in her book of life. Left to cherish her memories are her four sons, Richard (Carol), Jerry (Susanne), Larry, and Jeff (Vivian); seven grandchildren, Josh, Jennifer, Nathan, Elizabeth, Katie-Sue, Sarah, and David; and nine great grandchildren, Levi, Anya, Caleb, Cooper, Everley, Samuel, Madison, Marlowe, and one great grandchild arriving in November. Jean was predeceased (2013) by Leon, her husband of 67 years and her brother, Tony Petrow.

A private funeral will be held on Friday, June 26th. A celebration of life will be held at a later date, when larger gatherings are once again safe and will allow us to share some fond memories of Jean.
In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the Heart and Stroke Foundation.

Kathleen Nadine Scott

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It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Kathleen Nadine Scott on June 29,2020 at the age of 62. Kathy passed away peacefully with the wonderful staff at the Grey Nuns Hospital in Edmonton, Alberta after a courageous battle with cancer. Kathy is predeceased by her parents Wilfred Scott and Nelida McDonald. She is survived by her brother Robert Scott and her children Tammy Brownlee (Paul), Myste Loewen, Lane Griffith (Stephanie) and Leigha Catamisan (Kyle), as well as numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Kathy had requested that no funeral services be held. Cremation was provided by Simply Cremations in Edmonton, Alberta. Kathy will always be remembered as a loving mother and friend and she will be forever missed.