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| Adamowski Lorraine |
| Date of birth: September 16, 1941 |
| Died: August 21, 2009 |
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| Funeral: August 27, 2009, 2:00 pm, Mountainview Christian Assembly, Dauphin MB |
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With her family by her side Lorraine passed away at the Dauphin General Hospital after a courageous battle with cancer at the age of 67.
She was predeceased by her parents, and sister Denise Jones.
She will be sadly missed and lovingly remembered by her husband, Mike, and her children: Kathy (Larry), Harry (Diane), Theresa (Scott), Michael (Jennifer), Joey; and her grandchildren Jeffrey, Jenna, Jessica, Danny, Amber, Shanna, Michelle, Kelsey, Cassandra, Zoey and Eric; and also her great grandchildren Cassandra, Zachary, Ayden, Ainsley. She also leaves to mourn her passing her brothers and sisters Roger, Gilbert, Laurent, and Fernand and numerous nieces and nephews.
Lorraine was born in Ste. Rose du Lac, MB to Henri and Augusta Beasse on September 16, 1941. She met and married the love of her life Mike of 50 years. As a married couple they began their journey on the family farm in Rosa, MB. There they farmed and started a family. Shortly thereafter they moved to Dauphin, MB in 1960 where Lorraine worked at various jobs until she successfully completed her L.P.N. course in 1977. In the career of her choice Lorraine practised nursing from 1977 until 1992 when she was forced to retire as a result of an injury.
While raising their family Mike and Lorraine, also opened their hearts and home to many. In addition to caring for numerous foster children Mike and Lorraine also shared their hospitality with family and friends. On very short notice, Lorraine was always prepared to welcome visitors with open arms.
Lorraine’s passions were many. Spending time with her grand and great grandchildren were at the top of her list. She loved cooking, gardening, yard care, berry and mushroom picking and enjoyed nature. True to her spirit was her strong faith and fellowship with the church.
The family would like to extend their heartfelt appreciation to Dr. Stecker and the nursing staff at the Dauphin General Hospital.
A memorial service celebrating Lorraine’s life was held on Thursday, August 27th, at 2:00 pm at Mountainview Christian Assembly. Interment was held at Riverside Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Palliative Care Unit at the Dauphin General Hospital, 625 3rd Street S.W., Dauphin, MB R7N 1R7
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Our sincere sympathy on the loss of your wife, mother & sister Lorraine.
Bob & Linda Gilroy |
You are in my thoughts and prayers at the difficult time.
Michelle Kaminski |
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| Amman Harry |
| Date of birth: October 20, 1952 |
| Died: December 10, 2009 |
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| Funeral: December 16, 2009, 1:00 PM, Grace Baptist Church, Ochre River MB |
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Early in the morning of December 10, 2009, our beloved mother and brother passed away. Etta Amman and Harry Amman were predeceased by their husband and father, Frederick Amman in July of 2001. They were also predeceased by Etta’s parents, Harm and Hemkea Schroeder, and Frederick’s parents, Heinrich and Friedricke Amman. They were also predeceased by Etta’s brothers Chris, Bruno, and Herman Schroeder, sister Margaret Wirch, brother-in-law Ed Wirch, and sisters-in-law Frieda Schroeder and Greta Schnittjer.
They are survived by sons and brothers Henry, wife Cynthia, and Fred, along with Etta’s sisters Herta & husband Alec, Geertsema, Erma & husband Leonard, DeVries, sisters-in-law Lena Amman and Marjorie Schroeder, and many dear nieces and nephews.
Etta Schroeder was born December 8, 1924 in Ditzumerverlaat, Ostfriesland, Germany. She was the fourth of seven children born to Harm and Hemkea Schroeder. In 1928 the family immigrated to Canada where they located in the Ochre River area. They lived at several sites but finally settled at the homestead a mile north of the current Grace Baptist Church. She attended the Turtle River School and she and her family fellowshipped at the Grace Baptist Church. Following her schooling, Mom worked outside of her home babysitting and housekeeping, both locally and in Winnipeg.
On April 29, 1949, she married Frederick Amman in the Grace Baptist Church. They moved to the farm situated east of Ste. Rose du Lac where Mom continued to reside. Here they raised their family of three boys, Henry, Harry, and Fred. Mom enjoyed her role of caring for her family. Even when she was unable to do much any more physically for us, she continued to pray for us. She especially loved it when people would come over and she could feed them. There were always leftovers even when she had unexpected guests. You never came away from her table unsatisfied. After Dad retired, since there was only the two of them to cook for, he did manage to take her out for meals on occasion or at least for coffee. Later on, when she was alone, family and friends were always calling on her and insisting on taking her to town to do her shopping and that, naturally, ended up with a cup of coffee at one of the local restaurants. Once Harry returned home, they went out for meals much more often, as many of you can attest to. For a person who earlier in life did not care to go out much, later on she enjoyed planning these outings, especially if it involved celebrating the birthday of one of her dear friends. Thank you to all of you who took the time to encourage her to go out.
Harry Bruno Amman was born September 20, 1952 in Ste. Rose du Lac. He grew up on the family farm and went to school in Ste. Rose du Lac. Following his schooling, he worked as an orderly, first at the St. Paul’s Home in Dauphin and then at the hospital in Ste. Rose. While working in the hospital, he became a volunteer with the Ste. Rose Ambulance and later on was the coordinator of this service. After working for many years in Ste. Rose, he decided to change careers. He had become interested in doing video work and had started a small business with a friend doing that kind of work. I am sure that is what led him to take the Broadcast Arts course at Assiniboine Community College in Brandon. He spent two years there doing the theoretical part of the course and then went to Regina to do the practicum portion. That was the beginning of Harry’s life in Saskatchewan. For the first few years, Harry worked at several jobs ranging from security work to sales, until he took a job with Vision Security. He forged many wonderful and lasting friendships in Regina and we are so thankful that he had those dear friends.
Harry loved people – he was interested and caring of those he knew, he enjoyed company. You had to look carefully at the clock if you were planning to contact him because if it was near meal-time, chances were that he was out with someone for a meal. If you ever were in Regina and needed to know of a good place to eat, Harry was the one to call, never mind checking your I-phone. The same held true for the churches in Regina – he knew the location of all of them I’m sure, but that is not to say that his deep faith in Christ ever wavered – it never did. His church was important to him and needed to be one where the Gospel was not only preached, but lived. One other very important aspect to his life in Regina was his involvement in the German Choir. Again, he got to interact with people not only from the city but other German choirs from Manitoba through Alberta when they had their Saengerfest.
The funeral was held on Wednesday, December 16, 2009 at 2:00 PM from the Ochre River Grace Baptist Church with Pastor Allen Unger and Pastor Keith Friesen officiating. Ken Schroeder, Eldon Schroeder, Larry DeVries, Keith DeVries, David Geertsema, Garth Mackie, Edmund Amman, John Schroeder, John Oltrop, Wayne Worrall, Guy Tardiff, and Gerald DeVries were the pallbearers with Dominic Picard as the honorary pallbearer.
Family and friends were so very important to both Mom and Harry. Thank you all for your roles in their lives and for your support, and thank you to you, our family, friends, and community for your support of us in our time of need.
Donations may be made for a thermal imaging camera that is able to “see” through smoke for the Ste. Rose Fire Department, Box 173, Ste. Rose du Lac, MB, R0L 1S0.
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I will miss Harry very much. He was a great friend and a wonderful person. I enjoyed the time I was blessed to have him as my friend.
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| My thoughts and prayers are with the family for my best friend Harry and Etta. I am happy to have been blessed with his friendship and will miss him so very much. He will be remembered always by myself and my family. RIP Harry Amman |
My deepest sympathies. Harry is fondly remembered for his friendliness and caring.
Laurie Walton,
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| Amman Etta |
| Date of birth: December 8, 1924 |
| Died: December 10, 2009 |
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| Funeral: December 16, 2009, 1:00 PM, Grace Baptist Church, Ochre River MB |
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Early in the morning of December 10, 2009, our beloved mother and brother passed away. Etta Amman and Harry Amman were predeceased by their husband and father, Frederick Amman in July of 2001. They were also predeceased by Etta’s parents, Harm and Hemkea Schroeder, and Frederick’s parents, Heinrich and Friedricke Amman. They were also predeceased by Etta’s brothers Chris, Bruno, and Herman Schroeder, sister Margaret Wirch, brother-in-law Ed Wirch, and sisters-in-law Frieda Schroeder and Greta Schnittjer.
They are survived by sons and brothers Henry, wife Cynthia, and Fred, along with Etta’s sisters Herta & husband Alec, Geertsema, Erma & husband Leonard, DeVries, sisters-in-law Lena Amman and Marjorie Schroeder, and many dear nieces and nephews.
Etta Schroeder was born December 8, 1924 in Ditzumerverlaat, Ostfriesland, Germany. She was the fourth of seven children born to Harm and Hemkea Schroeder. In 1928 the family immigrated to Canada where they located in the Ochre River area. They lived at several sites but finally settled at the homestead a mile north of the current Grace Baptist Church. She attended the Turtle River School and she and her family fellowshipped at the Grace Baptist Church. Following her schooling, Mom worked outside of her home babysitting and housekeeping, both locally and in Winnipeg.
On April 29, 1949, she married Frederick Amman in the Grace Baptist Church. They moved to the farm situated east of Ste. Rose du Lac where Mom continued to reside. Here they raised their family of three boys, Henry, Harry, and Fred. Mom enjoyed her role of caring for her family. Even when she was unable to do much any more physically for us, she continued to pray for us. She especially loved it when people would come over and she could feed them. There were always leftovers even when she had unexpected guests. You never came away from her table unsatisfied. After Dad retired, since there was only the two of them to cook for, he did manage to take her out for meals on occasion or at least for coffee. Later on, when she was alone, family and friends were always calling on her and insisting on taking her to town to do her shopping and that, naturally, ended up with a cup of coffee at one of the local restaurants. Once Harry returned home, they went out for meals much more often, as many of you can attest to. For a person who earlier in life did not care to go out much, later on she enjoyed planning these outings, especially if it involved celebrating the birthday of one of her dear friends. Thank you to all of you who took the time to encourage her to go out.
Harry Bruno Amman was born September 20, 1952 in Ste. Rose du Lac. He grew up on the family farm and went to school in Ste. Rose du Lac. Following his schooling, he worked as an orderly, first at the St. Paul’s Home in Dauphin and then at the hospital in Ste. Rose. While working in the hospital, he became a volunteer with the Ste. Rose Ambulance and later on was the coordinator of this service. After working for many years in Ste. Rose, he decided to change careers. He had become interested in doing video work and had started a small business with a friend doing that kind of work. I am sure that is what led him to take the Broadcast Arts course at Assiniboine Community College in Brandon. He spent two years there doing the theoretical part of the course and then went to Regina to do the practicum portion. That was the beginning of Harry’s life in Saskatchewan. For the first few years, Harry worked at several jobs ranging from security work to sales, until he took a job with Vision Security. He forged many wonderful and lasting friendships in Regina and we are so thankful that he had those dear friends.
Harry loved people – he was interested and caring of those he knew, he enjoyed company. You had to look carefully at the clock if you were planning to contact him because if it was near meal-time, chances were that he was out with someone for a meal. If you ever were in Regina and needed to know of a good place to eat, Harry was the one to call, never mind checking your I-phone. The same held true for the churches in Regina – he knew the location of all of them I’m sure, but that is not to say that his deep faith in Christ ever wavered – it never did. His church was important to him and needed to be one where the Gospel was not only preached, but lived. One other very important aspect to his life in Regina was his involvement in the German Choir. Again, he got to interact with people not only from the city but other German choirs from Manitoba through Alberta when they had their Saengerfest.
The funeral was held on Wednesday, December 16, 2009 at 2:00 PM from the Ochre River Grace Baptist Church with Pastor Allen Unger and Pastor Keith Friesen officiating. Ken Schroeder, Eldon Schroeder, Larry DeVries, Keith DeVries, David Geertsema, Garth Mackie, Edmund Amman, John Schroeder, John Oltrop, Wayne Worrall, Guy Tardiff, and Gerald DeVries were the pallbearers with Dominic Picard as the honorary pallbearer.
Family and friends were so very important to both Mom and Harry. Thank you all for your roles in their lives and for your support, and thank you to you, our family, friends, and community for your support of us in our time of need.
Donations may be made for a thermal imaging camera that is able to “see” through smoke for the Ste. Rose Fire Department, Box 173, Ste. Rose du Lac, MB, R0L 1S0.
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We sure miss Etta and Harry Amman at church.
They sat in the bench in front of us and we always exchanged a cheery hello. We again would like to extend sincerest regards and deepest sympathy to Henry Cynthia and Fred and other close members of the family.Violet and Gordon. |
| Our sincere sympathy to the DeVries families on the loss of their aunt/sister and cousin/nephew. We are neighbours to Carolyn and Rejean Picard and learned of this first from them. May God grant comfort and peace to all; and many happy memories of times spent together. Bill and Isabel Acheson |
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| Antosko Annie |
| Date of birth: August 20, 1923 |
| Died: June 5, 2010 |
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| Prayers: June 10, 2010,6:30 p.m. ,Ukrainian Catholic Church of the Resurrection, Dauphin MB |
| Funeral: June 11, 2010, 11:00 a.m., Ukrainian Catholic Church of the Resurrection, Dauphin MB |
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Annie Antosko (nee Kindzerski) was born at Horyn, MB on August 20, 1923 to Steve and Nellie Kindzerski (nee Hushka).
She received her education at Horyn until 1935, and Blue Bell at East Bay, MB schools. Upon completion of school, she helped her parents on the farm until she met and later married her husband Andrew Antosko on July 12, 1942 in Toutes Aides, MB. Together they farmed for six months; then Andrew was called to the army. Annie was farming in Rorketon district as well as raising foster children until Andrew was discharged from the army. Annie spent 3 months in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia while Andrew was in the service. They farmed together until 1971, retired and moved to the town of Dauphin, MB.
Annie was an active member of Sts. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church in Rorketon and later to Ukrainian Catholic Church of the Resurrection in Dauphin, MB, where she was an active member.
She enjoyed sports such as baseball, curling, and also enjoyed playing cards, bingo, and having coffee with the friends. Annie enjoyed cooking, baking, crocheting, knitting, and spent many hours in her garden and camping.
Her pride and joy were her son Steve, and her foster children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren.
Surviving is grandchildren, great grandchildren, foster children, numerous nieces, nephews, as well as extended family members.
She was predeceased by her parents, Nellie and Steve Kindzerski; two brothers Roman and John, and one sister Pearl; one son Steve, and husband Andrew.
Prayers were held on Thursday June 10, 2010 at 6:30 p.m. from the Ukrainian Catholic Church of the Resurrection in Dauphin, MB with a rosary led by the Ukrainian Catholic Women’s League at 6:00 p.m. Funeral Services were held on Friday, June 11, 2010 at 11:00 a.m. from the Ukrainian Catholic Church of the Resurrection in Dauphin with the Rev. Fr. Oleg Bodnarski officiating and Marvin Procyshyn serving as cantor, Kerri Kawchuk served as Crossbearer. Interment followed in the Riverside Cemetery in Dauphin, MB. Pallbearers were Mark Kawchuk, Bernie Smith, Peter Solomon, Peter Bzowy, Anthony Chiupka and Alan Gowen.
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| Archambault Gaston |
| Date of birth: November 20, 1921 |
| Died: February 24, 2010 |
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| Prayers: February 27, 2010,1:30 pm ,Ste. Rose de Lima Roman Catholic Church, Ste. Rose du Lac MB |
| Funeral: February 27, 2010, 2:00 pm, Ste. Rose de Lima Roman Catholic Church, Ste. Rose du Lac MB |
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It is with sadness that the family announces the passing of Gaston Albert Archambault on Wednesday, February 24, 2010 at the Ste. Rose General Hospital at the age of 88 years.
Prayers were offered on Saturday, February 27, 2010 at 1:30 p.m from the Ste. Rose de Lima Roman Catholic Church, Ste. Rose du Lac, MB, followed by the funeral service at 2:00 p.m with Fr. Vincent de Paul Tchaoule officiating. Evelyn Taylor served as organist, accompanying Adele Murray as soloist. The eulogy was delivered by Natalie Archambault. The Urnbearer was Eric Archambault. Honorary Urnbearers were grandchildren Wade, Nicole, Ryan, Natalie, Karly, Randy, Taylor, Jordan, Eric and Matthew.
Should friends so desire, memorial donations may be made in memory of Gaston to the Parkinson’s Foundation of Canada or to Palliative Care at the Ste. Rose General Hospital c/o the Prevost Foundation.
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| Deepest sympathy..from Helen Sweetman |
Kay & Family,
May your heart be filled with warm thoughts and treasured moments of your dearly departed Husband and Father.
Bill & Jean Rosenkranz |
To the Archambault Family:
From our family to yours: we wish to send our deepest sympathy and let you know that you are in our hearts and prayers at this difficult time. Take it step by step, one day at a time: hoping your memories will find you confort!
Sincere Sympathy:
Holly, Dale, Kyler, Kayla & Kacie Sweetman |
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