Moe was born July 7, 1947 to George and Ada Humphrey. He passed away April 24, 2017 suffering from lung cancer and heart issues. Moe lived most of his life in the Kamloops area, but Knutsford was always home in his heart. Moe spent a good part of his life as a cowboy, ranch hand and in later years he drove truck hauling hay, fertilizer, hog fuel, fire trol and anything that needed hauling. He always had a story to tell! Moe loved the history of the area and could remember the names of most of the quarters in the Knutsford area and beyond. He also loved old trucks, tractors, cars, history books and westerns. He was very mechanically inclined and could fix most anything and had the tools to prove it.Read More & Leave Condolences »
Barb has lost her fight with cancer, rest in peace baby girl.
Survived by mother Pat Jacobs, brother Duncan Kerr (Shari) Daughters Laura Kerr (Peter) and Megan Kerr, aunts, uncles and cousins.
Predeceased by brother Michael Kerr, grandparents Davoren and Kerr, aunts, uncles, cousins and stepdad Ken Jacobs.Read More & Leave Condolences »
Shirley was born in Canora, Saskatchewan to loving parents Fred and Milly Baumumg.
Shirley graduated from Yorkton Collegiate Institute in 1948, at a young age of 16. She attended teachers college briefly in Regina then moved to Kamsack to work as a telephone operator, where she was introduced to her future husband Chuck by his sister and coworker Doreen. Chuck and Shirley were married on Sept. 26th 1950. Two beautiful children came soon after, son Warren Bradley Brown and Carla Kim Brown. The family moved to Melville and then on to Regina so that Shirley could continue her education to become a teacher. Shirley taught high school in Melville and in Saskatoon transferring to Kelsey Institute to teach adult education in 1968. Shirley taught at Kelsey for many years leaving her Administrative position when they moved to Kamloops in 1978. Shirley continued her career working as a department head at the Cariboo College where she retired in 1987.
After retirement Chuck and Shirley spent winters traveling down to Mexico . They fell in love with Cabos San Lucas where for the next 30 years they spent their winters, returning to Kamloops to their wonderful home and yard for the summers. Shirley was a gracious host, marvelous cook and homemaker. She embraced technology and used this means to keep in daily contact with her many friends and loving family. Shirley was a continual learner and kept up with current issues. She always provided stimulating conversation and relevant view points regarding any topic her Grandchildren, Children and Friends brought up. These chats will be greatly missed by many.Read More & Leave Condolences »
Jerald Hemstock passed away at Ridgeview Lodge in Kamloops, BC on April 16, 2017 at 84 years of age. He is survived by his sister Vida Kirkness and children Joel (Rie) Hemstock, Chris (Tracy Shymko) Hemstock and Melissa (Rob Tonnesen) Hemstock.
Jerald was predeceased by parents Walter and Catherine Hemstock and brothers Jim Hemstock, Jack Hemstock and Joe Hemstock. Jerald was recently widowed, losing Irma Hemstock in December of 2016. He was also predeceased by daughter Megan Hemstock in 1981.
He was appointed as a Royal Canadian Naval Cadet in 1952 and was awarded his wings in 1955. This led to a memorable career as a bush pilot servicing remote oil wells in Alberta and Saskatchewan.Read More & Leave Condolences »
Sharron Olsen of Kamloops, BC passed away on April 17, 2017 at 65 years of age.
Sharron is survived by her loving husband Ray Olsen, children Grant (Tiffany) Olsen and Lori (Shauna Campsall) Olsen, brothers Bill Larrett, Dave Larrett and sister Linda Larrett, relatives Jeff Scott, Marc Scott, Stacy Mercier, Jody Larrett and Janice Rettie.
She was predeceased by her parents Stan and Robina Larrett.Read More & Leave Condolences »