Theresa Olive Eaton, age 94, passed away peacefully March 7, 2022 in Kamloops, BC. She was born on July 14, 1927, in Ontario to Harry and Olga Denomey.

Terri was predeceased by the two loves of her life, Cliff Rejhon (1976) and Ray Eaton (2007), her parents Harry and Olga Denomey, her brothers; Harvey, Lucien and Barney Denomey, her sisters; Stella McCarter and Olive Ferguson and her sister-law Rose Denomey.

Terri was blessed with a personality that just drew people to her – she was honest, trustworthy, and extremely witty.  Everyone whose lives she touched
will surely miss her artistic, fun loving, independent spirit.  She was a multi- talented woman:  a gifted artist, quilter, knitter, writer, gardener, card shark and cook.  She had recipes for everything, and all had the
added Auntie Terri twist or tweak. Her love of nature was the inspiration for most of her paintings.

Terri is survived by her brothers; Ferg (Glenda) Denomey of Oliver, BC and Jim Denomey of Kamloops, BC; her step son-law Bob (Joan) Eaton of Penticton, BC and so many nieces and nephews, great nieces and nephews plus great-great nieces and nephews all of whom she loved and touched deeply.  Terri leaves behind many friends in Nakusp, Enderby, Vernon and Salmon Arm who she met through the legion, bridge clubs, craft clubs, book clubs or painting groups.  During the last few years, she met new friends and bonded with the special Mayfair community in Kamloops.

There will be no formal service as Terri wished, however we encourage all who loved her to celebrate her life and pay tribute to her memory with their loved ones.

Special thanks and appreciation to the RIH Trauma and Emergency nurses, doctors and support staff who cared for Terri so expertly and lovingly.  Also, to the first responders who transported Terri to RIH with tender loving care.

Terri’s remains will be scattered in the areas captured in her masterpieces.

In lieu of flowers and other tributes, donations may be made in Theresa Olive Eaton’s memory to the RIH Foundation.

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Frank died peacefully in his sleep in Kamloops, BC on March 19, 2022
at the age of 98.

Frank was born in Vancouver, BC on July 28, 1923 to Heitaro Nabata and Sue Yasuda.

Frank is survived by his dear wife, Sumiye (married 71 years) and his six grateful children Amy, Miyeko, Holly (Barry), Janet, Daniel (Colleen), Steven. He will be lovingly remembered by his 11 grandchildren Mara, Brenna, Jenna, Raelle, Jordan, Michael, Elyse, Alan, Taylor, Mitchell, Bryan.

He is also survived by his great grandchildren Leo, Alexander, and
Lennon as well as extended family and friends.

Frank had diverse professions as a tree scaler, a farmer, and a
respected businessman running Nabata Brothers Motors with his
two brothers Nobby and Yosh.

He was a man who loved and valued his family and community.

He was very involved in establishing the Kamloops Judo Club and
served as treasurer for the Kamloops Buddhist Temple.

Frank was an avid fisherman who loved steelhead fishing on the Thompson River, salmon fishing on Vancouver Island and
freshwater lake fishing.

His athletic endeavours included tennis, golf, hockey, swimming
and water skiing. In his latter years Frank enjoyed his daily walks.

Frank loved life, had a wanderlust spirit, enjoyed to travel and led by example. He loved singing karaoke with friends. Frank’s love of adventures, taking the family on camping trips and holidays filled many happy days for him. He will be dearly missed as he touched the hearts
of all he met.

Frank’s family wishes to extend their deepest gratitude to the Ponderosa staff for their care and compassion. They created a ‘family’ for him during the COVID years.

Our family appreciates your thoughts but requests no flowers, gifts
or koden. If you wish, please make donations on behalf of Frank to the Kamloops Buddhist Temple.

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Moya June McKague of Chase, BC, passed away on March 19, 2022 at 82 years old.

Moya was born in Vancouver, BC, June 10^th, 1939. She married Lyle and they lived throughout British Columbia.

Moya loved her family dearly and leaves behind her husband: Lyle McKague, children: Kelly McKague of Kamloops, BC, Keith (Cindy) McKague of Canmore, AB, Bruce (Arlene) McKague of Merritt, BC, 5 grand children and 5 great grandchildren.

She is predeceased by: Dad (Sandy), Mom (Olive)
and younger brother (Bruce).

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It is with heavy hearts that we say goodbye to our beloved Margaret Ann Kennedy, who passed away peacefully on March 8, 2022 at the age of 79, in Kamloops, BC.

Margaret leaves behind her children: Deborah (Denis) Trudeau (Dryden, ON), Brenda Dodman (Kamloops, BC), grandson: Brent (Leanne) Pickrell (St. Paul, Alberta), granddaughter: Tonia (Peter) Detta, great grand daughter: Taryn Detta, (West Kelowna, BC), granddaughter: Kimberly Dodman, great grand children: Maggie & Brendan.

She will forever be in our hearts.

A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, May 14^th, 2pm at St. Paul Street in the Common Room.

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It is with profound sadness that the family of Ryoji (Yosh) Nabata announce his passing on Friday, March 11, 2022 at the age of 89.

Yosh will be remembered by his wife Sumiko; children, Miyoko (Paul), Lynn, Julie (Steve); grandchild Ethan; sibling, Frank; and numerous other family members and friends.

Yosh was born in Vancouver, B.C., lived in Magna Bay, and finally settled in Kamloops.  For a number of years, together with two brothers, owned and ran Nabata Bros. Motors in Valleyview.

At Yosh’s request, no service will be held.

Those whom so desire may make donations in memory of Ryoji Nabata to the Marjorie Willoughby Snowden Memorial Hospice Home at 72 Whiteshield Crescent South, Kamloops, B.C. V2E 2S9.

The family wishes to send their deepest gratitude to Dr. Mavis Hollman, Dr. Meghan Macdonald, and the staff at Marjorie Willoughby Snowden Memorial Hospice Home for their care and compassion.

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