Charlie, born in Kingston, Ontario, grew up in Camden East, Ontario, running free with his friends and co-conspirators, finding adventures and taking risks. Charley relived those adventures, all his life, through the stories he shared.

Charlie married his life-long partner, Jean Hanaghan (nee Richmond), December 27, 1952, and died shortly after their 69th anniversary.

Charlie is survived by his wife Jean, and his sons, Bob (Charolette) Hanaghan, Jeff (Trudy) Hanaghan, and daughter Claire Hanaghan.
He is survived by his grandchildren, Shelly (Jeff) Peterson, Brent (Kassandra) Hanaghan, Caleb (Chelsea) Hanaghan, Carla (Shawn) Karst, Tanya (Leighton) Garfield, Claye Hanaghan, and Maci Dyck, as well as great grandchildren; Sydney, Hayley, Taylor, Cale, Charli, Emery,
Farron, Lev, Fen.

Charlie was predeceased by his son, Stephen Hanaghan and his
grandson Jesse Hanaghan.

Dad loved to travel and with mom, and they saw so much of North America, from the southern U.S. border, to the Arctic Circle and from
west coast to east, many times.  Charlie and Jean enjoyed many travel adventures with friends and family through the years, sharing lots of laughter, and creating their shared lifelong memories.

Charlie and Jean settled in Kamloops in 1968, after moving west to BC in 1964 to Taylor, BC, to work on the Alaska Highway and then pipeline jobs.  Charlie was a 50 year member of the I.U.O.E. (International Union of Operating Engineers) and spent much of his career working pipeline jobs across Canada.

Charlie loved children and dogs most of all, oh, and cars! And he found happiness with each of these loves.

Charlie lived in his own home until the end of his life, and in his
90th year, was a proud and licensed driver.  Charlie’s independence
was very important to him and we are all thankful he spent his
final years in his own home.

Charlie’s family and friends will miss his big smile,
his stories, his love for cars, and his feistiness.

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We are deeply saddened to announce the sudden passing of Penny Lynne Adams.

Penny will be dearly missed by her husband of 30 years: Darrell Adams, her children: Brandan Adams, Brittany Adams (Corwin), parents: Keith & Bonnie Groff, sister: Pam Moen (Blaine), mother-in-law: Lynne Adams (Dewayne), sister-in-law: Rolanda Beachamp (Ryan), numerous aunts, uncles, nephews and nieces. Predeceased by father-in-law: Ted Adams.

Penny was a proud mother and friend to everyone. She believed in treating people fairly and would never hesitate to let you know if you weren’t doing so.
Penny loved children and giving the kids swimming lessons at her favourite spot – her pool. She enjoyed company and inviting people
over to socialize on the deck with a bevy (and a bestie).

Penny loved birthdays and special occasions – any excuse to have a gathering. She loved giving and receiving, what she called “birthday money”, all year long. Penny loved her family immensely – more than
can be described in words.

A pool party Celebration of Life for Penny will follow this summer.

Penny, you were gone far too soon.

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October 29, 1933 – February 07, 2022

It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of our beloved mother Beverley.

Our Mother was born and raised in Calgary where she married and raised five children. In 1980 Bev moved to Kamloops with her two youngest children and remained until her passing.

Mom was very fond of the mountains and lakes around Kamloops. She enjoyed camping and boating and in her later years travelling. She enjoyed the Caribbean as one of her favorite destinations areas.

Beverley followed in her father’s footsteps and became a passionate gardener. There were numerous hours she would spend watering and tending to her plants and flowers. Mom was known for her incredible gardens with many people admiring and complimenting her on the beauty she would create. One of her favorite things about gardening was the hummingbirds and butterflies that would come to visit her while tending her plants.

Our mother would often share stories with us when she was a young girl. They most often included mom and her twin sister riding their horse they shared over the prairies and around there neighborhood called Grand Trunk, often with their young sister in tow. She always found it exhilarating to race across the open prairie with her black horse beneath her. She kept her fondness of horses with her for the duration of her life.

Survived by her sisters Barbara (twin sister), Lois and brother Don. Her children; Jeff (Nari), Greg, Colleen, Garry (Mary), Susan (Mike). Grandchildren; Jessica, Amy and Mia, Caitlin, Mitch and Jamie, Timothy and Tana. And several great grandchildren.

Bev was pre deceased by her mother’s Doris, Ethyl, and her father Robert. Her brother Yorke and baby sister Norma, Gary (divorced), Agusta (wife of Greg)

A celebration of life will be held in Calgary later this spring.

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Our uncle Gene passed away on Dec 22 2021 in Overlander Care Home. Eugene was born in Barrhead, Alberta on May 28, 1928. He had
5 older siblings; Gayle, Barney (Ww2 VET), Gilbert (Ww2 VET), Larry, and Earl nickname (Swede).

He left home at age 14, working on farms and construction sites all over Alberta and B.C.

He met and married his wife Thelma in Alberta, they worked together building houses in Calgary for years until moving to Kamloops and opening their own construction company.

During their life together they enjoyed trophy hunting with their cougar hounds, rebuilding antique cars, his favorite being a Stanley Steamer.
He later worked for the City of Kamloops assisting with the building of the water treatment plant and the sewer system.

In later years he gave up his guns for a camera and found great joy in shooting photographs many of which he loved to paint when he took up
oil painting. He spent much of his retirement, after the passing of our aunt Thelma in 1994, fly fishing, ice fishing, camping, and tending his garden.

Many friends will remember sitting in the basement of his home drinking beer and tying flies and telling fish stories.

Many thanks to the Doctors and Nurses at the Royal Inland Hospital where he was before being transferred to the Overlander Care
Home where he received kind care until he passed. Thank you to
everyone working at Overland you are truly Angels.

No service is planned but perhaps a fishing trip to his favorite
Howard Lake.

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Growing up in Spain is the reason José loved the ocean and started working at the very young age of 14 on fishing boats and for that reason explains his favourite show is: Deadliest Catch. José went off to the Spanish Navy at the age of 19. When he returned, he started working on cargo ships, which led him to travel the world. One of José’s ships took port on Vancouver Island that’s when he fell in love with not only Canada but BC. José than started a lengthy career in the lumber industry. Besides his love of soccer, José soon fell in love with hockey.

José is survived by his caring ex-wife and friend: Carmen Insua (Kamloops), children: John (Michelle) Insua (Kamloops), Maria (Rick) Morgan (Kamloops), grandsons: Justin Insua Wouters (Kelowna),
Steven Insua (Kamloops), Dawson Morgan (Kamloops), brothers: Mannuel Insua (Spain), Francisco Insua (Spain), sister: Juana Insua (Spain), plus many nieces, nephews and cousins from Spain.

Predeceased by his mom: Manuela Martinez, father: José Insua,
son: Jaime Insua, and grandson: Jess Bray.

José passed away January 24, 2022 at the Royal Inland Hospital in Kamloops. He will be missed dearly by his family and friends,

especially for his crazy Spanish jokes that made no sense in English
and when he broke out in a Spanish tune.

A memorial service will be held at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
on Saturday, March 5^th at 1:00pm.

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