Feldman: Orril Lowal Feldman passed away peacefu1ly on Sunday, September 29, 2002 at Picture Butte Hospital. She will be dearly missed by her daughter DellAnn, son Avrohom, grandson Aaron, granddaughter Zoe, and two great granddaughters, Shannel and Melissa. Funeral service will be held at Courtney-Winters Funeral Chapel on Saturday, October 5, 2002 at 1 :00 p.m.

Hudson: Daniel Rene Hudson of Rosebud died suddenly Saturday afternoon September 21, 2002. He will be sorely missed by his mom and dad Art and Bonita Hudson, his brother Jonathan and his sisters Anna and Sarah as well as his maternal grandmother Minnie Neufeld (nee Ziegler) and paternal grandfather Charles Hudson, as well as more relatives and friends too numerous to mention. He was predeceased by his grandfather William Neufeld and his grandmother Ruth Hudson (nee Hall). Daniel would have been 17 October 1, 2002. His life ended too soon for all the things he had to offer. He loved to do little things to solve problems for other people so that he felt needed. He loved science, math and loved to fix other people¹s computers as well as assemble and improve his own. Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I shall fear no evil; for you are with me - Psalm 23. Funeral Services will be held Friday, September 27, 2002 at the Rosebud Church at 11:00 AM with Pastor Ramon "Snowy" Noble presiding. Interment will follow at the Rosebud cemetery. Donations in Daniel¹s memory can be made to the Childhood Asthma Foundation (P.O. Box 22033, Town & Country Plaza, Niagara. Falls, ON, L2J 4J3). Arrangements entrusted to COURTNEY-WINTER¹S FUNERAL CHAPEL. 403-823-2666.

Remfert: Edward Douglas: Eddie was born in Hanna on May 28 , 1948, the fourth child of Albert and MoIIy Remfert. He took his schooling in Delia. After his fathers passing, Eddie being independent and free spirited tried various occupations such as elevator painting and log rolling. At the age of 16 he joined the Canadian Army. He spent three years stationed in Eastern Canada and Hemer, Germany. After leaving the army Eddie returned to Delia. He worked at carpentry, specializing in shingling and renovating houses. Eddie enjoyed the company of his beloved mother and young son Max. Eddie became restless and tried making a career in the Oil Patch, his jobs took him all over Alberta, British Columbia, Northern Canada and Newfoundland. During a slump in the Oil Patch, Eddie tried his hand at window washing on high rises in Chicago. He later moved back to Fort St. John where he helped his brother Ray construct a log house. Once again Eddie returned to the Oil Patch, moving from Grand Prairie to Red Deer where he met and married Terry, his special lady. Eddie eagerly took on the role of Dad to Terry¹s sons, Wade and Rodney, and delighted in the raising of his last son Josh. With another slump in the Oil Patch and Eddie¹s determination to provide for his family, they moved back to Fort St. John.  That move allowed Eddie to reconnect with his brothers Jim, of Dawson Creek and Ray of Fort St. John. After a few years in Northern B.C. the distance from family became a concern. Eddie agreed to Terry¹s request to move back to Alberta thus enabling them to be near their boy¹s and Molly, his mother. Eddie has a vast spectrum of various interests. Once the challenge was met it was on to bigger more challenging projects. Keeping active Eddie remodeled houses; did feather braiding, saddle building, upholstery, restoring cars and as well conquered the sewing machine and the kitchen stove. In spite of his struggle with hay fever and asthma, Eddie had a great love for the outdoors. He enjoyed roughing it in the back country, horseback riding and hunting with anyone he could talk into the adventure. Eddie¹s philosophy in life was to live each day to it¹s fullest. He enjoyed dancing, country music, socializing with old friends and storytelling. His sense of humor was often misunderstood until people got to know him. With Eddie¹s recent illness he let his guard down and allowed many people to see the gentle, thoughtful, reflective man he was. Eddie had deep concern for his family. Terry and his four boys were always upper most in his thoughts and he spoke of their future with great love and hope. In spite of Eddie¹s complex personality he touched the hearts of all that had the privilege of knowing him. Funeral services were held Thursday, September 26 at Delia Community Hall and interment took place at Delia, Cemetery. Ed was predeceased by his father Albert, mother Molly and sister Irene. Eddie is lovingly remembered by his wife Terry, sons Max and Josh and step sons Rod and Wade. Also two brothers (Ray of Fort St. John, and Jim of Dawson Creek), nieces, nephews and grandchildren.

Treacy: Jack Lionel 1925 - 2002. It is with deep sadness our family announces the loss of our beloved husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, brother, uncle and friend. He passed away peacefully on Tuesday, September 24, 2002 at home at the age of 77 years. Jack was born In Calgary, AB on September 14, 1925. He lived in the Hussar district his entire life. In 1949 he married Frances Gregory of Chancellor. On July 8, 1999 Jack and Frances celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with their immediate family on a memorable family cruise, Jack actively farmed and ranched in the Hussar area and was always proud of the original Treacy homestead. He was an active member of the Hussar Masonic Lodge #130 and Hussar Chapter #92 OES for over 50 years. He was a Shriner and Past President of the AI Azhar Mounted Patrol and Past President of the Drumheller Big Country Club. Jack and Frances enjoyed good times and traveling with their Masonic and Shriner friends. Jack particularly enjoyed social occasions and times of celebration. Jack loved to collect native artifacts, antiques and objects of art. He enjoyed each moment spent with family and friends while fishing, hunting, snowmobiling, curling and playing cards and games. He was a storyteller and always had a poem to recite or joke to tell. Jack was adventurous and lived life to the fullest. Throughout his life he valued his friends. He loved his children and grandchildren and was extremely proud of their accomplishments. And above all he loved Frances. Jack leaves to cherish his memory, his loving wife Frances Treacy; daughters: Audrey Treacy, Linda Jackson, Karen Treacy; grandchildren: Audra Robin Sanden, Chad (Charlene) Hiller, Trenton and Tyler Jackson, Natasha (Franco) Giammarioli, Natara (Dale) Cardinal, Kailee and Kooter Klemmensen; great grandchildren: Franco Giammarioli, Kallee and Nerissa Cardinal; brothers Robert (Grace) Treacy, Linton (Donna) Treacy; sister: Joy (Edmund) Vogstad, and sister-in-Iaw Norma Treacy as well as numerous nieces and nephews. Jack was predeceased by his parents Willard and Lily Treacy; brothers: Billy, James and Glenn; sisters: Ruthie and Leona; and sister-in-law Margaret Treacy; son-in-law James Jackson and grandson Kody Klemmensen. A Celebration of Jack¹s Life was held on Monday, September 30, 2002 at 1 :00 pm in the Chapel of Mountain View Funeral Home, Calgary, AB, with Rev. Hector Rose officiating. Interment at Mountain View Memorial Gardens. If friends so desire, memorial tributes in Jack¹s name can be made directly to the Shriner¹s Crippled Children¹s Fund (Box 70038, Bowness Postal Outlet Calgary, Alberta T3B 5K3) or the Hussar Masonic Lodge #130, c/o Jim Turner - Secretary (4528 Vandergrift Crescent N.W. Calgary, Alberta T3AOJ2). Arrangements entrusted to MOUNTAIN VIEW FUNERAL HOME AND CEMETERY, 17 Avenue SE at Garden Road, (1.5 km east of 84th Street SE ) Telephone {403) 272 - 5555.