BERLANDO: Angelo   September 12, 1926 -  April 16, 2008

 Angelo Berlando of Rosedale passed away peacefully on April 16, 2008 at the Drumheller  Regional Health Complex. He is survived by his loving wife Maxine, her son Wayne, wife Mary and children Lauren and Matthew; her daughter Wendy, husband Sandy and Children Shaun, Michael and Stephen. Angelo is also survived by his brother Roger and many nieces, nephews and their families. He was predeceased by his father Eugene, mother Santina, sister Noemi, brother Jimmy and niece Brenda. Angelo was born in Drumheller and raised in Rosedale. Growing up, Angelo loved playing baseball, hockey and enjoyed skiing in the winter months. He also enjoyed building model airplanes, cars and ships. He was an ardent dog lover and had many beloved dogs over the years. In his later years he eventually became a cat lover and they became as beloved to him as his dogs. Angelo worked for a large paving contractor in Calgary. His work involved road and street construction and asphalt paving. He eventually rose to the position of foreman for the company. He moved back to the Drumheller Valley where he worked for FairEye Construction until his retirement in 1986. Angelo loved his work and put in many long hours each day. Angelo was a member of the 10 year Champion Rosedale Midways and truly enjoyed playing ball with all his buddies. He also enjoyed hunting, fishing and taxidermy. Angelo enjoyed his annual trips to Great Falls with Maxine and their many trips to B.C. to spend time with his grandsons. Angelo’s grandsons were very special to him and he looked forward to the summer months when each of the boys came to visit. Angelo and the boys would spend many hours fishing, golfing, flying kites and going for long walks with the dog. Angelo had a great sense of humor and will be sadly missed by his many friends and family. If friends so desire, memorial tributes may be made directly to STARS Air Ambulance or the charity of your choice.

Courtney-Winter’s Funeral Chapel entrusted with the arrangements (403) 823-2666. 

A Memorial service will be held from St. Anthony’s Catholic Church on Wednesday, April 23, 2008 at 11:00 a.m. with Father Mario Basque presiding.             

Hendrey: Sharon Rose (Sherry)

 Beloved mother, sister, aunt and daughter passed away suddenly on April 13, 2008 in Calgary. Sherry was born in Drumheller and grew up in East Coulee. She attended Drumheller Composite High School and after graduation moved to Calgary. Sherry leaves  to mourn her deeply, her son Tyler (Mandy) of Calgary, her partner of many years Frank Barron of Calgary, her sister Jane (Ron) Montgomery of East Coulee, her brother Gary (Lynn) and special niece Nikki Hendrey of Calgary and her father Nick Hendrey of East Coulee, nieces Tammi, Margie, Emily and Jessie, her nephews Jerry, David and Tyson along with many great nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her mother Maudie, sister Margaret and two brothers Nicky and Johnny. Funeral services were held at the Calgary Crematorium Chapel, 3219 - 4 St. N.W., Calgary on Friday, April 18.         

Jorgensen: Agnes Mae (McConnell)  February 18, 1910  - April 18, 2008 

 Death came as a friend to Mom at the Strathmore Health Centre on April 18, 2008 in her 99th year. Her passing will leave a huge void in the lives of those she touched. Mom was predeceased by our dad, Mads Jorgensen in 1988 and our brother Jim in 2005. Beloved mother of Phyllis (Bruce Burgess), Neil (Roz), JoAnn (Sandy Cunningham) and daughter in law Nancy (Jim), devoted Nana to her grandchildren, David, Heather, Tim, Robin, Chris, Shaun, MaryAnn, Scott and Lindsay, and her great-grandchildren, Gavin, Leah, Nicholas, Samantha, Avery, Sawyer and Danielle. As well, Mom was a much-loved “Aunt Mae” to many of her extended family. Mom’s love of travel, music, art, theatre, gardening and her quest for knowledge knew no bounds.  Please join us in a celebration of the life of Mae Jorgensen at the Strathmore United Church, 410, 4 St. at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, April 25, 2008. Flowers gratefully declined. If desired, charitable donations in memory of Mae may be made to Marigold Library System. 710, 2 St. Strathmore, AB T1P 1K6.