Pauline was the loving wife of Adam Horehlad. Born May 11, 1922 in Edson, Alberta she was the youngest of eight siblings. Pauline died May 23, 2009 in Drumheller, Alberta.
Throughout the years Pauline moved and lived in Vancouver, Cranbrook, Kimberly, and Montreal. During her stay in Cranbrook, BC, as a bank clerk, Pauline also became a member of an all women club called the Stagettes Club where she danced and acted. As a prominent member, Pauline was elected and became an officer for a term with the Stagettes.
When her sister, Olga, began to teach in Kimberly, BC, Pauline also moved to Kimberly in 1945. Pauline was a clerk at the local Confectionery in Kimberly when she was approached by the Kinsmen Club to be nominee for the Carnival Queen and Miss C.P.R. during the celebration of the Golden Spikes Days in conjunction with Revelstoke, BC. We were all proud as her picture was posted around town.
Pauline then moved to Montreal, Quebec and found a job as a bank clerk in the historic Aldred Building in Old Montreal. Shortly after her stay in Montreal, Pauline left Montreal by train to meet a wonderful man Adam Horehlad in Drumheller, Alberta. Adam and Pauline soon married on April 4, 1964. They prospered as the years went by living and enjoying their lives in the house that Adam built. They were a loving couple and lived happily to the end. Pauline is survived by her husband Adam. A Funeral Service will be held at Courtney Winters Funeral Chapel at 2 P.M. on Thursday May 28, 2009. A visitation will also be held from 6- 8 P.M. on Wednesday May 27 at Courtney Winters Funeral Chapel.