With family by his side, it is with heavy hearts we announce the passing of Harold, on April 9, 2026, at the age of 84 years.
He leaves behind his loving wife of 61 years, Isabel, daughter Maureen (Norma) of Hay River, NWT, son Larry (Niada) and his beautiful granddaughters Annalee and Carlyn of Hay River, NWT, brother Wayne (Judy), sisters Mona (Eoan), Joan, Elaine and Bonnie.
In keeping with Harold’s wishes, cremation has taken place and no formal service will be held.
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Ken passed away peacefully at Dear Lodge Centre on April 1, 2026, with his wife and daughter by his side. He was predeceased by his father Fred Sr., mother Terri (Coutu) and brother Fred.
He is survived by his wife Donna (nee Gunnarson), daughter Nicole (Gord Ziegler), a brother and three sisters, and many close relatives and friends.
Ken worked in the automotive industry as a Parts Manager for almost all his career at Gladstone Datsun/Nissan, McPhillips Suzuki, and Winnipeg and Crown Honda. He made many connections in the industry, and you could always count on him for advice in his field.
Ken was active in many sports over the years and enjoyed the comradery that it brought. Fastball, slow pitch, curling and competitive pool were his favourite to play but he also enjoyed watching sports and cheering on his favorite teams, the Jets, Bluejays and Dallas Cowboys. He also loved hunting and fishing, socials, playing cards with family and Texas hold-em nights with the gang.
Summers were spent at the cabin in Onanole, where so many great memories were made. In the boat on the lake followed by a fish fry on the deck with a Bud, sharing stories for hours, or just sitting around the campfire with friends and family singing classic country tunes.
Ken also loved a good winter vacation with family and friends and was fortunate to travel to a variety of places seeing new sights, deep sea fishing and making memories to tell even more stories.
He will be deeply missed by all who knew him, for his quick wit, dry humour, generosity, or a bit of advice.
Rest in peace.
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Eva was born at Cold Springs, Manitoba. She grew up in Lundar, Manitoba, and was one of nine children born to George and Elizabeth Hayward on the family farm. She was predeceased by all eight of her siblings, Betty, Lal, Fred, Dave, Jim, Nan, Jenny and Les. Brother-in-law Nick Rey and wife May.
Eva is survived by her sons Ken (Kim), Jim (Debbie), grandchildren Kevin, Mike (Ashley), Tyler (Corene), Cory (Eden), with whom she adored. Sister-in-law Margaret Hayward and numerous nieces and nephews.
In the late 40’s, Eva met Bill while playing shortstop for the C.U.A.C. Blues fastball team and had a real wicked side arm throw. She was honored with the MVP trophy for the team that year. Eva had been given a contract to play professional ball in the USA at this time, which was turned down to stay home and work on the family farm with her siblings.
Eva was employed at Eaton’s, downtown Winnipeg for many years before going to work at Loblaws which was closer to home. I remember the Mayor of Winnipeg, Mr. Stephen Juba at the time would come in quite frequently to the store as Eva “made the best hamburgers in town”, as she worked in the cafeteria there.
Some of her favorite times were at her brother Les and Margaret’s farm, where Les had built a raised covered dance floor with lights strung all around and yes, Fred her brother would be up there with her dancing up a storm along with her other siblings. Many good times were had in Lundar.
The other dear place to Eva was at Pye’s Landing, Clearwater Bay in Lake of the Woods, Ontario, in which Bill and Eva had a trailer for almost 30 years. So much time was spent there with family and very dear friends.
Eva had a very special bond with her sister Lal’s girls Lillian Halldorson, Wendy Urban and Edith Zeke and their families right up till the last few years. Many laughs were exchanged between them and a lot of dancing.
During Mom’s last month, all she kept saying was that she “wanted to go home” so as per her wishes, her ashes will be spread in Lundar and at Lake of the Woods at a later date.
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At the age of 67, Larry passed away at the Selkirk Regional Health Centre with his daughter by his side, after a short and courageous battle with cancer.
He was predeceased by his parents, Pat & Elmer Meger and sisters Lori and Christine.
Larry will be remembered by his daughter Sabrina (Dustin), his grand-daughters Aaliyah and Niylah, sister Stacey (Gord) Berry, many nieces and nephews and his grand dog Charlie.
Larry was employed at Gerdau for 32 years and took an early retirement to enjoy golfing and hunting and purchased a motorcycle to ride the roads. His greatest joy was being with his daughter and grand-daughters who will miss Papa Larry.
As per Larry’s wishes, cremation has taken place and interment will take place at a later date.
Sabrina would like to thank the staff at the Selkirk Regional Health Center for the care given to her dad as well as the staff at Interlake Cremation & Memorial Services.
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It is with profound sadness, our family announce mom’s passing on Monday, March 23, 2026.
Mom was a true pioneer, having lived a full 99 years of age. She was able to live independently surrounded by friends and a community she loved. She journeyed through life on her own terms, travelled extensively, worked tirelessly, always impeccable in her life and style.
Cremation has taken place and a Celebration of Life for mom will be held at a late date.
Rest In Peace, Mom.
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