I want to throw a party, where all who loved me gather I want them to share stories, with little tears, just laughter. I want everyone to know my heart, and this was not defeat. I did the things I wanted to and never skipped a beat. I’m resting now without stress, no chores or rush or lists. An eternal dream of hockey, where the Habs do not exist. I want my son to smile and say, “This One’s for my dad”. I want my girls to smile back knowing I’d be glad. I do not wish to feel your sorrow, nor to see you cry. Just to see you raise your glass and have a shot of rye.
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It is with heartache and sadness that we announce the passing of our Wife, Mom, Grandma, Sister, Aunt, and Friend.
We will never be able to put into words all that she has meant to our family. She was a constant in our lives. Ryden, her Grandson, recently said it perfectly….she was so selfless. Her needs came after everyone else’s.
Angie was a cherished and devoted Mom to Tracy and Jacquie. She was a beautiful person who left an immeasurable impression on her children and everyone she met. She was genuine, full of life and so much fun to be around.
Her greatest joy and purpose was being Grandma to Madison, McKenna, Ryden, Brett, & Kate. Nothing was ever too much trouble. She was always eager to prepare their favourite meals, goal tend for mini sticks, take trips to the playground and see them off on the first day of school. She was always there to cheer and support at all hockey games, soccer matches, volleyball games, concerts and school events. She would do anything for them. Even actions that were questionable or unauthorized such as entering a plane at the Aviation Museum or laying on the floor of the backseat of the car so they could take all kids on an excursion. It was all to make the experience more enjoyable for her grandkids. Her love towards her Grandchildren was truly amazing.
And of course, there was the love of her life. She met Dave shortly after high school and would have celebrated their 59th anniversary in June of this year. The love and devotion they shared was an example to us all.
We will miss her quick wit and sometimes sassy comebacks. And as much as we are struggling with the loss, we will forever cherish our wonderful memories of her.
“Goodbyes are not forever, goodbyes are not the end. They simply mean I’ll miss you, until we meet again” – Unknown
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We are deeply saddened to announce the passing of Donald Edward Feakes surrounded by loved ones at his residence, on February 19, 2023, at the age of 81 Years.
Don E. was predeceased by his daughters; Jody Ann, Sharon, sons; Donn, Jay, his brother Terry, Bill and his parents Jessie and Jack.
Don E. will be lovingly and forever remembered by his devoted wife Barbara, daughters; Candice (Dave), Lindsay (Marc), his beautiful grandchildren,; Mitchell, Raya, Vivian, Marek, brothers; John, David, Ken (June), sisters; Betty (Don), Pat, Darlene, Maureen, Debbie, numerous nieces, nephews , great-nieces and great-nephews and many, many friends.
In accordance with Don E.’s wishes there will be no service.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made in memory of Don E. Feakes to Cancer Care Manitoba.
Grampi will be lovingly remembered and forever missed.
We “Love you to the Moon and Back, Infinity and Beyond.”
Love you more Pepper, Blonde Bomber, Scooter and Tiger
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On Wednesday, February 22, 2023, after a brief illness, Deanne Soke, loving spouse, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother passed away peacefully at the age of 85. Gloria Deanne Park was born August 10, 1937, in Rainy River, ON. She moved to Winnipeg to attend college, where she met, and then married, John Arthur Soke on June 15, 1957. Together they raised four daughters: Jodie, Kathy, Sandra, and Donna in Selkirk, MB.
An affectionate matriarch, Deanne’s perpetual tenderness for her family made her home a busy and constant destination for her children, grandchildren, their partners, and great-grandchildren. Deanne will be remembered for her many creative passions including quilting, knitting, and sewing, but especially for her kindness, generosity, selflessness, and deep friendships. Deanne enjoyed the many years she and John spent in Selkirk including time with cherished neighbours and friends at the Selkirk Volunteer Firefighters Association, Selkirk Eastern Star, and the quilting group at the Seniors Centre. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Gordon Howard Senior Centre (gordonhoward.ca). The family thanks the palliative care staff at the Selkirk Regional Health Centre.
Deanne was preceded in death by her father and mother, Clinton and Doris Park. She is survived by her loving husband of 65 years John Soke, her sister Carolee (Park) Hogue, brother-in-law Rene Hogue, brother Ken Park, her sisters-in-law Sylvia Ewacka and Elva Soke. Her family cherishes her love, memories, and funny stories: Jodie, Merv, Tammy, Corey, Chayse, JC, Bryce, Emily, Brody, Oliver, Dayna, Alex, Arizona, Matilda, Kathy, Kym, Stacey, Sandra, Allyssa, Cole, Latitia, Aaron, Kaiya, Jonny, Willow, Donna, Ben, Seth, Milo, and her many adored nephews and nieces.
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With great sadness we announce the passing of Edith in the Stonewall hospital.
She was predeceased by her husband Ian in 2003.
Left to mourn is her son Randy of Stonewall, daughter Marilyn{ Rainer} of Winnipeg and grandchildren Melanie and Montana. She is survived by her sisters Lucille and Clemence{ {Marcel} and numerous nephews and nieces as well as dear friends Eleanor, Luella and Bernice.
Special thanks to Dr Graham, her home care team and nurses.
In compliance with Edith’s wishes Cremation has taken place and no funeral will be held. Burial will be held at a later date.
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