Paul David Rath
Paul David Rath was born in Brazil on November 4, 1957 to Canadian Lutheran missionaries Ernest and Crystal (Hutchison) Rath. He passed away suddenly at home on June 4, 2021, at the age of 63 years. Paul was a devoted father, grandfather, brother, son and husband, as well as a
John Richard Bowness
It is with great sadness that I announce the sudden passing of my husband and best friend, John Richard Bowness, at home in Faro on February 14, 2021 at the age of 75 years. John leaves to mourn his loving wife Bonnie (White); daughters Tammy Bowness and Deanna Samra (Mike); step-son
John William Reid
REID, John William – John passed peacefully at Whitehorse General Hospital on November 14, 2020 with his wife, Jeanne, by his side. Beloved and dearest husband of Jeanne Reid, loved father of Nancy Rector and husband Andy Rector, Malcolm Reid and wife Ali Lloyd, and Owen Reid. John was predeceased
Rose Marie Toole
“A Life Well lived - A Promise Fulfilled” Rose was born and raised with her 6 siblings in Daysland, AB. Her family eventually moved to Edmonton, where Rose worked as a secretary upon completing business school. In 1948 Rose was introduced to the love of her life, Gordon by her brother
Robert Lloyd “Bob” Schooley
Bob passed away peacefully at home with loved ones at his side. Bob was a thoughtful, generous and quiet soul. He was a storyteller, traveller, bargain hunter, dog lover and barbecue king. Bob was a proud member of the “Million Miler Trucker Club”. He is greatly loved and sadly missed by
Roy William Lawrence
Roy was born in Enfield, Middlesex, England on May 25, 1930; he was the fourth of six children in a working-class family. He remembered living in London during the Blitzkrieg of World War Two. His home was hit by an incendiary bomb at one point. He clearly remembered the sound
Clifton Thomas Robertson
For Clifton Thomas Robertson, physical life began on Monday December 10th 1951 in Vancouver, BC. And It ended on Monday March 23rd 2020, at home, in Whitehorse, YT. His wife of 6,883 wonderful days, Sheila Robertson, wishes to thank Dr Danusha , Nurse Richelle and other members of the Homecare staff
James Alexander Trapnell Roddick
Wished for in Whitehorse, but born in Ottawa on a humid June evening, James arrived in this world a big, beautiful boy of 9 pounds 7 ounces. The youngest son of Jenny Trapnell and David Roddick. James was back in Yukon 18 months later where, together with his big brother
