Anthony A. Davis

There’s nothing like a 15-week technician certificate program, like the Harley-Davidson course at GPRC, to rev your engine

He was an artist with many talents. An enthusiastic force in Winnipeg’s art scene, he was always quick to help others.

Rawicz plans to keep on trucking until he walks the equivalent of the Earth’s equatorial circumference

In some provinces, like Saskatchewan, architectural technologists can design buildings

A gifted child, he loved reading and Lego. In his 20s, he gained renown for risky backcountry ski adventures.

He was a talented hunter and hockey player. A natural father, he lived like he knew life was short.

As a child he was outdoorsy and a creative woodworker. Fit and ‘strong as an ox,’ he fell in love with his work as a tree faller.

A ‘free soul,’ she loved family, camping and tooling around B.C. in her Jeep. She brought smiles to patients in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside.

He was a wild child, born on a full moon. He found discipline in karate and became one of Canada’s best martial artists.

He survived POW camps and the bombing of Nagasaki. He remained an optimist who loved people.