the end

A passionate sailor, devoted father and loyal friend, he knew how to navigate some dangerous corners of the world

She loved to work and help others. She found her passion studying victimology.

A derby champion who seemed ‘invincible,’ he refurbished, drove and demolished cars. He hoped his son would, too.

He could milk a cow in the morning and run a marathon in the afternoon. A do-it-all farmer, he refused to retire until he hit 80.

A wild child, he left school in Grade 6. He worked with Stampede Wrestling (‘Mr. X’ in the ring), and later as a bus driver.

Despite facing many challenges in life, he always forged ahead, with ‘a glint in his eye and smile on his face’

He was drawn to field hockey the moment he picked up a stick. He played internationally while working summers at a fishing lodge.

He made unlikely friends, and built his own sauna. Carefree and endearing, he grew up but never grew old.

He was a natural performer with an ear for music and jokes. When tragedy or trouble struck, he would turn to the stage.

A mechanic with a memorable laugh, he devoted his free time to his children, fishing and hunting at their remote family cabin