Clarkes Funeral Home http://clarkesfuneralhome.com en Katherine Anne Fehr [10/25/1960 - 02/20/2012] In the early hours of February 20, 2012, Katherine Anne Fehr, beloved wife, mother, and grandmother passed away in her home with her loved ones near. Left to cherish her memory are husband Ronald Fehr; son Matthew (Shauna) grandchildren Caitlyn and Jacob, son Kyle (Melissa), daughter Amanda, son Jason; two sisters and one brother; parents in law; five brothers in law; four sisters in law and all her nieces and nephews. Katherine was born on October 25, 1960 in Stonewall Manitoba. She grew up on a farm near St. Laurent until the family moved to Austin in 1976. She was baptized at the Rhineland Mennonite Church in Austin upon confession of her faith when she was 17 years old. On April 18, 1982 she married Ronald Fehr and together they started a home in Plumas Manitoba. In 1983 they moved to a farm north of Plumas where they raised their family. They moved to Boissevain in 2001 and lived there until they moved to Dugald in 2009. Katherine was the sweetest and most caring person. Her life was grounded in her faith in Jesus Christ and she loved openly and freely. She was sure to tell her children and loved ones that they were important to her and wanted them to know that she was praying for them. She loved when the family was all in one place and always looked forward to the next weekend we would spend together. She found great joy in her grandchildren; Caitlyn and Jacob, and loved to tell others how precious they were. Katherine’s strength, perseverance, and faith were never so apparent as in the last year and a half she spent with us. She was diagnosed with cancer in the summer of 2010 but never stopped trusting in God’s plan for her and never gave up hope. We will forever find inspiration and encouragement in the memories of her life.

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]]> Mary Mousseau [02/24/1946 - 02/17/2012] Passed away at the Portage District General Hospital on Friday, February 17, 2012. Marie was born and lived her life to the fullest in Sandy Bay. She enjoyed supporting the local Bingo fundraisers and Sunday drives out in the country. She worked at Connery Farms for many years, the enjoyment of work led her to Mayfair Farms, L.A Quality, Jefferies and other various local small farms. When her husband became ill she was there by his side at all times, a very caring and giving lady. She would put herself aside and put her energy and focus on her husband. Marie is predeceased by her parents Roderick & Lena Roulette; sons Alcott and Steven Neil; aunt Grace Roulette and one brother Albert. She leaves to mourn her husband of 38 years Laurence D. Mousseau; six daughters Rose (Jim), Sandra (Joseph), Delores (Andre), Patricia (Wilfred), Simone (Curtis) and Savanna (Robert); Four sons Larry (Lorna), Curtis (Cathy), Andrew (April) and Alvin; special nephew Collin (Chasity); two brothers Derek (Twyla), Kenny (Bertha). 25 grandchildren and 42 great grandchildren. As well as numerous nephews and nieces. Forever loved and always within our hearts. We Love You Mom.

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]]> Jean Margaret Patterson [04/14/1938 - 02/17/2012] Jean passed away at the Seven Oaks Hospital, Winnipeg on Friday, February 17, 2012 at the age of 73 years. She was born on April 14, 1938 in Letchworth, Hertfordshire, England to Frank and Lily Leavesley. She came to Canada and on August 12, 1967 she married Jim Patterson and they lived on the farm in the Gladstone district. Jean was a homemaker until 1985, then went to work at Third Crossing Manor. Jean loved music, family and was well known for her humour and positive attitude. Jean is predeceased by her brother Gordon (1936); father Frank (1992); mother Lily (2003); mother in law Vera (1982) and father in law David (1985). She is survived by her husband Jim; children Lorna (Ivan) and Gordon; grandchildren Michael, Gregory and David; aunt Norah and Uncle John, cousins Peggy, Janet, Peter, Jennifer, Brian, Susan, David, Matthew and Karen.

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]]> David Douglas Pohl [12/16/1918 - 02/16/2012] David Douglas Pohl was born December 16, 1918 to Albert and Antonia (Bowser) Pohl. He was born, raised, and schooled in the Bear Creek District, southwest of Gladstone. David farmed and did carpentry in the Gladstone area most of his life. He spent his retirement years in Neepawa and then in Portage. David was predeceased by his wife Dorothy (2010); his sisters Amelia Legg (1949) and Helen Dare (1974); his brothers Arthur (1919), Henry (1992), Albert (2007), and Vernon (2008). He is survived by his sister Margaret Radford on Neepawa; his daughter Miriam (Miki) and Ken Boleen of Abbotsford, BC; his three sons Gordon (Veronica) of Pinawa, MB, Dennis (Diane) of St. Adolphe, MB and Lewis (Donna) of Brookdale, MB; eleven grandchildren; eight great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren as well as many nieces and nephews. Cremation has taken place and a Memorial Service will be held at a later date. Clarke’s Funeral Home, Gladstone in care of arrangements. www.clarkesfuneralhome.com

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]]> Wilma Joyce Moore [  - 02/15/2012] Wilma Joyce Moore (87) passed peacefully from the loving arms of her family and staff at Riverdale Personal Care Home in Rivers, MB to the loving arms of her Savior Jesus Christ. She was born Wilma Joyce Fisher January 30, 1925 at Corning, Saskatchewan, youngest of four children to William and Eliza Fisher. In 1931 the Fisher family moved to Wadena, SK to farm 2 ½ miles SW of town. Being of school age Wilma (Billy to her dad) travelled to school with her horse and sleigh or buggy and enjoyed competing in the Wadena fair each year. In 1942 she trained and worked as a certified nurses assistant at the sanitarium in Saskatoon and in 1944 began working at the hospital in Wadena. On October 14, 1946 she was married to Frank Moore and they worked together farming, picking rocks and roots and raising four children. Selling the farm in 1980 they retired to enjoy the lake cottage, fishing, camping, curling and grandchildren. Wilma was very involved in her church, UCW, Choir, Legion Auxiliary and Eastern Star. She had a very strong faith in the Lord which was evident in her everyday life. She was a very good witness to her friends and family. Wilma loved her music, playing the piano and singing. After Frank’s passing in 1990 Wilma did some travelling and lots of visiting family and continued to live in her own home until 2008 when she decided to move to Rivers, MB to be closer to family. In September 2010 she moved into Riverdale Manor where she enjoyed her new friends, activities and good care. She was predeceased by her parents William and Eliza Fisher, Loving husband Frank Moore, sister Alma (Jim) Maxwell, Brother Claude (Jessie) Fisher, sister Anna (Godfrey) Smith. Wilma was a great and loving mother, grandmother and great grandmother and she leaves to cherish may precious memories Gwen (Jack) Campbell, Scott (Lori) Moore, Randy (Jackie) Moore, Blair (Mariam) Moore, seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Cremation has taken place and a Celebration of Life will be held on Tuesday, February 21, 2012 at Wadena United Church, Wadena Saskatchewan, with Rev. Molly Kitchen officiating. Interment will follow at the Wadena Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to a charity of one’s choice.

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]]> John M. Hiebert [02/18/1941 - 02/14/2012] Early on February 14, 2012, after a lengthy battle with kidney and lung disease, Dad’s earthly struggles came to an end. Predeceased by his parents, John and Annie Hiebert, John leaves to mourn his passing, Margaret (nee Harder), his beloved wife of 43 years; daughter Norma (Dave), sons Danny (Lorraine), Ray (Audrey) and grandchildren Jesse and Kaelyn; daughter Valerie (Brad) and grandchildren Larissa, Nico and Elliott; sister Peggy (Peter); nephews Martin and Tom; brother Ed (Patti); and many brothers and sisters-in-laws, nieces, nephews and friends. Born near Snowflake, Dad spent his early years in southern Manitoba moving with his family as they worked on various farms. They settled in the MacGregor area in the early 1960’s where Dad met and later married Margaret in June 1968. Dad started attending the Bergthaler Church when invited by a friend and chose to be baptized in June of 1964. He devoted his life to God and raising his family. He worked at Lye’s, now Co-op, from May 1968-1982, mostly working in the lumber yard, building many a shed and grain bin. Dad and Mom chose farming as a way of life and the environment in which to raise their children; working together many long hours. Dad and Mom also enjoyed working as janitors for their church. We would also like to thank the doctors and nurses of HSC, the PDGH and the dialysis team for all their care given to Dad.

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]]> Allan Joseph Roulette [06/09/1949 - 02/13/2012] Allan Joseph Roulette passed away Monday, February 13, 2012 at his residence in Sandy Bay First Nation, Manitoba at the age of 62 years, beloved husband of Joanne.

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]]> Heinrich "Henry" Dueck [05/28/1939 - 02/12/2012] Sadly, Henry passed away on February 12, 2012 in Neepawa, MB after a courageous battle with leukemia. He was born on May 28, 1939 in Altona, MB to Jacob B. Dueck and Maria Fehr. He was raised in Schoneau and attended school at the MCI and the Brandon Agricultural College. He farmed with his Dad in Sperling, MB before joining Canada Customs in 1962. He served in Emerson, Crystal City, Thunder Bay, Winnipeg and Macedonia. He retired in 1995 after over 33 years of service. During his lifetime, his passions included NASCAR, fishing, NFL football, curling, golf, travelling and auction sales. In his latter years, he also adored his dogs Hannah and Zoe. Henry was predeceased by his parents, his sister Nettie, his sister Mary and most recently, his brother Bernie. Left to mourn his passing are his partner and best friend Carol; his spouse Linda; his sister Leona; his brother Jake (Jan); his sister-in-law Marge; his brothers-in-law Ed and Peter; his daughters Holly (Seppo) and Kelly; his sons Rick and Marcel; his stepson Kevin; his grandchildren Tara and Braeden; his step-grandson Kaden; his great-grandson Serious; and several nieces and nephews. Special appreciation to Carol who so lovingly cared for him and supported him throughout his illness and in his final days. Many thanks also to the staff at the Neepawa Hospital for their professional and compassionate care. Clarke’s Funeral Home, Gladstone in care of arrangements.

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]]> Harold David Loeppky [04/03/1942 - 02/10/2012] It is with profound sadness that we announce the sudden passing of Harold David Loeppky on Friday, February 10, 2012 at the age of 69 years. Left to mourn is his wife of 47 years Kathy; his children Gloria (Al) and Marvin (Jocelynne); granddaughters Misty and Kaycee; brothers and sisters Ervin, Erma (Dave), John (June), Dorothy and Edward (Marg) as well as many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his parents David & Anna; his sister Leona and his parents in law John & Agatha Dyck as well as many of Kathy’s siblings and their spouses. Harold was born in Altona, MB on April 3, 1942. For the first eight years he lived in the Halbstadt area. In 1950 the family moved to MacGregor, MB. In 1964 he married Kathy Dyck, and they moved to the Loeppky family farm in 1974. Harold was an energetic and talented man. When he retired from Carnation Foods in Carberry after 35 years, he was able to pursue his passion – farming. His greatest joy was being on the land, working in the fields, and showing off their cattle. He loved all aspects of farming. After retiring from the plant in Carberry, he worked for the Sims family. He loved it all, seeding, cultivating and harvest time. He was impressed with all the new technology in modern farming equipment. Harold had many projects on the go. He enjoyed the challenge of building and fixing things to make them bigger, better and stronger. We will miss your big smile, teasing and laughter. May God keep you safe until we meet again.

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]]> Stephanie Rochelle Beaulieu [05/11/1972 - 02/07/2012] Passed away suddenly in Winnipeg on Tuesday, February 7, 2012 at the age of 39 years.

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