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OBITUARIES<br />

<strong>ECA</strong> REVIEW HANNA/CORONATION/STETTLER, AB January <strong>13</strong>'22 11<br />

Was always available, willing to help<br />

Frank Richard Dahlgren was born<br />

in Wainwright, Alta. on Feb. 27, 1941.<br />

He was the eighth of 12 children born<br />

to Alfred and Viola Dahlgren.<br />

Frank’s early school years were at<br />

Mascot, Wainwright and Ribstone and<br />

ended in Grade 6 when he took his first<br />

job on a farm.<br />

A young boy, feeding loose hay, for a<br />

hay rack, pulled by four horses to a 100<br />

head of cattle. This was just the beginning<br />

of farming, ranching and driving<br />

horses for him.<br />

Later he moved to the Cochrane area<br />

where he worked for farmers, ranchers<br />

and rodeo stock contractors.<br />

In the early 1950’s Frank was<br />

involved in trailing bucking stock<br />

from Cochrane to Calgary for the<br />

Stampede, then trailing them back to<br />

Cochrane. Maybe that was when he got<br />

the “rodeo bug,” starting with the<br />

Bareback Riding event.<br />

In the late 1950’s Frank found himself<br />

working summers for chuckwagon<br />

driver Hank Willard and winters<br />

feeding 600 - 700 cows for Ollie Willard.<br />

This connection led Frank into more<br />

rodeo participation. Becoming a<br />

chuckwagon outrider, a Wild Horse<br />

racer, a Wild Cow milker, a Bull rider<br />

and in the late 1960’s owning and<br />

driving his own chuckwagon.<br />

On Dec. 22, 1976 Frank married<br />

Eleanor Walgenbach (Barrett). With<br />

this union Frank gained an instant<br />

family with five step-children: Elva,<br />

Neal, Brenda, Cecil and Bonnie.<br />

Now living at Gadsby, Frank was<br />

working winters in the oil and gas<br />

industry and looking forward to his<br />

own family farm. That goal was met in<br />

1978 when Frank and Eleanor moved<br />

to their present location three miles<br />

Frederick Brett Setter,<br />

beloved husband and best<br />

friend of Karin Setter,<br />

passed away on Jan. 6, <strong>2022</strong>,<br />

at the age of 67.<br />

Brett was born July 3,<br />

1954, in Drumheller, Alta,<br />

the second oldest of seven<br />

children. Brett was raised in<br />

Calgary at the Currie<br />

Barracks military base<br />

where he enjoyed skating,<br />

camping, fishing<br />

and hunting<br />

with his siblings<br />

and family.<br />

At the age of<br />

17, he joined the<br />

Royal Canadian<br />

Airforce as a<br />

radar technician<br />

before going to<br />

SAIT and getting<br />

his welding<br />

ticket.<br />

In 1982 Brett<br />

started what would become<br />

a life long career in the oil<br />

and gas industry working<br />

both internationally and<br />

domestically.<br />

Brett had a love for<br />

fishing, camping and of<br />

course bird hunting, often<br />

driving through his beloved<br />

prairies with his wife Karin<br />

and dogs.<br />

Later in life, Brett and<br />

Karin got their dream of<br />

owning a property in the<br />

country where his entire<br />

family enjoyed smoked food<br />

and campfires at the bunker.<br />

In addition to the love for<br />

his wife, Brett had an<br />

south of Gadsby; a farm that Frank<br />

lovingly called Poverty Flats.<br />

Frank had a love for horses so it<br />

wasn’t long before Frank was raising<br />

race horses as well as cattle.<br />

In 1985 Frank and<br />

Eleanor started Dahlgren’s<br />

Oil Field Operating business.<br />

Frank was now his<br />

own boss all year round.<br />

Frank had no problem<br />

working his oilfield shifts<br />

Monday to Friday and<br />

doing the farming, before<br />

the shifts, after the shifts<br />

Dahlgren<br />

and on the weekends.<br />

Frank was a very early<br />

riser. Coffee was always on by 4:00 a.m.<br />

and family, friends and neighbours<br />

were always welcome in his home to<br />

share a cup.<br />

Family, friends and neighbours were<br />

always important to Frank. He was<br />

often found attending a sporting event<br />

that his step-children, grandchildren<br />

or great-grandchildren were participating<br />

in.<br />

He loved the large family gatherings<br />

at Christmas, birthdays, weddings and<br />

other special occasions.<br />

Frank, without hesitation, was<br />

always available and willing to help a<br />

family member, friend or neighbuor.<br />

Frank will forever be remembered<br />

as a well loved and respected man, a<br />

hard worker, a great neighbour and a<br />

devoted husband, step-father, grandfather<br />

and great -grandfather.<br />

He will be lovingly missed by all<br />

who knew him and especially so, by<br />

his family.<br />

Frank is survived by his wife of 45<br />

years, Eleanor; step-children: Elva<br />

(Roger) McAllister, Neal (Lorna)<br />

Oil and gas career<br />

international, domestically<br />

Setter<br />

immense love for his family<br />

ensuring many lasting<br />

memories.<br />

Besides his loving wife<br />

Karin, Brett is survived by<br />

his seven children; Lee<br />

(Jamie), Meaghan (Greg),<br />

Rebecca, Jay (Jade), Brad<br />

(Kira), Victoria (Bruce),<br />

Leanne (Andy) as well as 12<br />

beloved grandchildren;<br />

Nash, Layne, Logan, Hunter,<br />

Emily, Mason,<br />

Joziah, Kayleigh,<br />

Cheyenne, Brynlee,<br />

Caleb, Abby, and fur<br />

grandbaby, Ambush.<br />

Brett will also be<br />

missed by his sisters<br />

Holly and Heather,<br />

brothers Chad and<br />

Clayton, as well as a<br />

wide circle of<br />

friends.<br />

Brett was predeceased<br />

by his mother<br />

Anita Joyce and father<br />

Frederick Earl, and two<br />

brothers Calvin and Todd.<br />

A celebration of life will<br />

be held at the Hanna<br />

Community Hall at 503 5th<br />

Avenue W on Sat. Jan. 15,<br />

<strong>2022</strong>, from 1 - 3 p.m. Please<br />

note Covid-19 restrictions<br />

are in place.<br />

In lieu of flowers please<br />

consider a donation to The<br />

Mental Health Foundation<br />

in Alberta at mentalhealthfoundation.ca<br />

or to the<br />

Hanna SPCA.<br />

In the spirit of Brett,<br />

casual attire welcomed.<br />

Community Enhancement Fund of<br />

Waste Connections of Canada Inc. and<br />

Paintearth Regional Waste Management Ltd.<br />

GRANTING GUIDELINES FOR <strong>2022</strong> Q1<br />

For the <strong>2022</strong> granting cycle the Community Enhancement Fund of Waste Connections<br />

and PRWML anticipates awarding grants up to $25,000 and invites applications for<br />

eligible projects from not for profit organizations, registered charities, and community<br />

groups that provide services to the Paintearth Region. The intent of this community<br />

fund is to distribute its grant funds to as many groups as possible. Larger amounts may<br />

be considered depending upon expressed need and granting capacity. Projects should<br />

contribute to the development of a healthy and diverse community. The charitable<br />

purposes of this community are to:<br />

• Foster and promote awareness and appreciation for community-based philanthropy;<br />

• Promote the growth, development, and success of community endeavours<br />

Deadline for applications is Thursday, January 27, <strong>2022</strong>.<br />

To receive the application form, granting guidelines and/or to submit the application<br />

form, please contact the following:<br />

Waste Connections/Paintearth Waste Community Fund<br />

Attention: Michael Simpson, PO Box 509, Castor, AB T0C 0X0<br />

bfigrant@countypaintearth.ca • Phone: 403.882. 3211<br />

Parents & Grandparents<br />

Brag a Little!<br />

2021 BABY REGISTER…<br />

to be published in the January 20 issue.<br />

Send information along with baby’s photo.<br />

Please write your baby’s name on the back of the photo if mailing or dropping off.<br />

Parents’ Names:<br />

Grandparents’ Names:<br />

City/Town:<br />

Postal Code:<br />

Baby’s Name:<br />

Date of Birth:<br />

Walgenbach, Brenda Laboucan, Cecil<br />

(Pat) Walgenbach and Bonnie<br />

(Dwayne) Kobi.<br />

Also <strong>13</strong> grandchildren; 23 great<br />

grandchildren; sister Julia<br />

Day; brothers: Steve (Neoma)<br />

Dahlgren and Darrell (Selena)<br />

Dahlgren; sisters-in-law: Diane<br />

Dahlgren, Alvina Johnston<br />

and Carline Cassidy; as well as<br />

numerous nieces and nephews<br />

and many dear friends.<br />

Frank was predeceased by<br />

his parents Alfred and Viola<br />

Dahlgren; siblings Bob,<br />

Delmore, Victor, Rita<br />

Abernethy, Wallace, Donald,<br />

Darlene Kowalchuk and Russell; father<br />

and mother-in-law Carl and Isabel<br />

Barrett; brothers-in-law Barry<br />

Johnston and Frank Cassidy.<br />

A private celebration of Frank’s life<br />

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will be held on Thurs. Jan. <strong>13</strong>, <strong>2022</strong> at 1<br />

p.m. at the Stettler Funeral Home,<br />

Stettler, Alta.<br />

Interment followed at the Omega<br />

Circle Cemetery, Gadsby, Alta.<br />

The funeral service may be viewed<br />

by visiting the Stettler Funeral Home<br />

website and clicking on Frank’s obituary<br />

and then the funeral service link<br />

on the left side of your screen.<br />

Memorial donations may be made in<br />

Frank’s name to the Omega Circle<br />

Cemetery, STARS or to a charity of<br />

your choice.<br />

Stettler Funeral Home &<br />

Crematorium are entrusted with the<br />

care and funeral arrangements. For<br />

further information please contact 403-<br />

742-3422. To send condolences to the<br />

family, please visit www.stettlerfuneralhome.com.<br />

Prov.:<br />

E-mail photo to: office@ecareview.com,<br />

or bring to the <strong>ECA</strong> <strong>Review</strong> office at 4921 Victoria<br />

Ave. or mail to Box 70, Coronation, AB T0C 1C0.<br />

Call (403) 578-4111 for more info.<br />

Include $49 (plus tax,) cheque or e-Transfer to<br />

publisher@<strong>ECA</strong>review.com or<br />

phone with Visa or Mastercard credit card.<br />

Make cheques to <strong>ECA</strong> <strong>Review</strong>.<br />

Photo & Ad Deadline:<br />

Mon., Jan. 17, <strong>2022</strong>, 4 pm

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