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10 A ugust 11'22 HANNA/CORONATION/STETTLER, AB. ECA REVIEW SLAP Shots • Pelicans forward Larry Nance Jr., via Twitter, when asked if he is the most famous person from Richfield, Ohio’s Revere High School: “You would think so … but, I’m not sure what I’d have to do to pass Jeffery Dahmer.” • Jerry Tarde of Golf Digest, in a fictitious interview with the late Dan Jenkins, on the LIV golf tour: “I hear Patrick Reed got $80 million to defect. The Saudis paid him $20 million, and the PGA Tour put up the other 60.” • Comedy writer Alex Kaseberg: “At the World Athletic Championships in Eugene, Ore., Mondo Duplantis set a world record in the pole vault of 20 feet, four inches. That is higher than Snoop Dog at one of his album release parties.” • Headline at fark.com: “Mike Trout diagnosed with rare spinal condition that’s been aggravated by carrying the Angels for the last 10 years or so.” Total of six days to climb Mount Everest Cont’d from Pg 5 climb. The coldest day was and family until the final stretch to the message to his wife, whose birthday The climb from base camp -30 Celsius. There were several other climbers present, However, the first time he made the Krys also told of the 17 pounds of summit. was the next day. to the summit is a 4-week journey. The human body some going up while others climb to Camp I he took out his phone weight that he lost on his 4-week needs to acclimatize to the were coming down. His and was greeted with pictures of his adventure. He also left all his climbing high altitudes, so each phase hard work to prepare paid family at Easter. This was the hardest gear for his Sherpa, Dawa, to use in of the climb requires a off when he was able to complete the various legs of this It was also difficult coming down When asked what his next summit moment for him. future climbs. return to base camp to allow the body to rest, recuperate journey well ahead of other from the summit. Gravity is working will be Krys indicated it was ‘a baby’. and allow the creation of climbers in his group, with you so you are going faster than He and Paige had announced the more red blood cells needed including four hours sooner you should. Others are coming up coming of their first child earlier at the to carry oxygen at higher to the summit. while you are going down, so at times reunion. elevations. By this point of Krys’s you leave the ropes to allow others to It isn’t often that someone can say Krys had a member of the story the crowd at the go up. It was exhausting. Once you they have met and talked to a climber local Nepal ethnic group Brigley Reunion was in awe have accomplished your goal your who has successfully reached the aide him in his climb. These and had many questions for body says, ‘I’m done’. summit of Mount Everest, it was humbling to hear Krys’s story. assistants are called him. Did you leave anything behind? No, Sherpas. Dawa was with How was the food? Not he didn’t take anything to leave. When Krys and Paige Benyamein live in Krys on ascents from Camp very good. After base camp at the summit where there were items San Diego, California where Krys is a I upwards. there were no perishable left by others ‘part of me wished I had’, lawyer by trade, actively working in The first climb was from foods available. So much of but this is discouraged to preserve the his family’s real estate business. Paige base camp to Camp I, where his diet was canned Spam, environment. is in her final two years of surgical Krys spent two nights before tuna and potatoes. He did have a Garmin, so was able to residency. returning to base camp. Was there any wildlife to take summit pictures and send a The next stage was climbing see? A little higher than past Camp I and II and stopping at Camp III for a few of rabbit that he often would Professional Directory base camp there was a type nights stay in rudimentary see. Beyond that there were tents before returning to only birds. Funeral Home base camp. Is there much litter? Optometrist Chery Southoff The final journey that There used to be a lot of would take him to the litter that had been left CORONATION VISION CLINIC summit took six days. It behind. Then people were Dr. Ward ZoBell Tues & Thurs 10 - 4 began with a 10-hour hike paid to bring litter down so Proud to be part of Central Alberta 403-578-3221 from base to Camp II, where the mountain is much Family Funeral Services Ltd. HANNA VISION CENTRE he spent two nights. Then cleaner now. www.coronationfuneralhome.ca Eye Health, Glasses, Contacts off to Camp III for a onenight rest and the addition bodies left near the top? Yes. 403-578-2928 Tues, Wed 9-4:30; Thurs, Fri 9-4 Is it true that there are Dr. Dennis A. Heimdahl Dr. Ward ZoBell corofuneralhome@telus.net 403-854-3003 of the supplementary Krys saw two bodies on his oxygen tanks that would get climb. Those who do not him to the top. survive the final summit Lawyer Dentist Krys left Camp III at 5 remain there, as the energy a.m. and arrived at Camp IV needed to carry this weight E. Roger Spady at 10 a.m. This is called the down the mountain is more Professional Corporation death yours! serving families zone and is where Our than most climbers can Barrister & Solicitor Phone: 825-300-0049 many climbers go no further. 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ECA REVIEW HANNA/CORONATION/STETTLER, AB August 11'22 11 OBITUARIES Cared deeply for his community Kenneth Dallas Schultz August 22, 1935 – July 30, 2022 Ken passed away in the Hanna Hospital on July 30, 2022, at 86 years of age with his loving wife, Eleanor at his side. Ken was a wonderful husband, dad, papa, brother, uncle, cousin, friend and neighbour who will be deeply missed by all that had the opportunity to share his life. Ken was born in the Hanna Hospital on Aug. 22, 1935 and lived his entire life at Endiang, Alta. He attended Summerhill School ending his formal education in Grade 8, and he then assisted his dad with the farm and continued actively farming until 2001. Ken married the love of his life, Eleanor Tucker on Nov. 24, 1956 and they have two daughters – Val (1961) and Kris (1966). They started their married life south of Endiang on the Dick Boehlke farm, which was Eleanor’s grandfather’s homestead, prior to building and moving to their own home in 1964, which is still the family home today. Ken was very active in the community starting from a young age through until this spring. He played with the Endiang Men’s Blue Jays hardball team and in later years helped to coach and manage. As he grew older, floor curling Schultz became his passion and he organized many local bonspiels and travelled to various communities to compete. He held leadership roles on the Paintearth Gas Co-op, SLW Ag Society, Endiang History Book Committee, Endmoor Culture & Recreation Committee, Boehlke Fish Pond Committee, Endiang Koolers and Endiang Cemetery Club. He was involved with the Endiang Community Hall over the years, helping construct the photo frames, hosting annual Turkey Suppers, and assisting with Homecoming Celebrations in 1975 and 2000 as well as the Centennial Celebration in 2010. The community recognized all the volunteering and accomplishments by presenting Ken and Eleanor with the Stettler Dodge Community Service Award in 2018. Ken cared deeply for his community and wanted to have a connection with all who lived in it, and so he decided to host a pancake breakfast at the farm for all his family, friends and neighbours. The event was a success and grew into a full weekend of activities, frisbee golf, fireworks, campfire sing alongs, games and of course camping. This July, the family hosted the 40th Annual Pancake Breakfast & Campout and we were blessed to have Ken join them for a few hours on Sunday. Ken lived an extraordinary active and healthy life until this past winter when his body started to fail him and at the end of May he entered the hospital where he stayed until his passing. Ken leaves to mourn his wife of 65 years, Eleanor; his daughters: Val Schultz and Kris (David) Mohl, his special daughter Judy Crawford; his grandchildren: Michele (Shane) Toews, Kyle (Rachel) Mohl and Jeff Crawford; his sister Jacky (John) Chop; his sister-in-law Mickey Tucker; and his nephews - Greg Chop, and Dale (Florence), Glen (Theresa) and Lee (Christine) Tucker and their families; as well as several cousins and too many friends to count. He was predeceased by his parents Jack and Florence Schultz; his in-laws Ralph and Tillie Tucker; his brother-inlaw Clifton Tucker; and his niece Rhonda Sedgewick. A private family interment took place at the Endiang Cemetery prior to the Celebration of Life on Wednesday, Aug. 10th, 2022 at the Endiang Hall. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Endiang Cemetery, Box 321, Endiang, Alta., T0J 1G0, Hanna Ladies Auxiliary, Box 23, Hanna, Alta. Busy homemaker, active volunteer Joyce Elizabeth Strome July 19, 1937 - July 27, 2022 Joyce was born to parents Victor and Ethel Ronald in Castor, Alta. Joyce was a mother to eight lively children and was an extremely busy homemaker. On top of that she was an active volunteer in the communities that she lived. She was a life time member of the Royal Purple, United Church and the Legion. She loved to curl, play cards, sing in the church choir and spent many hours sewing and quilting. The thing that brought her the most joy was spending time with her children, grandchildren and friends. Joyce is survived and lovingly remembered by her family, Don (Thelma)-son Jeffrey (Jennifer) and their children Anna and Elizabeth, daughter Michelle (Des) and their children Sarah, James and Evelyn; Ken (Janice)-son Scott (Kathy) and his sons Liam and Landon and her children Jared and Kayla, son Russell (Kaysi) and their sons William and Michael, daughter Ashley (Cory) and their son Kamden; Raymond (Robin)-son Brock Bouchard (Crystal) and their son Ryder, daughter Jolene, sons Peter and Nelson Auger, daughters Kastleen, Kai- Leigh (Ethan) their daughter Mylanna Strome, son Kaidn Strome; Bernie (Joyce); Kevin (Monica)- daughters Symone, Krystal (Chris) and their children Sienna, Kiera, Ryker, August, Strome Memphis and Hudson, Tiffany (Luke) and their children Jack, Samara and Gerrault; Gale (Chris)-son Jason (Tara) sons Trayce, Maxwell and Jordan Cooman; Lori (Robin)-daughter Samantha (Tom) their sons Caleb and Reese, son Codie. Also her sisters and brothers-in-law: Alma Ronald of Waterloo, Ont., Hazel Annett of Fleet, Alta., Violet Clark of Surrey, BC, Ernie (Arlene) of Castor, Alta., Danny (Elda) of Westlock, Beatrice (Vic) Tschritter of Sherwood Park, Alta. and Ruby (Dave) Lopetinsky of Edmonton, Alta.; nieces, nephews and friends. Joyce was predeceased by her husband Walter, their son Robert, grandson Bryn Bouchard, all of her siblings and dear friend Ted Lappe. A celebration of Joyce’s life was held on Aug. 9, 2022 in the Knox United Church, Castor, with Rev. Dr. Nancy L. Steeves officiating. Joyce was laid to rest beside her beloved husband Walter and son Robert in the Castor Cemetery. Donations in memory of Joyce are gratefully accepted to S.T.A.R.S., 570- 1441 Aviation Park NE, Calgary, Alta. T2E 9Z9 or a charity of the donor’s choice. To send condolences to the family, please visit www.parkviewfuneralchapels.com. Parkview Funeral Chapels & Crematorium were entrusted with the care and funeral arrangements. For further information, please contact 403-882-3141. WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE Canadian Prairie Pickers Paying Cash For Coin Collections, Silver & Gold Coins, Royal Can. Mint Sets. Also Buying Gold Jewelry $$ $ are once again touring the area! We purchase rolls, bags or boxes of silver coins PAYING HIGHEST PRICES To arrange a free, discreet in-home visit call Kellie at 1-778-257-9019 Bonded since 1967 $$ $ T0J 1P0 or the charity of your choosing. Hanna Funeral Services has been entrusted with the care and arrangements; 403- 854-5956, www. hannafuneral.ca. Card of Thanks The family wishes to thank the Dr. Wendy Fortna and all of the staff at the Hanna Hospital for the exceptional care provided to Ken over the past few months. Forever in our hearts and soul It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Dienne Jeryl Gertz (nee Gilbertson) on July 22, 2022 at the age of 64. Dienne was a loving wife, mother, oma, sister, tante, aunt and friend to all who knew her. Left to cherish her memory are her husband, Roy; children, Wyatt (Anno), Marya (Leo); grandchildren, Taylor, Brooklynn, Ryder, Daxton, Petra, Jensen, Waylen; Siblings, Terry (Cathie), Dana (Ivan) and Micki along with nieces, In loving memory Donna Josephine Penosky (Rouse) was born in Stettler, Alta. on Aug. 17, 1929 to parents Nellie Marguerite (Cowan) and Jacob Alexander Rouse. Donna passed away on July 10, 2022 in Stettler at the age of 92 years. She will be forever missed by her loving family, son Brett (Lorna) Penosky; daughters Sharlene Penosky (Cam) Christianson; and Donnel Elwood; numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, other family and many dear friends and neighbours. Donna was predeceased by her husband James nephews and friends. She was predeceased by her parents, Ronald and Alice; siblings, Darrel and Darcy; and inlaws, Helmut, Waltraud and Petra. She will be forever in our hearts and souls. Funeral arrangements by Hainstock’s Gertz Funeral Home and Crematorium, 9810 - 34 Ave. NW, Edmonton, Alta. T6E 6L1. Victor Penosky; sons Michael James Penosky and James Craig Penosky; sonin-law Richard Elwood and all of her siblings. A private gathering of family and friends will be held. Donations in memory of Donna are gratefully accepted to the Stettler Hospice Society, P.O. Box 880, Stettler, Alta. T0C 2L0; Alzheimer Society, #1, 5550-45 St. Red Deer, Alta. T4N 1L1 or a charity of the donor’s choice. To send condolences to the family, please visit www. stettlerfuneralhome.com. Stettler Funeral Home & Crematorium entrusted with the care and arrangements, 403-742-3422. Thank You We would like to send our heartfelt gratitude to our extended family, friends and neighbours for all of your love and support during a very difficult time after the sudden death of our sister and aunt, Kathleen Richardson Nelson of Manning, Alberta. WANTED Thank you for your visits, phone calls, flowers, gifts DEAD of food, care OR of the ALIVE cemetery grounds, help with the reception, cleaning of the hall and providing bountiful food for the family supper. Thank you Hugh for all o your guidance and support and Al for your words of Canadian Prairie Pickers comfort before, during are once and again after touring the service. the area! Thank you to all who attended Kathleen’s interment which took place at Fairfield Cemetery, Paying Brownfield, Cash Ab. For If Coin we didn’t Collections, get a chance to thank you in person, please Silver know & Gold that Coins, your presence was heartfelt and appreciated. Royal A special Can. thank Mint you Sets. to Chapel of Memories funeral Home Also in Peace Buying River, Gold Ab. Jewelry for preparing us for our journey to Coronation Funeral Home. A special thank you to the staff We of purchase Coronation rolls, Funeral bags Home for accepting and safely or transporting boxes of silver Kathleen coinsto her final resting place. PAYING HIGHEST PRICES Sincerely Gordon Nelson and family, To arrange a free, discreet Wayne Richardson in-home visitand family, call Kellie Craig and at Heather 1-778-257-9019 Richardson and family. $$ $ Bonded since 1967 $$ $
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