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James William Earls was born on 15 October 1887 in Charlotteville, Norfolk, Ontario, Canada.^1,2 He and Mable Louise Kelhofer were married on 28 March 1911 in Sagola, Dickinson, Michigan. He died on 24 June 1952, at age 64, in Cooperstown, Griggs, North Dakota.

James William Earls was a Packer in Cement Plant.³

June Elaine Perschon was born on 21 June 1924 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah.² She died on 11 January 2012, at age 87.² She was buried in Salt Lake City Cemetery, Salt Lake, Salt Lake, Utah.³

June Elaine Perschon was a School Teacher.⁴ June Elaine Perschon Becar
1924 ~ 2012
June Becar passed away peacefully with her family by her side January 11th, 2012. June was born on June 21, 1924 in Salt Lake City of goodly parents. Her family were LDS members, so she was born under the covenant. When she was born her Uncle, William Perschon, said that "This baby has a strong will power and determination. If used in the right way it can really be a force for good." June grew up using this influence in the right way. While she was growing up she was a very happy child, full of life and brought sunshine into her home. June went to Whittier Elementary, Madison Junior and Granite High Schools in Salt Lake City. She graduated from the University of Utah with a BA in Education. She taught Junior High School for 2 years then attended BYU where she upgraded her skills to teach the primary grades. Thereafter, she taught several years in the Granite School District to the younger children. A short time later she met her husband-to-be, Noel J Becar, at the Hill Cumorah Pageant in Palmyra, New York. They married in the Salt Lake Temple for time and eternity on June 30, 1954. At this time she became a wonderful home maker and also began teaching young children in Primary. She worked in the Primary for most of her adult life. She was a good influence to many children who remember her to this day. June was greatly beloved by all and will be terribly missed.
June was preceded in death by her oldest son, Noel J (Nina), her parents, Arthur H. Perschon, and Elizabeth Margaret Giersch, her sister Elizabeth (Betty) Speirs (Harold), and her Grandmother Clara A. Giersch (Pauli). She is survived by her children, David Arthur (Sheri), Elizabeth Margaret, Allyn Paul (Susan), daughter-in-law Nina Becar, 15 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
Memorial Services will be held on January 14th at 11am at the Taylorsville 1st Ward chapel located at 4845 Woodhaven Dr. A viewing will be held from 6:00-8:00pm on Friday January 13th at the Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple and one hour prior to the service. Interment at Salt Lake City Cemetery.

Magdaline (Puggie) Mary Pitchko was born on 14 May 1922 in Carmel, Saskatchewan, Canada. She and Adrian George Wintemute, Jr., were married on 29 March 1944.^1,1 She died on 5 August 2012, at age 90, in Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada.

Magdaline (Puggie) Mary Pitchko was also known as Magdaline Mary "Puggie" Pitchko. Mrs. Magdaline Mary Wintemute passed away after a brief illness at the Fort Macleod Extendicare at the age of 90 years.

She was born in Carmel, Saskatchewan and spent most of her childhood in Wembly, Alberta, where she graduated with honors from the Wembly High School. In the early forties while working at her father's North Star Service Station, she met her favorite fella, Adrian (Junior), whom she married on March 29th, 1944.

Puggie was a very talented, hard working lady who tried her hand at many things unusual for women in her day. The first she delivered gas for her father during the war, this undoubtedly was the beginning of her lifelong love of anything with wheels, cattle trucks, grain trucks and ultimately the school bus which she drove for many years. Indoors she was an avid collector, reader, crib player, diarist, superb cook and passionate rooter for "her" Theoron and the Calgary Flames. Her enjoyment of sports often led her outside where she participated in baseball, curling, fishing and camping as well as riding a steer in a rodeo in her younger days. An outgoing individual with a great sense of humor, Puggie made friends wherever she went, leaving many to cherish her memory.

Puggie is survived by her children, Dianne (Al) Yarmoloy of Claresholm, Cameron (Colleen) Wintemute of Lethbridge, daughter-in-law Laurel Wintemute of Calgary. Grandchildren, Tamara (Derek- Alex, Zach) Connick, Jennifer (Rob-Dylan, Josh) Wachtler, Chad )Julie-Quinn) Yarmoloy, Ryan (Kerri- Ryker) Trotter, Marci (Wes, Kayla, Hayley, Jason, Janelle) Stockton and Scott Wintemute. Her sister Mabel Loyst, sisters-in law Mable Pitchko, Marion (Stan) Wright, Patsy Wintemute and Agnes Sailor, as well as many nieces and nephews.

Puggie was predeceased by her parents, Andrew and Anna Pitchko, husband Junior, son Larry, brothers Roman and Arthur, sister Blanche Tomik, brothers and sisters-in-law Loid and Herb (Edith Wintemute, Ariel (John) Mc Laren and grandsons Cameron Wintemute and Quinn Yarmoloy.

A Celebration of Puggie's life will be held in early September.

In lieu of flowwers, donations to a charity of one's choice would be greatly appreciated.
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WINTEMUTE
May 14th, 1922 - August 5th, 2012

Mrs. MAGDALINE MARY WINTEMUTE passed away after a brief illness at the Fort Macleod Extendicare at the age of 90 years.

She was born in Carmel, Saskatchewan and spent most of her childhood in Wembly. Alberta, where she graduated with honors from the Wembly High School. In the early forties while working at her father’s North Star Service Station she met her favorite fella, Adrian (Junior), whom she married on March 29th, 1944.

Puggie was a very talented, hard working lady who tried her hand at many things unusual for women in her day. The first she delivered gas for her father during the war, this undoubtedly was the beginning of her lifelong love of anything with wheels, cattle trucks, grain trucks and ultimately the school bus which she drove for many years. Indoors she was an avid collector, reader, crib player, diarist, superb cook and passionate rooter for "her" Theoron and the Calgary Flames. Her enjoyment of sports often led her outside where she participated in baseball, curling, fishing and camping as well as riding a steer in a rodeo in her younger days.
An outgoing individual with a great sense of humor, Puggie made friends wherever she went, leaving many to cherish her memory.

Puggie is survived by her children, Dianne (Al) Yarmoloy of Claresholm, Cameron (Colleen) Wintemute of Lethbridge, daughter-in-law Laurel Wintemute of Calgary. Grandchildren Tamara (Derek-Alex, Zach) Connick, Jennifer (Rob-Dylan, Josh) Wachtler, Chad (Julie-Quinn) Yarmoloy, Ryan (Kerri-Ryker) Trotter, Marci (Wes-Kayla, Hayley, Jason, Janelle) Stockton and Scott Wintemute. Her sister Mabel Loyst, sisters-in-law Mable Pitchko, Marion (Stan) Wright, Patsy Wintemute and Agnes Sailor, as well as many nieces and nephews.

Puggie was predeceased by her parents, Andrew and Anna Pitchko, husband Junior, son Larry, brothers Roman and Arthur, sister Blanche Tomik, brothers and sisters-in-law Loid and Herb (Edith) Wintemute, Ariel (John) McLaren and grandsons Cameron Wintemute and Quinn Yarmoloy.

A Celebration of Puggie’s life will be held in early September. In lieu of flowers, donations to a charity of one’s choice would be greatly appreciated.
Eden's Funeral Home and Crematorium
2424 - 5 Avenue
Fort Macleod, AB
Phone: 403-553-3772
Email: condolences@edensfuneralhome.com
www.edensfuneralhome.com
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WINTEMUTE
May 14th, 1922 - August 5th, 2012
Obituary

Mrs. Magdaline Mary Wintemute passed away after a brief illness at the Fort Macleod Extendicare at the age of 90 years.

She was born in Carmel, Saskatchewan and spent most of her childhood in Wembly, Alberta, where she graduated with honors from the Wembly High School. In the early forties while working at her father's North Star Service Station, she met her favorite fella, Adrian (Junior), whom she married on March 29th, 1944.

Puggie was a very talented, hard working lady who tried her hand at many things unusual for women in her day. The first she delivered gas for her father during the war, this undoubtedly was the beginning of her lifelong love of anything with wheels, cattle trucks, grain trucks and ultimately the school bus which she drove for many years. Indoors she was an avid collector, reader, crib player, diarist, superb cook and passionate rooter for "her" Theoron and the Calgary Flames. Her enjoyment of sports often led her outside where she participated in baseball, curling, fishing and camping as well as riding a steer in a rodeo in her younger days. An outgoing individual with a great sense of humor, Puggie made friends wherever she went, leaving many to cherish her memory.

Puggie is survived by her children, Dianne (Al) Yarmoloy of Claresholm, Cameron (Colleen) Wintemute of Lethbridge, daughter-in-law Laurel Wintemute of Calgary. Grandchildren, Tamara (Derek- Alex, Zach) Connick, Jennifer (Rob-Dylan, Josh) Wachtler, Chad )Julie-Quinn) Yarmoloy, Ryan (Kerri- Ryker) Trotter, Marci (Wes, Kayla, Hayley, Jason, Janelle) Stockton and Scott Wintemute. Her sister Mabel Loyst, sisters-in law Mable Pitchko, Marion (Stan) Wright, Patsy Wintemute and Agnes Sailor, as well as many nieces and nephews.

Puggie was predeceased by her parents, Andrew and Anna Pitchko, husband Junior, son Larry, brothers Roman and Arthur, sister Blanche Tomik, brothers and sisters-in-law Loid and Herb (Edith Wintemute, Ariel (John) Mc Laren and grandsons Cameron Wintemute and Quinn Yarmoloy.

A Celebration of Puggie's life will be held in early September. In lieu of flowwers, donations to a charity of one's choice would be greatly appreciated.
Eden's Funeral Home and Crematorium
2424 - 5 Avenue
Fort Macleod, AB
Phone: 403-553-3772
Email: condolences@edensfuneralhome.com
www.edensfuneralhome.com.

Allison (Al) Jimmy Yarmoloy was born on 26 December 1939 in Mundare, Alberta, Canada. He died on 16 August 2013, at age 73, in Claresholm, Alberta, Canada.

Allison (Al) Jimmy Yarmoloy was also known as Allison Jimmy "Al" Yarmoloy. He was a Teacher. He was in Teacher. YARMOLOY, Allison Jimmy
December 26, 1939 - Mundare, Alberta
August 16, 2013 - Claresholm, Alberta
'Big Al' Yarmoloy, 73, passed away following a lengthy illness. He was predeceased by his son Quinn and parents Peter and Nadia of Vegreville.
He leaves a multitude of memories with his wife of 45 years, Daryl (Dianne), son Chad (Julie), grandsons Christopher Thomas and Quinn Yarmoloy, sister Gloria Canham and her children Melissa (Dennis - Ariana, Bianca) Lipton, Russell (Raksha - Maddox, Dexter) Canham, brothers-in-law Raymond Canham, Cam (Colleen) Wintemute, sisters-in-law Laurel Wintemute and LeeAnn Duce and their families, godchildren Bradley Prozny, Anita Kozak, Dean Kokotyn, Karen Kulak, and many treasured cousins, aunts, uncles and friends.
Al had a long and successful teaching career in Bruce, Wainwright, Acme, Tofield and Claresholm during which time he also enjoyed coaching curling.
In lieu of flowers, we know Al would have appreciated donations to any food bank which was his favorite charity. Condolences may be forwarded to lady.dyarmoloy@shaw.ca. - See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/edmontonjournal/obituary.aspx?n=allison-yarmoloy&pid=166559616#sthash.g6dkWtDQ.dpuf

A long and arduous journey came to an end when Al Yarmoloy, 73, slept peacefully blessed with tender care at the Auxiliary Hospital in Claresholm. Allison Jimmy Yarmoloy was born Dec. 26, 1939 and passed way Aug. 16, 2013.
Al was predeceased by his son Quinn; parents Peter and Nadia; in-laws Adrian (Junior) and Magdaline (Puggie) Wintemute; brother-in-law Larry Wintemute; and nephew Cameron Wintemute.
Al leaves a multitude of memories with his wife of 45 years, Daryl (Dianne); son Chad (Julie); grandsons Christopher Thomas and Quinn Yarmoloy; sister Gloria Canham and her family in Dallas; brothers-in-law Raymond Canham and Cam (Colleen) Wintemute; sisters-in-law Laurel Wintemute and LeeAnn Duce; as well as treasured uncles, aunts, cousins and friends.
Al was especially fond of his nephews and nieces who reciprocated in kind to their “Uncle Hero”: Ryan (Kerri - Ryker) Trotter, Scott Wintemute, Tamara (Derek - Alex, Zach) Connick, Jennifer (Rob - Dylan, Josh) Wachtler, Michelle (Tyler Russell) Gibb, his special birthday girl, Marci (Wes - Kayla (McCauley Brown), Hayley, Jason, Janelle) Stockton, as well as many “on loan” from a beautiful extended family.
Al received his Bachelor of Education degree with honours from the University of Alberta. His first teaching assignment was in the small town of Bruce where well-known cowboy, Ernie Dorin, introduced him to rodeo (as a spectator sport only!) and curling, which would become his life long passion.
From Bruce, Al went to Wainwright where he taught for several years, acted as vice-principal, was president of the ATA local, coached basketball, track and field and, of course, curling. Gifted with a beautiful singing voice and a great sense of rhythm, he also enjoyed being the drummer in the band “Nahanni.”
Al’s career also took him to Acme and Tofield before moving to Willow Creek Composite high school where he worked until retirement. Many teacher evaluations describe him as a “master teacher.” He was most pleased when two of his students scored marks of 100 per cent on the Mathematics 31 provincial exam.
Ever a stalwart supporter of public education, Al was active in his professional association, holding local council positions for 30 terms, attending several ARAs and serving as southwest region professional development consultant for nine years.
Settling in Claresholm where he was an affiliate member of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 41 made Al happy as he loved southern Alberta. He also very much enjoyed coaching curling for many years, often taking rinks to provincial competitions. It was during this time that he was offered a position with Curl Canada which would have involved relocation to the East but, being a prairie boy at heart, he simply couldn’t come to grips with that. Each winter, the household was filled with the sounds of “Sweep! Sweep!” as Al found immense pleasure in watching his “kids” curl both nationally and internationally.
Although a modest person, “Big Al” was an active, multi-talented and very hard-working man who excelled not only in his career, but in a wealth of hobbies, fishing being his favourite. An avid reader of scientific journals and newspapers and ardent fan of CBC Radio, he was very passionate about politics, a discussion one entered at one’s own peril.
Al had a quick wit and great sense of humour, frequently playing jokes on colleagues and family. His honesty, friendliness, hospitality and generosity will be remembered. Delivering fresh rhubarb, apples and CNIB audio tapes to the Porcupine Hills Lodge plus a weekly trip to the Claresholm Food Bank with donations brought him great joy. Nothing made him happier than preparing “banquets” in his home for guests (who often preordered their menu requests) or fish fries at his little piece of Eden, Gray Creek on Kootenay Lake where the family spent thirty wonderful summers and made many lasting friendships.
As we bid sad farewell to this amazing gentleman, the family wishes to express their most sincere gratitude to all who shared Al’s journey, medical professionals and all clinic and hospital staffs, the Willow Creek Continuing Care Center, family, neighbours, friends and local businesses who have been so very kind and helpful throughout this trying time.
In lieu of flowers, we know Al would have appreciated donations to his favorite charity, the Claresholm Food Bank c/o Box 520, Claresholm, T0L 0T0. Condolences may be forwarded to lady.dyarmoloy@shaw.ca.

http://www.fortmacleodgazette.com/2013/yarmoloy-allison-al-jimmy/
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Yarmoloy, Allison (Al) Jimmy

A long and arduous journey came to an end when Al Yarmoloy, 73, slept peacefully blessed with tender care at the Auxiliary Hospital in Claresholm. Allison Jimmy Yarmoloy was born Dec. 26, 1939 and passed way Aug. 16, 2013.

Al was predeceased by his son Quinn; parents Peter and Nadia; in-laws Adrian (Junior) and Magdaline (Puggie) Wintemute; brother-in-law Larry Wintemute; and nephew Cameron Wintemute.

Al leaves a multitude of memories with his wife of 45 years, Daryl (Dianne); son Chad (Julie); grandsons Christopher Thomas and Quinn Yarmoloy; sister Gloria Canham and her family in Dallas; brothers-in-law Raymond Canham and Cam (Colleen) Wintemute; sisters-in-law Laurel Wintemute and LeeAnn Duce; as well as treasured uncles, aunts, cousins and friends. Al was especially fond of his nephews and nieces who reciprocated in kind to their “Uncle Hero”: Ryan (Kerri - Ryker) Trotter, Scott Wintemute, Tamara (Derek - Alex, Zach) Connick, Jennifer (Rob - Dylan, Josh) Wachtler, Michelle (Tyler Russell) Gibb, his special birthday girl, Marci (Wes - Kayla (McCauley Brown), Hayley, Jason, Janelle) Stockton, as well as many “on loan” from a beautiful extended family.

Al received his Bachelor of Education degree with honours from the University of Alberta. His first teaching assignment was in the small town of Bruce where well-known cowboy, Ernie Dorin, introduced him to rodeo (as a spectator sport only!) and curling, which would become his life long passion.

From Bruce, Al went to Wainwright where he taught for several years, acted as vice-principal, was president of the ATA local, coached basketball, track and field and, of course, curling. Gifted with a beautiful singing voice and a great sense of rhythm, he also enjoyed being the drummer in the band “Nahanni.”

Al’s career also took him to Acme and Tofield before moving to Willow Creek Composite high school where he worked until retirement. Many teacher evaluations describe him as a “master teacher.” He was most pleased when two of his students scored marks of 100 per cent on the Mathematics 31 provincial exam. Ever a stalwart supporter of public education, Al was active in his professional association, holding local council positions for 30 terms, attending several ARAs and serving as southwest region professional development consultant for nine years.

Settling in Claresholm where he was an affiliate member of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 41 made Al happy as he loved southern Alberta. He also very much enjoyed coaching curling for many years, often taking rinks to provincial competitions. It was during this time that he was offered a position with Curl Canada which would have involved relocation to the East but, being a prairie boy at heart, he simply couldn’t come to grips with that. Each winter, the household was filled with the sounds of “Sweep! Sweep!” as Al found immense pleasure in watching his “kids” curl both nationally and internationally.

Although a modest person, “Big Al” was an active, multi-talented and very hard-working man who excelled not only in his career, but in a wealth of hobbies, fishing being his favourite. An avid reader of scientific journals and newspapers and ardent fan of CBC Radio, he was very passionate about politics, a discussion one entered at one’s own peril.

Al had a quick wit and great sense of humour, frequently playing jokes on colleagues and family. His honesty, friendliness, hospitality and generosity will be remembered. Delivering fresh rhubarb, apples and CNIB audio tapes to the Porcupine Hills Lodge plus a weekly trip to the Claresholm Food Bank with donations brought him great joy. Nothing made him happier than preparing “banquets” in his home for guests (who often preordered their menu requests) or fish fries at his little piece of Eden, Gray Creek on Kootenay Lake where the family spent thirty wonderful summers and made many lasting friendships.

As we bid sad farewell to this amazing gentleman, the family wishes to express their most sincere gratitude to all who shared Al’s journey, medical professionals and all clinic and hospital staffs, the Willow Creek Continuing Care Center, family, neighbours, friends and local businesses who have been so very kind and helpful throughout this trying time.

In lieu of flowers, we know Al would have appreciated donations to his favorite charity, the Claresholm Food Bank c/o Box 520, Claresholm, T0L 0T0. Condolences may be forwarded to lady.dyarmoloy@shaw.ca.

Quinn Peter Yarmoloy was born on 2 May 1974 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. He died on 25 July 1993, at age 19, in Claresholm, Municipal District of Willow Creek No. 26, Alberta, Canada. He was buried in Gray Creek Cemetery, Central Kootenay, British Columbia, Canada.

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Larry George Wintemute was born on 27 April 1950 in Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada. He died on 10 September 2011, at age 61, in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

Obituaries (09/16/11)
WINTEMUTE, Larry George
April 27, 1950 - September 10, 2011
Larry George Wintemute, beloved husband of Laurel Wintemute of Calgary, passed away at the Tom Baker Cancer Centre on Saturday, September 10, 2011 at the age of 61 years. Larry was raised on a farm south of Fort Macleod which remained very near to his heart. He was a very kind and generous man who always put others before himself. His greatest pride and accomplishment was his family and his multitude of friends, all of whom will miss him greatly. Besides his beloved wife, Laurel, Larry is survived by cherished sons Ryan (Kerri) and Scott; as well as his loving mother Magdaline (Puggie); sister Dianne (Al) Yarmoloy; brother Cameron (Colleen); mother-in-law and father-in-law, Norma and Lawrence Trotter; brothers-in-law Ron (Carol) and Jason (Tamara); sisters-in- law Chris (Rory) and Kathy; as well as numerous cousins, nieces and nephews whom he adored. He was predeceased by his father Adrian (Junior), brother-in-law and wife, Craig and Anna Trotter, and nephews Cameron and Quinn. Funeral Services will be held at McINNIS & HOLLOWAY'S Fish Creek Chapel (14441 Bannister Road S.E.) on Saturday, September 17, 2011 at 2:00 p.m. Forward condolences through www.mcinnisandholloway.com . If friends so desire, memorial tributes may be made directly to the charity of the donor's choice. In living memory of Larry Wintemute, a tree will be planted at Fish Creek Provincial Park.

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WINTEMUTE, Larry George
April 27, 1950 - September 10, 2011

Larry George Wintemute beloved husband of Laurel Wintemute of Calgary, passed away at the Tom Baker Cancer Centre on Saturday, September 10, 2011 at the age of 61 years.

Larry was raised on a farm south of Fort Macleod which remained very near to his heart. He was a very kind and generous man who always put others before himself. His greatest pride and accomplishment was his family and his multitude of friends, all of whom will miss him greatly.

Besides his beloved wife, Laurel, Larry is survived by cherished sons Ryan (Kerri) and Scott; as well as his loving mother Magdaline [Puggie]; sister Dianne (Al) Yarmoloy; brother Cameron (Colleen); mother-in-law and father-in-law Norma and Lawrence Trotter; brothers-in-law Ron (Carol) and Jason (Tamara); sisters-in-law Chris (Rory) and Kathy; as well as numerous cousins, nieces and nephews whom he adored. He was predeceased by his father Adrian [Junior], brother-in-law and wife, Craig and Anna Trotter, and nephews Cameron and Quinn.

Funeral Services will be held at McINNIS & HOLLOWAY’S Fish Creek Chapel (14441 Bannister Road S.E. Calgary) on Saturday September, 17, 2011 at 2:00 p.m. Forward condolences through www.mcinnisandholloway.com. If friends so desire, memorial tributes may be made directly to the charity of the donor’s choice.

In living memory of Larry Wintemute, a tree will be planted at Fish Creek Provincial Park by McInnis & Holloway Funeral Homes, Fish Creek Chapel, 14441 Bannister Road S.E. Calgary, AB Telephone: 1-800-661-1599.
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thursday-september-15-2011
WINTEMUTE, Larry George
April 27, 1950 - September 10, 2011

Larry George Wintemute beloved husband of Laurel Wintemute of Calgary, passed away at the Tom Baker Cancer Centre on Saturday, September 10, 2011 at the age of 61 years.

Larry was raised on a farm south of Fort Macleod which remained very near to his heart. He was a very kind and generous man who always put others before himself. His greatest pride and accomplishment was his family and his multitude of friends, all of whom will miss him greatly.

Besides his beloved wife, Laurel, Larry is survived by cherished sons Ryan (Kerri) and Scott; as well as his loving mother Magdaline [Puggie]; sister Dianne (Al) Yarmoloy; brother Cameron (Colleen); mother-in-law and father-in-law Norma and Lawrence Trotter; brothers-in-law Ron (Carol) and Jason (Tamara); sisters-in-law Chris (Rory) and Kathy; as well as numerous cousins, nieces and nephews whom he adored. He was predeceased by his father Adrian [Junior], brother-in-law and wife, Craig and Anna Trotter, and nephews Cameron and Quinn.

Funeral Services will be held at McINNIS & HOLLOWAYS Fish Creek Chapel (14441 Bannister Road S.E. Calgary) on Saturday September, 17, 2011 at 2:00 p.m. Forward condolences through www.mcinnisandholloway.com. If friends so desire, memorial tributes may be made directly to the charity of the donors choice.

In living memory of Larry Wintemute, a tree will be planted at Fish Creek Provincial Park by McInnis & Holloway Funeral Homes, Fish Creek Chapel, 14441 Bannister Road S.E. Calgary, AB Telephone: 1-800-661-1599.