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The Name of the Dead	Pronunciation (if you feel it would be useful)	About the Dead
Beverly Joseph		An Indigenous child who died within Canada’s residential school system.
Beulah Henry		An Indigenous child who died within Canada’s residential school system.
Betsy Smith		An Indigenous child who died within Canada’s residential school system.
Betsy Raindeer		An Indigenous child who died within Canada’s residential school system.
Betsy Osborne		An Indigenous child who died within Canada’s residential school system.
Betsy Lepatac		An Indigenous child who died within Canada’s residential school system.
Betsie Osborne		An Indigenous child who died within Canada’s residential school system.
Bessie Wah Pah Hoo		An Indigenous child who died within Canada’s residential school system.
Bessie Sutherland		An Indigenous child who died within Canada’s residential school system.
Bessie Gouchier		An Indigenous child who died within Canada’s residential school system.
Bertie Weasel Robe		An Indigenous child who died within Canada’s residential school system.
Bertie Mistaken Chief		An Indigenous child who died within Canada’s residential school system.
Bertie Kitty		An Indigenous child who died within Canada’s residential school system.
Bertie Bull		An Indigenous child who died within Canada’s residential school system.
Bertha Two Thieves		An Indigenous child who died within Canada’s residential school system.
Bertha Ruby Stewart		An Indigenous child who died within Canada’s residential school system.
Bertha Pierre		An Indigenous child who died within Canada’s residential school system.
Bertha Many Feathers		An Indigenous child who died within Canada’s residential school system.
Bertha Lillian White		An Indigenous child who died within Canada’s residential school system.
Bertha Jimmy		An Indigenous child who died within Canada’s residential school system.
Bertha Fred		An Indigenous child who died within Canada’s residential school system.
Jordan Jay Posluns		1986 - 2017 A young beautiful soul who could not find his place on this earth. We hope he is at peace and playing his music with joy
Joel Cohen		1929 - 2014 Joel Cohen was my Daddy Bear. He was the best man I’ve ever known. He always encouraged me to do what I wanted, even if he would have... Read more about Joel Cohen Joel Cohen was my Daddy Bear. He was the best man I’ve ever known. He always encouraged me to do what I wanted, even if he would have preferred me not to. He encouraged me to go abroad after I graduated university, because he knew I wanted to, although I found out from my sister he thought it was too far away for too long. He was extremely intelligent—he taught algebra, geometry, trig, calculus, and statistics in a college for 28 years. He was an amazing photographer, and avid reader and had a witty, dry sense of humour. He died of mucosal melanoma at 85 1/2. I miss him every day. Read less about Joel Cohen
Ruth Booth	Ruth (The Book in The Bible) Booth (as I have one at The Market).	1925 - 2020 My Mom passed away on March 2nd of this year. She and my Father fought for my education. In the end they had me sent to a school in Vermont... Read more about Ruth Booth My Mom passed away on March 2nd of this year. She and my Father fought for my education. In the end they had me sent to a school in Vermont (Pine Ridge School). I have a learning problem. My Dad is still living. I honour both of them, but I really miss my Mom. Read less about Ruth Booth
Gert West		1924 - 2007 My beloved Mum
Jim West		1920 - 1980 My beloved Dad
Lorna Dawn McDermott		1980 - 1980 my daughter who passed one hour after her birth
Eugenia Loukian		Daughter, adventur seeker, best friend
Margit (Margaret) Magyar		1935 - 2008 Margit Karpati Magyar was my mother-in-law. She escaped Hungary in 1956 and fled, with her husband Istvan, to Austria and was given safe... Read more about Margit (Margaret) Magyar Margit Karpati Magyar was my mother-in-law. She escaped Hungary in 1956 and fled, with her husband Istvan, to Austria and was given safe passage to Montreal, Canada. Margit loved the music of Hank Williams. Read less about Margit (Margaret) Magyar
Istvan (Stephen) Magyar		1927 - 2019 Istvan Magyar was my father-in-law. He escaped Hungary in 1956 and fled, with his wife Margit Karpati, to Austria and was given safe passage... Read more about Istvan (Stephen) Magyar Istvan Magyar was my father-in-law. He escaped Hungary in 1956 and fled, with his wife Margit Karpati, to Austria and was given safe passage to Montreal, Canada. Istvan could repair any type of engine or motor and loved to work with his hands. Read less about Istvan (Stephen) Magyar

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