Obituary of Vivian Marshall

B I O G R A P H Y MARSHALL: Vivian Olivia Marshall passed away in the Riverside Health Complex, Turtleford, Saskatchewan on Saturday, July 14, 2007 at the age of 82 years. Vivian is survived by: five children: Brian Marshall of Ladysmith, BC; Carole and her husband Wayne Mork of Turtleford; Arlene and her husband John Hicks of Livelong, Barb and her husband Charlie Range of Livelong and Jack Marshall of Turtleford; ten grandchildren, nine great grandchildren; one chosen brother: Dick Jones and his wife Lola; two sisters-in-law: Rosetta Nicholson of Victoria, BC and Helvi Carlson of Livelong; one brother-in-law Chief Denny of Livelong as well as numerous other relatives. Vivian was predeceased by: her husband Jack in 1996, daughter-in-law Bonnie Marshall in 2005, parents Frank and Hilma Carlson, Brothers: Carl and Gus; sisters: Anna Spence, Lillian Denny and Ellen Denny. The memorial service for Vivian was conducted from the Good Shepherd United/Anglican Church, Turtleford, Saskatchewan on Thursday, July 19, 2007 at 2:00 P.M. with Reverend Canon Don Skinner officiating. Special music “Where The Roses Never Fade,” was sung by Marg Uhlig. Hymns sung were “Rock of Ages,” “In The Garden,” accompanied on the organ by Bev Meikle. Honorary pallbearers were all Vivian’s grandchildren: Trudy Maess, Renée Durell, Glenyce Hughes, Bobi Schiller, Jaclyn Schenn, Erin Smith, Trisha Kupser, Jolene Crump, Dennis Range and Michelle Range. Interment followed in the Turtleford Cemetery. McCaw Funeral Service Ltd., of Turtleford and Lloydminster administered the funeral arrangements. Card of Thanks We would like to thank Chris & Gerald of Marshall’s Ambulance; the staff at RUH and Riverside Health Complex; Reverend Don Skinner for the service and for the kind words you spoke about Mom; Marg Uhlig and Bev Meikle for your musical contributions; her grandchildren who served as honorary pallbearers; the church ladies for the lunch; the staff at McCaw Funeral Service Ltd., for helping us through this difficult time; to everyone who sent flowers, brought food, for your phone calls, cards, visits and donations. A special thank you to everyone who stopped at the scene to help mom. Your compassion and kindness will never be forgotten. Donations in memory of Vivian may be made to the Riverside Health Complex Palliative Care Unit.