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DUNNE, Cheryl Lynn: 1968 - 1971
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Cheryl Lynn Dunne, 2, of Grande Prairie DUNNE — Funeral services were held on February 22 at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Grande Prairie for Cheryl Lynn Dunne who passed away at her home on February 19. Cheryl was 2 years and 11 months old. She was born at Trochu, Alberta and moved to Grande Prairie in August of 1968 where she resided with her family until the time of her passing. Left to mourn her loss are her parents Bill and Bev Dunne, 2 brothers, Terry and Steve; 1 sister Donna all of Grande Prairie; grandparents Pat & Irene Dunne of Castor, Alta., Mrs. Billy Ford of Bezanson and great-grandparents William and Ida Ulmer of Castor, Alta. She was predeceased by one grandfather Mr. Charlie Ford in 1970. The funeral service was officiated by Rev. Fr. Naphin and pallbearers were Ron Sheehan, Tom Glendinning, Harvey Hasiuk, and Gordon Mackey. Place of interment was the Glenn Leslie Cemetery. Arrangements were made by Lynch's Funeral Chapel of Grande Prairie. The Daily Herald-Tribune Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada 22 Feb 1971, Tue - page 9 |
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DUNNE, William Terrence: November 8, 1936 - December 29, 1999
William Terrence Dunne, 63, of Grande Prairie William Terrence Dunne, known to many as Bill, Billy and Willy T,
known to a few as Dad and Grandpa and to one as husband, passed away on December
29, 1999. His passing was sudden and has been felt by many in this community. Bill is survived by his wife of 37 years, Bev and his three children, Terrence,
Steven (and Karyn Lux), Donna (and Terrence de Bruin) and his two beautiful
granddaughters Jessica and Rebecca Dunne.Bill was predeceased by his daughter, Cheryl Lynn, his father, Patrick Joseph, his mother, Irene Mae, and his father-in-law, Charles E. Ford. In 1936, Bill was born in Castor, Alberta, and spent the first 17 years of his life there. He then attended the University of Alberta and graduated with a Junior E. in 1954. After teaching for four years in Halkirk, Red Deer and Tarrington, he returned to U of A for his Bachelor of Physical Education which he received in 1962. Before moving to Grande Prairie in 1968, Bill taught in Bentley, Innisfail, and Trochu. During his 31 years in Grande Prairie, Bill, serving in many different roles (teacher, administrator, mentor, and friend) has touched the lives of thousands. Rarely did a day go by without a former student stopping him in the mall or on the street saying, "Hey. Mr. Dunne, do you remember me?" The surprising thing was that most often Bill did remember and could identify the year that that student entered his class. People who know Bill, would not attribute this ability to a great memory (he didn't go anywhere without his day-timer) bur rather to his love for his career and the students in his care. Bill lived for two things, his family and his students. After three years of Central Office service with the Catholic School District, he returned to enjoy being principal and teacher because it allowed him to focus on the real reason for reaching, his students. After retiring from teaching in 1992, "Billy" joined the Hi-Tech team. There, his hobby became his new career and his interest in Apple computers blossomed. The Mac symbol became synonymous with Billy and people who know him will remember him every time they see the multi-coloured apple. His retirement also allowed time for Bill to get involved as trustee for the Catholic School District and spend time at Five Star Golf course where he, Bev and Nordic began a cabin life with many new friends. Prayer services for Bill will be held on Sunday, January 2, 2000 with viewing from 7 p.m. and service to begin at 7:30 p.m. at Oliver's Grande Prairie Funeral Chapel (10005-107 Ave.) Grande Prairie. Funeral will be held at St. Joseph Catholic Church (10113-103 Ave.) Grande Prairie on Monday, January 3, 2000 at 3 p.m. with Father Gerry Pettipas officiating. The Daily Herald-Tribune Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada 31 Dec 1999, Fri - page 5 |
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