Moon,  William (Bill): May 25, 1917 - August 4, 1986 {also on Lee grave stone page}

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Moon, Ida Pearl: 1923 - September 26, 2009 {also on Lee grave stone page}

Ida Lee married Bill Moon

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Block 22, Plot 2

MOON, W. Deryle.: April 28, 1943 - March 29, 1967

MOON, Gurth Lloyd: October 13, 1952 - April 24, 2023

Gurth Moon     Gurth Lloyd Moon, resident of Grande Prairie, AB, passed away peacefully on Monday, April 24, 2023, at the Grande Prairie Regional Hospital, at the age of 70 years.    Gurth was born October 13, 1952, in Grande Prairie. His early years were spent in the Bezanson, AB, area. In Grade 3 he moved with his family to Grande Prairie. It was at this time he met his long-time friend, Wayne Dunbar.    While Gurth was in junior high school, he became the proud owner of a small street motorcycle – a Yamaha 80. Wayne also had a motorcycle, and he introduced Gurth to two other motorcycle owners, Alan Munro, and Brian Hanson. Together the four of them spent many a good time cruising the streets of Grande Prairie. As had happened with Wayne, Gurth developed lifelong friendships with Alan and Brian. He also took up drumming. He drummed for the Scarlet Creamsicle, and the Peace of Mind, local rock and roll bands, of which Brian and other friends were also members. Gurth was known for his rock-solid drumming.    After high school, he worked with his dad at Tissington Industries at the airport. When his dad, Gordon Moon, and Richard Moon started Prism Glass & Paint, Gurth worked there with them. He became a Journeyman Glazier, receiving top honors in his class. He was a meticulous, conscientious hard worker. Eventually, Gurth and Brian ended up owning Prism and operated it successfully for many years. Former employees speak of the camaraderie and fun times that were had at Prism. Many of these former employees remained friends with Gurth throughout the years. In due course, the business was sold and Gurth and Brian continued with other investments. Gurth did, however, keep working at Prism until he suffered a bout with meningitis, after which he retired. During retirement, Gurth spent time maintaining his house - the outside of which he painted every year! He was always ready and willing to help his friends.    Gurth enjoyed many trips with his friends, including visits to Haida Gwaii, other areas of British Columbia, eastern Canada, and the United States. Gurth was also an avid car buff, owning a rare Buick Regal.    Gurth was a very private individual, and he did not want to ever impose on anyone, even when he was recently diagnosed with terminal cancer. That little guy Gurth was loved by his family and his friends.    Gurth will be dearly missed by his relatives: niece Tammy Figol (Don); great-nephew Sawyer Figol; nephew Shane Higginson (Victoria); as well as many good friends.    Gurth was predeceased by his parents Bill and Ida Moon; his brother Deryle Moon; his sister Cheryl Higginson; as well as brother in-law Stan Higginson.    The family and friends of Gurth wish to thank Dr. Pope, Dr. Martin, Dr. Barreth, and all the nurses who cared so compassionately for Gurth.    A Memorial Gathering will be held on Monday, May 1, 2023, at 11:00 am, at Oliver’s Funeral Home in Grande Prairie (10005 107 Ave.).    Memorial donations may be made to the Alzheimer’s Society of Alberta (102, 9823 116 Ave Grande Prairie, AB, T8V 4B4, alzheimer.ca/en/ab), or to the Alberta Cancer Foundation (710 10123 99 St. NW Edmonton, AB, T5J 3H1, www.albertacancer.ca). Oliver's Funeral Home website - Grande Prairie - April 2023

Block 22, Plot 1

MOON, Donald “Neil”: December 18, 1934 – December 16, 2013 {also on Tink grave stone page}

Donald "Neil" Moon    Neil was born December 18, 1934 in Grande Prairie and resided in the Glen Leslie area until his peaceful passing two days shy of his 79th birthday on December 16, 2013. Neil was active in the community and thoroughly enjoyed all of his kids, cows and critters – and there were many!    Neil is survived by his wife of 40 years Gayle; children: Janice Moon of Edmonton, Dave (Mavis) Neale of Bezanson and Barbara Wieler of Saskatoon; grandchildren: Kelsey Moon of Ucluelet, BC, Myles (Sam) Neale of Bezanson and Nikki (Stephan) Therrien; great-grandson Owen Therrien of Bezanson; foster-children: Tessica, Elvina and John; sisters: Alice Valgardson of Taber and Jean Rockarts of Clairmont; in-laws: Marion Moon of Edmonton, Bryan Tink, Gwen Richards, Marlene Wales of Grande Prairie, Darrel (Colleen) Tink of Summerland, BC, and Dennis Tink of Edmonton; as well as many nieces, nephews, cousins, extended family and many friends.    Neil was predeceased by his parents Alf and Myrtle Moon, parents in-law Roy and Rachel Tink; brother Jim Moon; brothers in-law Maurice Rockarts, Art Valgardson, Alfred Richards and Brian Boyd; sister in-law Donna Tink; and special foster-child Greg Unger.    A Celebration of Life will take place on Saturday, May 10, 2014 at the Crystal Creek Community Hall at 2:00pm. Interment to follow later in the Glen Leslie Cemetery.    Memorial donations may be made to the County of Grande Prairie for the Glen Leslie Church Restoration Fund (10001 84 Ave. Clairmont, AB T0H 0W0), or to P.A.R.D.S (8202 84 St. Grande Prairie, AB T8X 0L6).    Condolences may be sent by visiting www.oliversfuneral chapel.com CLIPPED FROM - The Daily Herald-Tribune, Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada, 20 Dec 2013, Fri  •  Page 50

MOON, Gayle J. (Tink): August 1, 1940 - January 9, 2017 {also on Tink grave stone page}

Gayle Moon    Grande Prairie Daily Herald-Tribune • Thursday, January 12, 2017 • Obituary Our mom, sister, grandma, GG, aunt, and friend, Gayle Moon (nee Tink), passed away unexpectedly on Monday, January 9, 2017, due to illness, in hospital, in Edmonton, AB, at the age of 76 years.    She was born to Rachel (Brown) and Roy Tink in Sexsmith on August 1, 1940. The family homesteaded at Smokey Heights and later moved to Sexsmith, then Clairmont.    Gayle was a born caregiver. She nurtured five younger siblings: Bryan, Gwen, Marlene, Darrel, and Dennis; her children: Janice, David and Barbara; and six foster children: Greg, Tessica, Elvina, Kenny, John, and Cassie.    Gayle's grandchildren, Kelsey, Myles, and Nikki, brought special joy to her life, as did her GG boys, great-grandsons: Owen, Evan, and Cullen.    Gayle and her husband, Neil, were foster parents for 18 years and were honoured by the Province of Alberta as the foster family of the year in 1999. Gayle later pioneered "The Moon Project", a group home for adults with special needs. Gayle and Neil were also active in 4H for decades.    Gayle and Neil resided on the Moon homestead/farm for 40 years until Neil's death in 2013. Gayle was an avid gardener; she was artistic: she loved music, painting, and floral design. Gayle was determined. She had a wicked sense of humour and a way with words. She knew how to laugh! We will miss her so much.    A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, January 14, 2017, at 2:00pm, at St. Paul's United Church in Grande Prairie, AB (10206 100 Ave.). Viewing will take place on Friday, January 13, 2017, at 8:00pm, at Oliver's Funeral Home in Grande Prairie (10005 107 Ave.).    Flowers gratefully accepted - Gayle loved flowers! - or memorial donations may be made to the charity of your choice in her name. Posted on Oliver's Funeral Chapel & Crematorium, Grande Prairie (web site)

Gayle Tink married Neil Moon

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Block 16, Lot 1 & 2

MOON, Myrtle (Wales): 1901 - 1986 {also on Wales grave stone page}

MOON, Alfred A.: 1896 - 1989 {also on Wales grave stone page}

Alfred A. Moon    Mr. Alfred A. Moon passed away on January 13. 1989. at Mackenzie Place, Grande Prairie, Alberta, at the age of 92.    He was born on February 18, 1896, in Medonte Township, Simcoe County, Ontario. He came with his family in 1904 to  Edmonton, Alberta, and resided in Edmonton until 1913. At the age of 17. Alfred walked the Edson Trail to the Glen Leslie area, where he homesteaded. Alfred went to war in 1918, for a year, returning to Glen Leslie in 1919 to continue farming. In 1974 Alfred retired and moved to Grande Prairie. In 1984 Alfred and Myrtle moved to Heritage lodge and in 1985, to the Auxiliary Hospital. In May 1986, Alfred moved to Mackenzie Place, where he resided until his passing.    He is survived by his children Alice (Art) Valgardson of Taber. Alberta, Jim (Marion) Moon of Edmonton, Alberta, Neil (Gayle) Moon of Grande Prairie, Alberta, Jean Boyd of Grande Prairie, Alberta: 16 grandchildren: 17 great-grandchildren: and numerous nieces and nephews.    He was predeceased by his wife Myrtle on 1956; parents, Charles and Elizabeth: 6 brothers and their spouses, Norman (Gladys), Peter (Katherine), Robert (Jean), Charles (Pearl), Fred (Betty) and one infant brother; sisters and their spouses. Mae (Jack) Scott, Annie (Russ) Wales, Hilda (Lack) Mitchell, and son, Brian Boyd.    A prayer service will be held at the Oliver Funeral Chapel, Grande Prairie, on Tuesday, January 17, 1989. at 8 p.m.    Funeral service for the late Allred A. Moon will he held at the Trinity Lutheran Church, Grande Prairie, Alberta. on Wednesday, January 15, 1989, at 2 p.m. Dennis Aiken officiating. Interment to follow in the Glen Leslie Cemetery.    If friends so desire, memorial donations may be made to Mackenzie Place Residence or to the charity of one's choice.    Funeral arrangements are entrusted to the Oliver Funeral Chapel & Crematorium.    10212-102 Street, Grande Prairie, telephone 532-2929 CLIPPED FROM - The Daily Herald-Tribune, Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada, 18 Jan 1989, Wed - Page 2

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Myrtle Wales married Alfred Moon

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Block 16, Lot 3 & 4

MOON, James (Jim) Alfred: 1931- February 2012

James (Jim) Alfred Moon    It is with profound sadness that the family of James (Jim) Alfred Moon announce his passing at the age of 81.    He is survived by his wife of 54 years, Marion (nee Burgess), four children, David (Cathy), Ken (Connie), Keith (Sandra) and Barry (Susanne); seven grandchildren, Kylie, Doug, Kyle, Benjamin, Sarah, Lucas and Grace.    Jim was born in Grande Prairie, AB to Alfred and Myrtle Moon, the second of four children; Alice Valgardson of Taber, AB, Jean (Maurice) Rockarts of Clairmont, AB and Neil (Gayle) Moon of Grande Prairie, AB.    He was predeceased by his parents and brother-in-laws Brian Boyd and Art Valgardson. Jim is remembered by his family and friends for his wonderful sense of humor, his integrity, gentleness and his long enduring interest in history, both family and otherwise.    He was an avid reader, a successful businessman/salesman, loved travel and was a genuine people person. He will be dearly missed by all those who knew and loved him.    A viewing will take place on Fri. Feb. 10 from 6–8 p.m. at Park Place Funeral Home 51 Broadway Blvd. Sherwood Park, AB. The celebration of Jim's life will be held at Ardrossan United Church, 22 Main Street, Ardrossan, AB on Sat. Feb. 11 at 2:00 p.m.    In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Heart & Stroke Foundation or the County of Grande Prairie - Glen Leslie (Church) Restoration Project.    PARK PLACE FUNERAL HOME, CHAPEL & CREMATORIUM LTD.     51 Broadway Blvd Sherwood Park Alberta T8H 2C1 • Tel 780-417-8000 CLIPPED FROM - The Daily Herald-Tribune, Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada, 09 Feb 2012, Thu  •  Page 32

Block 16, Lot 4

MOON, baby

Parents: Robert & Jean (Craig) Moon

Plot 34 B7 4

MOON, baby

Parents: Robert & Jean (Craig) Moon

Plot 34 B7 5

MOON, Catherine: 1888 - 1940 {also on Grant stone page}

Catherine Grant married Peter John Moon

MOON, Peter John: 1890 - 1964

Block 22, Lot 7 & 8

MOON, Elizabeth: 1864 - January 16, 1946 {also on McPhee grave stone page}

Elizabeth McPhee married Rawlings Moon

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Block 19, Lot 5

MOON, Elizabeth Margaret: 1909 - 1986 {also on Willett's grave stone page}

Betty Willette maried Fred Moon

Block 20, Lot 3

MOON, Frederick Urban: 1902 - 1971 {also on Willett's grave stone page}

Block 20, Lot 4

MOON, Lena I.: 1923 - 1958 {also on McDonald stone page}

MOON. Peter Jack: 1921 - 1981 {also on McDonald stone page}

Lena McDonald married Jack Moon (1946)

Block 22, Lot 5 & 6

MOON, Gladys M.: 1895 - 1975 {also on Kennedy grave stone page}

Gladys Marie Kennedy Pioneer passes    Mrs. Norman Moon, a pioneer of the Grande Prairie district died suddenly yesterday in Grande Prairie. She was 88.    Born Gladys Marie Kennedy in 1895, she was the daughter of William and Mary Kennedy of Port Elgin, Ont. Her ancestors came to Ontario from Ayrshire, Scotland. Mrs. Moon moved to Edmonton with her parents at the turn of the century.    In 1912 she married Norman Hugh Moon of Edmonton and as a bride journeyed over the Edson Trail to begin a new life as a pioneer wife and mother.    Mr. and Mrs. Moon would have been married 63 years on March 9.    Active in many facets of community life, she shared her time and talents without any thought for herself. She adapted to pioneer life in such a way that the foundations she helped build will continue to be part of the fabric of this community.    One of her hobbies was gardening and her flowers were a source of pleasure to many.    She is survived by her husband Norman. daughter Mrs. W.J. Lee (Margaret) of Toronto, sons Hugh of Beaverlodge, Gordon of Grande Prairie, and Lawrence of Victoria, son-in-law William Lee, daughter-in-law, Edna, Irene and Evelyn Mrs. Norman Moon as well as 17 grandchildren.    A kind and gentle woman, she gave her best at all times and therefore leaves this community a richer place for future generations.    The funeral is being arranged by Oliver Funeral Chapel and will be held tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at St. Paul's United Church, Grande Prairie, Rev. W. Douglas Waite and Rev. R. Brian Hunter will conduct the services, interment in the Glen Leslie cemetery. CLIPPED FROM - The Daily Herald-Tribune, Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada, 21 Feb 1975, Fri - Page 14

Gladys Kennedy married Norman Moon

MOON, Norman H.: 1888 - 1975 {also on Kennedy grave stone page}

Norman Hugh Moon Pioneer passes    A Grande Prairie area pioneer who came into the north over the famed Edson Trail 62 years ago died Tuesday.    Funeral services for Norman Hugh Moon, 87, will be held at St. Paul's United Church in the city tomorrow at 1 p.m. Interment will be in the family plot at the Glen Leslie cemetery.    Mr. Moon, whose English ancestors came to Canada in 1832, was born at Moonstone, Ont. He moved with his family, following the death of his father, to Edmonton in 1905.    He worked in the lumber and real estate business in Edmonton and made his first trip to the Peace Country in 1912. The following year he brought his wife, Gladys, to settle in the Bezanson-Glen Leslie district.    He was active in farming, real estate and also worked for the agriculture department.    The Moons retired to Edmonton in 1940 but returned to Grande Prairie in 1957.    The couple celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary in 1972.    Mr. Moon is survived by his daughter Mrs. W.J. (Margaret ) Lee of Fenelon Falls, Ont., sons Gordon of Grande Prairie and Lawrence of Victoria, brother Alfred of Grande Prairie, 17 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren.    He was predeceased by his wife and another son, Hugh, earlier this year.    Rev. R. Brian Hunter will officiate at the service tomorrow.    Arrangements are being made through Oliver Funeral Chapel. CLIPPED FROM - The Daily Herald-Tribune, Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada, 22 Aug 1975, Fri - Page 12

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Block 19, Lot 3 & 4

MOON, Charles N.: 1898 - April 25, 1967 {also on Bryenton grave stone page}

MOON, Edith "Pearl": September 22, 1901 - June 25, 1985 {also on Bryenton grave stone page}

Pearl Bryenton married Charles Moon (1937)

Block 19, Lot 6 & 7

GAMBLE, Elizabeth Joyce: 1927 - October 26, 1996 {also on Gamble grave stone page}

Joyce Moon married George Gamble

GAMBLE, George Hughes: June 2, 1924 - December 15, 2007 {also on Gamble grave stone page}

George Hughes Gamble    George Hughes Gamble of Calgary passed away peacefully on Saturday, December 15, 2007 at the age of 83 years, following a brief illness.    George graduated from the University of British Columbia, Faculty of Engineering as an electrical engineer in 1945. That same year he accepted a position with Imperial Oil and worked in the field with seismic exploration crews, eventually becoming crew chief. In 1958, George was promoted to processing geophysicist and at the time of his retirement in 1982, he was working as a research geophysicist.    During their seven years spent in Edmonton, George and his wife Joyce opened their house to several foster children. An avid golfer, he belonged to Earl Grey Golf Club since 1960, and made many lasting friendships over the years. His athletic abilities were further demonstrated playing lacrosse in his youth and he was a member of the Vancouver Burrards when they won the Mann Cup in 1945. George was instrumental in a centennial project to revive lacrosse in Alberta that started in 1966 in Edmonton, and was the first president of both the Edmonton Lacrosse Association and the Alberta Lacrosse Association. As an executive and coach of both players and other coaches, he was an integral part of an effort that planted the seeds that have grown to become Alberta lacrosse today.    George will be lovingly remembered by his four sons, Peter (Lynda), Bob, Mike and Willie (Marilyn); his three daughters Carol (Jim), Kathleen (Tom) and Christine (Dave); his son-in-law Scott; sixteen grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. He is also survived by his sister-in-law Mary Gamble of Vancouver, B.C., as well as his nieces and nephews. George was predeceased by his wife Joyce; his parents Thomas and Sarah; his sister Eleanor; and his brother Jack.    A Gathering to commemorate George's Life will be held at Triwood Community Association (2244 Chicoutimi Drive, N.W., Calgary, AB) on Saturday, December 22, 2007 from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. for family, friends and neighbours.    Forward condolences through www.mcinnisandholloway.com. If friends so desire, memorial tributes may be made directly to S.T.A.R.S. (Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society), Box 570, 1441 Aviation Park N.E., Calgary, AB T2E 8M7 Telephone: (403) 295-1811, www.stars.ca or to the charity of the donor's choice.    A special thanks to the doctors and nurses of Unit 71 at the Rockyview General Hospital and to the staff at the Intercare Chinook Hospice.    In living memory of George Gamble, a tree will be planted at Fish Creek Provincial Park by McINNIS & HOLLOWAY FUNERAL HOMES, Crowfoot Chapel, 82 CROWFOOT CIRCLE N.W., Calgary, AB Telephone: 1-800-661-1599.  Published in Edmonton Journal from Dec. 19 to Dec. 20, 2007.

Block 22, Lot 4

Goff, Lorne Dale: March 21, 1939 – August 13, 2021 {also on Goff grave stone page}

Lorne Dale Goff - Rocky Mountain House    Lorne Dale Goff passed away peacefully on August 13, 2021, at the age of 82 years, in Rocky Mountain House, Alberta.    Lorne was born to Dina and Vern Goff in Grande Prairie, Alberta, on March 21, 1939. Lorne spent his early childhood on the family farm in Bezanson, Alberta. The family moved to High Prairie for a brief period, but soon moved back to Bezanson to be closer to family. Lorne spent his childhood surrounded by numerous cousins, aunts and uncles, whom he loved dearly.    He attended high school in Grande Prairie, where he began dating his beloved Leta. Lorne and Leta married on November 7, 1958, and welcomed their first son, Garry, the following year. Dave followed several years later on August 11, 1968, and they welcomed home Lisa on March 31, 1972.    When they were first married, Lorne worked at the International Dealership in Grande Prairie. In 1963, he attended Forestry School in Hinton, Alberta, beginning his lifelong career with the Alberta Forestry Service. As his career progressed, the family moved to numerous locations in Alberta. Lorne retired as the Superintendent of the Rocky Clearwater Forest in 1996.    After retirement, Lorne and Leta moved out to the “Cow Lake Ranch,” where Lorne renewed his love of horses and riding. Lorne especially enjoyed chasing the wild horses in the Rocky Mountains.    In 2001, after a very brief illness, Leta passed away and Lorne moved back to Bezanson, where he spent several years. In 2006, he married Milly McKenzie, and moved back to Rocky. Lorne and Milly enjoyed riding and Lorne was an active member of the Gymkhana Club in Rocky. The McKenzie’s readily accepted Lorne into their family and he enjoyed many family outings to the West Country with them.    Lorne is preceded by his parents, Dina and Vern Goff; his wife Leta; his brother Gerald; his great-grandson Roman; stepson Russell McKenzie; and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. He is survived by his children, Garry (Val), Dave (Jackie) and Lisa (Brian); his grandchildren Ashley (Lee), Ryan (Sheri), Lindsay (Riley), Elizabeth, Quinton, and Adam; and his great-grandchildren Elliott, Pearl, Willow, Isla and Arthur.    Lorne is further survived by his wife Milly; his stepsons Ron (Laurie), Tom (Tracy), Randy (Lana) and Darren (Angela); and stepdaughters, Trish, Bonnie (Gil), Linda (Scott) and Shelley (Kelly); Russell’s wife Sandy and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren.    A Funeral Service will be held at St. Matthew Roman Catholic Church, in Rocky Mountain House on Friday, August 20, 2021.    Interment will be held at the Glen Leslie Cemetery, in Bezanson, Alberta on Monday, August 23, 2021, at 2:00 p.m.    In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to the Compassionate Care Hospice Society. Donations may be made at www.cchs2016.com.    Condolences may be forwarded to: www.rockyfuneralhome.ca Rocky and Sylvan Lake Funeral Homes and Crematorium, your Golden Rule Funeral Homes, entrusted with the arrangements – 403 845 2626.  Published in "The Central Peace Signal - August 2021

GOFF, Leta Jean: October 1, 1937 - April 1, 2001 {also on Goff grave stone page}

Leta Jean Goff (nee Moon), 63, of Rocky Mountain House    We are saddened to announce the passing of Leta Jean Goff (nee: Moon), loving and beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister and aunt.    She passed away on April 1, 2001 after a sudden illness. The eldest child of Charles and Pearl Moon. Leta was born October 1, 1937 in Grande Prairie and raised in the Bezanson area. Leta married Lorne Goff, her high school sweetheart on November 7, 1958.    They had three loving children. Lorne's career with the Alberta Forest Service provided them with the opportunity to live in many Alberta communities where she made many friend, and touched many lives.    In 1986 they moved to Rocky Mountain House, and after Lorne's retirement in 1996 they settled on a small ranch in the area.    Leta was a devoted mother and grandmother who was most happy when she was surrounded by family and friends. She was the kind of person who never forgot a birthday or special occasion. Leta was called Mama by her children and grandchildren. Children were especially drawn in her warm and caring nature and were always rewarded with a smile and kind words.    She is mourned by her devoted husband Lorne; her son Gary, his wife Valand their children, Ashley, Ryan and Lindsay: her son Dave, his wife Jackie and their son  Quinton, her daughter Lisa, her husband Don Schneider and their daughter Elizabeth, brother Grant and his wife Margaret: brother Ross and his wife Theresa: as well as numerous nieces, nephews, great-nieces, great-nephews and cousins.    Funeral service will he held at Oliver's Grande Prairie Funeral Chapel (10005-107 Avenue) at 11 a.m., on. Saturday, April 1, 2001. Interment to follow at Glen Leslie Cemetery.    In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made to the Canadian Diabetes Association or The Kidney Foundation. OLIVER'S GRANDE PRAIRIE FUNERAL CHAPEL & CREMATORIUM  CLIPPED FROM - The Daily Herald-Tribune, Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada, 06 Apr 2001, Fri - Page 7

Leta Jean Moon married Lorne Goff

Block 19, Lot 2

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