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Family Violence Prevention Conference hosted in Wildwood
by Brianne Benson husband's seemingly innocent romance turned accepted form of discrimination.”
into family violence, Baynton-Smith said one of “People can call 211, 24 hrs per day, 7 days per
According to research from the University of the most distinguishable trends in many abusive week to ask about local resources and/or be put
Calgary, Alberta spent approximately $600 relationships is the Cycle of Violence. in touch with a member of the Yellowhead Elder
million on provisions and supports for victims of Victims of violence often are unable to see the Abuse Response Network,” Sitar said.
family violence from 2008-2012. line between regular relationship ups and downs For issues with family violence, contact 911 or
At the FCSS Family Violence Prevention and the Cycle of Violence. “If you are the YES Crisis Line at 780-865-5133.
Conference in Wildwood on November 6, Tannis questioning or wondering about this in a
Arsenault from the Yellowhead Emergency relationship, then your intuition is trying to tell
Shelter for Women Society (Y.E.S.) provided a you something,” Baynton-Smith's advised. In Loving Memory of
similar statistic to exhibit how family violence “Maybe it is time for you to get yourself PETER SETZER
prevention is the responsibility of society as a educated, do some reading, and really try to
whole. “The global cost of intimate partner understand what's happening in your life.” who passed away Nov. 18, 2011
violence in Canada was an estimated $7.4 billion After a long journey of discovering she was a My best friend and
annually in 2011,” she said. victim of violence, it took Baynton-Smith loving husband
Arsenault partnered with Sandie Labrie from another long journey to overcome her paralyzing
the County's Family and Community Support fear of what would happen if she left. He never looked for praise
Services to host the conference at the Wildwood Baynton-Smith decided to surround herself He was never one to boast
Community Hall and welcomed visitors from with people who understood the Cycle of He just went on quietly working
Wildwood, Evansburg, Drayton Valley, and Violence from the municipal community, mental For the ones he loved the most.
Edmonton. health professionals, and family service His wants were very few
The conference taught participants how to programs. Speaking out and discussing family and most of the time his worries went unspoken too.
recognize unhealthy relationships and work at violence is what helped her escape from her He was there a firm foundation
recovering from them, as well as the importance situation, and helped her and her three children Through all our storms of life
of reducing stigma and shame against victims. heal from their wounds. A sturdy hand to hold onto
Knowledge and resources were given through After Baynton-Smith wrapped up her In times of stress and strife
the presentations from family violence survivor presentation, the group took a lunch break and I was always proud to be his wife.
Johanna Baynton-Smith, the Primary Care then settled in for the presentation by the PCN.
Network (P.C.N.), and Charlene Sitar, Elder Registered Nurse Maggie Gibbons and Thought of every day, missed forever
Abuse Prevention Coordinator from Hinton. Registered Social Worker Carla Beneke came to
Johanna Baynton-Smith was the first presenter make the group aware of their services. Love Mildred
who brought a vast insight into what family The last presenter of the day was Charlene
violence can look like and how to rise above and Sitar, Elder Abuse Prevention Coordinator from PARKER STEWART
work to recover from it. Hinton. She spoke to members of the public
Baynton-Smith agreed that prevention is the about how ageism has the potential to muffle the MARTIN
responsibility of everyone, “It's not just a private voices of those affected by elder abuse. August 25, 2011 - November 6, 2019
story between two people. It is a community Sitar explained that “the need to label It is with great sadness that we
issue and societal challenge affecting our whole generations is for the purpose of understanding announce the passing of Parker
community. The only way we can end this is by consumer trends and to sell us stuff we don't Martin on November 6, 2019 in
being open, talking, and not being afraid.” need. Our obsession with youth has made us into Edson, Alberta with his Mom and
While sharing how her and her late ex- a society that has allowed ageism to be an Dad by his side.
Parker was a kind, daring and
generous 8-year-old boy that touched the lives of many.
He loved the water, was fascinated by anything with
wheels and a motor and he was passionate about
hockey. He loved candy and Lego and was always
Here’s My Card ...
spreading joy. He had a positive attitude through good
times and bad and his personality could liven up any Here’s My Card ...
occasion. His family loved him dearly and he will be
greatly missed.
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Left to mourn Parker are his Parents Mike and Jody, Business and Professional Directory
his Sister Calleigh, Grandparents Gene and Alice
Schmaus of Barrhead, Grandparents Ken and Barb EAVESTROUGH INSURANCE
Martin of Edson, Great Grandmother Laura Morton of INVESTING
Mayerthorpe, Uncle Blair and Aunty Ginette, Uncle
Danny and Aunty Robyn, first cousins Hunter, Hannah, CANADIAN
Lincoln, Kaelum, Colton, Baya, Lux and countless other
Aunts and Uncles. EAVESTROUGH
Parker is predeceased by his Uncle Dean Schmaus,
his Great-Grandpa Cal Morton and Great-Grandma Barb “Quality that shows”
Schmaus.
A Memorial Service was held in honour of Parker on
November 16, 2019. 780-712-6166 Darlene Chouinard
The family respectfully requests that, in lieu of flowers, Consultant
RN Maggie Gibbons and RSW Carla Beneke from donations be made to any of the following organizations: 5” EAVESTROUGH,
Johanna Baynton-Smith told her heart wrenching the Primary Care Network gave an informational the Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation, the Kids With SOFFIT, FASCIA
story of her experience with violence at the Family presentation at the Family Violence Prevention Cancer Society, Make-A-Wish Northern Alberta, or the 204 - 5013 2 Avenue, Edson, AB T7E 1W2
Violence Prevention Conference on November 6 Conference on November 6 at the Wildwood Canadian Children's Brain Cancer Foundation. Tel (780) 723-7526 Mobile (780) 723-0443
in Wildwood. photo Brianne Benson Community Hall. photo Brianne Benson Kevin darlene.chouinard@investorsgroup.com
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Family Violence Prevention Conference hosted in Wildwood
by Brianne Benson husband's seemingly innocent romance turned accepted form of discrimination.”
into family violence, Baynton-Smith said one of “People can call 211, 24 hrs per day, 7 days per
According to research from the University of the most distinguishable trends in many abusive week to ask about local resources and/or be put
Calgary, Alberta spent approximately $600 relationships is the Cycle of Violence. in touch with a member of the Yellowhead Elder
million on provisions and supports for victims of Victims of violence often are unable to see the Abuse Response Network,” Sitar said.
family violence from 2008-2012. line between regular relationship ups and downs For issues with family violence, contact 911 or
At the FCSS Family Violence Prevention and the Cycle of Violence. “If you are the YES Crisis Line at 780-865-5133.
Conference in Wildwood on November 6, Tannis questioning or wondering about this in a
Arsenault from the Yellowhead Emergency relationship, then your intuition is trying to tell
Shelter for Women Society (Y.E.S.) provided a you something,” Baynton-Smith's advised. In Loving Memory of
similar statistic to exhibit how family violence “Maybe it is time for you to get yourself PETER SETZER
prevention is the responsibility of society as a educated, do some reading, and really try to
whole. “The global cost of intimate partner understand what's happening in your life.” who passed away Nov. 18, 2011
violence in Canada was an estimated $7.4 billion After a long journey of discovering she was a My best friend and
annually in 2011,” she said. victim of violence, it took Baynton-Smith loving husband
Arsenault partnered with Sandie Labrie from another long journey to overcome her paralyzing
the County's Family and Community Support fear of what would happen if she left. He never looked for praise
Services to host the conference at the Wildwood Baynton-Smith decided to surround herself He was never one to boast
Community Hall and welcomed visitors from with people who understood the Cycle of He just went on quietly working
Wildwood, Evansburg, Drayton Valley, and Violence from the municipal community, mental For the ones he loved the most.
Edmonton. health professionals, and family service His wants were very few
The conference taught participants how to programs. Speaking out and discussing family and most of the time his worries went unspoken too.
recognize unhealthy relationships and work at violence is what helped her escape from her He was there a firm foundation
recovering from them, as well as the importance situation, and helped her and her three children Through all our storms of life
of reducing stigma and shame against victims. heal from their wounds. A sturdy hand to hold onto
Knowledge and resources were given through After Baynton-Smith wrapped up her In times of stress and strife
the presentations from family violence survivor presentation, the group took a lunch break and I was always proud to be his wife.
Johanna Baynton-Smith, the Primary Care then settled in for the presentation by the PCN.
Network (P.C.N.), and Charlene Sitar, Elder Registered Nurse Maggie Gibbons and Thought of every day, missed forever
Abuse Prevention Coordinator from Hinton. Registered Social Worker Carla Beneke came to
Johanna Baynton-Smith was the first presenter make the group aware of their services. Love Mildred
who brought a vast insight into what family The last presenter of the day was Charlene
violence can look like and how to rise above and Sitar, Elder Abuse Prevention Coordinator from PARKER STEWART
work to recover from it. Hinton. She spoke to members of the public
Baynton-Smith agreed that prevention is the about how ageism has the potential to muffle the MARTIN
responsibility of everyone, “It's not just a private voices of those affected by elder abuse. August 25, 2011 - November 6, 2019
story between two people. It is a community Sitar explained that “the need to label It is with great sadness that we
issue and societal challenge affecting our whole generations is for the purpose of understanding announce the passing of Parker
community. The only way we can end this is by consumer trends and to sell us stuff we don't Martin on November 6, 2019 in
being open, talking, and not being afraid.” need. Our obsession with youth has made us into Edson, Alberta with his Mom and
While sharing how her and her late ex- a society that has allowed ageism to be an Dad by his side.
Parker was a kind, daring and
generous 8-year-old boy that touched the lives of many.
He loved the water, was fascinated by anything with
wheels and a motor and he was passionate about
hockey. He loved candy and Lego and was always
Here’s My Card ...
spreading joy. He had a positive attitude through good
times and bad and his personality could liven up any Here’s My Card ...
occasion. His family loved him dearly and he will be
greatly missed.
Business and Professional Directory
Left to mourn Parker are his Parents Mike and Jody, Business and Professional Directory
his Sister Calleigh, Grandparents Gene and Alice
Schmaus of Barrhead, Grandparents Ken and Barb EAVESTROUGH INSURANCE
Martin of Edson, Great Grandmother Laura Morton of INVESTING
Mayerthorpe, Uncle Blair and Aunty Ginette, Uncle
Danny and Aunty Robyn, first cousins Hunter, Hannah, CANADIAN
Lincoln, Kaelum, Colton, Baya, Lux and countless other
Aunts and Uncles. EAVESTROUGH
Parker is predeceased by his Uncle Dean Schmaus,
his Great-Grandpa Cal Morton and Great-Grandma Barb “Quality that shows”
Schmaus.
A Memorial Service was held in honour of Parker on
November 16, 2019. 780-712-6166 Darlene Chouinard
The family respectfully requests that, in lieu of flowers, Consultant
RN Maggie Gibbons and RSW Carla Beneke from donations be made to any of the following organizations: 5” EAVESTROUGH,
Johanna Baynton-Smith told her heart wrenching the Primary Care Network gave an informational the Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation, the Kids With SOFFIT, FASCIA
story of her experience with violence at the Family presentation at the Family Violence Prevention Cancer Society, Make-A-Wish Northern Alberta, or the 204 - 5013 2 Avenue, Edson, AB T7E 1W2
Violence Prevention Conference on November 6 Conference on November 6 at the Wildwood Canadian Children's Brain Cancer Foundation. Tel (780) 723-7526 Mobile (780) 723-0443
in Wildwood. photo Brianne Benson Community Hall. photo Brianne Benson Kevin darlene.chouinard@investorsgroup.com
Hohensinn
Here’s My Card ... 1509 55 St.
Here’s My Card ...
Edson, AB
T7E 1X1
Business and Professional Directory
Business and Professional Directory canadianeavestrough@gmail.com *License Sponsored by The Great-West Life Assurance Company
EAVESTROUGH INVESTING OPTOMETRIST
ADVERTISING NEWSPAPER OPTOMETRIST
CANADIAN
EAVESTROUGH Dr. Meagan Hawkshaw, OD To place your Contact our office
“Quality that shows” Dr. Tracy Kitz, OD for all your Dr. Meagan Hawkshaw, OD
Optometrist Business Card Advertising needs Dr. Tracy Kitz, OD
780-712-6166 Darlene Chouinard 5015 4th Avenue here Contact our Optometrist
Edson, AB
Consultant T7E 1V2 5015 4th Avenue
Edson, AB
25
5” EAVESTROUGH, Phone: 780-723-2700 Sales Rep T7E 1V2
Years of Service
Years of Service
SOFFIT, FASCIA Fax: 780-723-4642 25 Phone: 780-723-2700
204 - 5013 2 Avenue, Edson, AB T7E 1W2 Fax: 780-723-4642
Tel (780) 723-7526 Mobile (780) 723-0443 at 780-723-5787 PHONE:
Kevin darlene.chouinard@investorsgroup.com We now carry Enchroma color vision glasses! Common 780.723.5787
Hohensinn info@infocusedson.com or email THE WEEKLY SALES REP. We now carry Enchroma color vision glasses!
Sue-Ann
1509 55 St. www.InFocusEdson.com In Office Lab - Sam Day Glasses Fax: 780.723.5725 info@infocusedson.com
ANCHORWK@TELUSPLANET.NET
Edson, AB ANCHOR 5040 3 AVE, www.InFocusEdson.com In Office Lab - Sam Day Glasses
BOX 6870
T7E 1X1 anchorwk@ WWW.WEEKLYANCHOR.COM EDSON, AB
telusplanet.net AWNA MEMBER NEWSPAPER T7E 1V2
canadianeavestrough@gmail.com *License Sponsored by The Great-West Life Assurance Company
