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THE WEEKLY ANCHOR
THE WEEKLY ANCHOR
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Mary Bergeron Elementary School off to a smooth start
School has officially started and families, Thanks goes out to all staff, parents, and students have our colour coding for the different wings, I
think it makes it a little easier for parents."
teachers, and students are trying to get back into a for their patience going through this transition. "We will build a little community within each of
routine again now that summer is over. Principal Darcy Reynolds said, "I was born in those wings as well. From our main lobby we can
But for the new Mary Bergeron Elementary Stettler, Alberta, but prior to coming to Edson, my see each of the wings. There are three in total and
School there is no routine to pick up from —it is all homebase was Bonnyville. I was working in the their colours are red, green, and blue. Red is our
a fresh new beginning for students and teachers. Middle East for the last seven years, but came grade one and two students, green is our
Thankfully, many faces from Evergreen and the home for the summer." kindergarten students, and blue is grades three, four
A.H. Dakin Schools have remained the same. "I have done a couple of first and second year and five," said Boos. "My thoughts are the same as
Students that attended either of the two schools school start-ups so I knew what to except. But what Darcy, I think the staff have all pulled together and
are taking comfort in seeing those familiar faces I didn't know was I would be blessed with staff that we are making a great positive start to the school
even though the school setting has changed. has been amazing and just rolling with the flow year for everybody, which is great."
Change can be difficult for students and staff and doing what needs to be done. It has actually
have been amazing at working around unfamiliar been very smooth and we are in good shape.
rooms, setting up their classrooms, and getting Things seems to be coming together and everyone OBITUARY
ready for students. Everyone seems to be striving is settling in nicely. I'm pretty excited about not DEDICH, Gabriel
positively with the same goal of making the just the comments we have been getting from 1932-2017
transition run as smoothly as possible. parents onsite, but even out in the community and Mr. Gabriel Dedich a long time resident
The Principal of this new school is Darcy social media. It's nice to read the start to the school of Hinton, Alberta, passed away on
Reynold. The Assistant Principal is Debra Boos year has been a positive one for the kids and their September 10, 2017 at the age of 85
years.
formally from the Evergreen School, and the school parents." Gabriel was born May 6, 1932 in
has both secretaries Manon Lucas formally from Assistant Principle Debra Boos said, "I think one Andraz, Slovenia. In 1958, he moved to
the Hinton area where he worked in the
Evergreen and Sheila Stewart formally from A.H. of the great things that parents have been logging industry until his retirement. In 1998 he moved to
Dakin school. pleasantly surprised with, is seeing how easy it is Edmonton and enjoyed many years there meeting new
to find their way around the school. Because we people and spending time at the Slovenian Club.
Gabriel leaves to mourn his passing, his three children Fred
(Linette), Ady (Mark) and Emy (Dale); grandchildren Kelly,
Brandon, Sigourney, Kaelyn and Jelena. He is also survived
by other relatives and dear friends.
Gabriel will always be remembered for his love of the
outdoors, gardening, animals, woodworking and playing his
button accordion.
At Gabriel's request, no formal funeral service will be held.
As an expression of sympathy, and in loving memory of
Gabriel, memorial contributions may be made to the
Alzheimer's Society 10531 Kingsway Ave. Edmonton, Alberta
T5H 4K1.
The family would like to thank all of the Doctors, Nurses and
support staff at Villa Caritas in Edmonton and also the
Continuing Care in Edson who tended to Gabriel during his
illness.
Foothills Memorial Chapel – Edson Funeral Home have
been entrusted with the care and cremation
arrangements.780-723-3575
Condolences can be forwarded to the family by visiting our
website at www.foothillsmemorialchapel.com.
Mary Bergeron School welcomes students for the 2017 and 2018 school year. The staff have Foothills Memorial Chapel
been working very hard to help make this transition a very positive one for everyone. Pictured Edson 780 723 3575 Hinton 780 865 1234
are Principal Darcy Reynold, Secretaries Manon Lucas and Sheila Stewart, and Assistant “Serving West Central Alberta for more than 65 years”
Principal Debra Boos. photo Deanna Mitchener
IN LOVING MEMORY OBITUARY
BODNER, Jennifer Rachelle SEEFRIED, Irene
Irene Seefried passed away peacefully early Thursday
1981-2017 Sept 7, 2017 with daughter Linda by her side.
Daughter - Sister - Mother - Niece - Friend She was born on Nov 15, 1930, the daughter of Lydia
Born August 7, 1981 and Jacob Janke, the second youngest of eight children.
She went to the Norton School to grade 9 always wished
Taken to Heaven on September 7, 2017 that she could have continued to become a teacher.
Irene married Albert Seefried in 1952, adding children
It is with heavy hearts Norm in 1954, Linda – 1957, Rob – 1963 to make the
family complete.
we announce the passing They farmed in Redcliff until 1962 then At Peers until 1979 when Albert
of Jennifer Rachelle started AJ Seefried Welding.
Bodner (Jenn). In the early 1990's they retired and moved to Shiningbank Estates to enjoy
Jenn is survived by her fishing year round. Once the acreage became too much work they moved to
loving family – son Skyler, Edson Parkland Lodge. In 2014 Irene moved to Westlock until her passing to
be closer to Norm and Linda.
parents Cindy and Kim Irene liked to sing and yodel, (especially to the milking cows). Her favorite
Bodner, Brothers Jeffery foods were macaroni, watermelon and gingersnaps. She loved to read,
Bodner of Edmonton and especially Westerns. Her favorite sayings: DOOF (food) is ready, Eleventeen
Steven and Michelle – when asked how many, Thank-you, thank-you, Thank-you these last few
years when she received visitors or treats. Her biggest joy was her three
(Brown) Bodner of Edson, children, nine grand daughters and 10 great grandchildren. Her walls were
her nieces Alexa and covered by family pictures and she loved to talk about each and every one
Kensley Bodner of Edson. of her family.
She left to join husband Albert Seefried, her parents Lydia and Jacob
Many cousins, aunts and uncles, friends and her two beloved cats. Janke, sister Christina Kelm, Emma Janke, brothers Art Janke, Rueben
Jenny was born in Hinton, but was a resident of Edson for most of Janke, Emil Janke, sister-In-laws Fran Janke, Annie Janke, Adeline Janke.
her life. She obtained all of her schooling in Edson other than her four Left to Cherish her memories is son Norman (Gail) Seefried, daughter Linda
years at the University of Alberta where she obtained her Bachelor of (Dave) Nielsen, son Robert (Lawrie) Seefried; Granddaughters: Elissa (Sean)
Arts Degree. Taylor, Christina, Heather and Rebecca Seefried; Melanie (Mark) Altwasser,
Jenny was a Princess, a Tomboy, a Dancer, an Artist, a Scientist and Kirsten (Steve) Hutchison, Megan (Riley) Schuett; Katie and Amy Seefried.
Great grandchildren: Kael and Karsen Taylor, Cole, Brooke and Adley
a Traveler. Jenn loved the outdoors especially the family cabin at Bear Altwasser, Kayleigh, Tristan and Declyn Hutchison, Aspen and Bryer Schuett.
Lake. She loved all of God's creatures and nurtured as many of them, Brothers, Jack Janke, Alfred (Freda) Janke, Sister-in-Law Evelyn Janke,
(both two and four legged) as she could, back to health and Brother-in-Law Clarence Seefried. As well, numerous nephews, nieces and
happiness. She was happiest when quadding, snowmobiling, boating, extended families and friends who will hold her memories close to their
hearts.
fishing or hiking. She was a competitive spirit who would do anything A Memorial Service was held on Monday, September 11, 2017 at 11 am at
her brothers could do thus the label “Tomboy”, even though she the Fulham Hall.
looked like a princess. Donations to Irene's Memory may be made to the McLeod Valley Cemetery
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Stollery Children's or Charity of one's choice.
Foothills Memorial Chapel – Edson Funeral Home have been entrusted with
Hospital. the care and funeral arrangements. 780-723-3575 Condolences can be
A Funeral Service was held on Saturday, September 16, 2017 at forwarded to the family by visiting our website at
1:00 pm at the United Church in Edson with Reverend Kim Roy www.foothillsmemorialchapel.com
officiating. Interment followed at the Glenwood Cemetery. To send condolences online please visit www.edsonfuneralhome.com.
Final Care entrusted to: Foothills Memorial Chapel
Town and Country Funeral Services Ltd. Edson 780 723 3575 Hinton 780 865 1234
5901A – 3 Ave, Edson, AB, 780-723-0955
“Serving West Central Alberta for more than 65 years”
THE WEEKLY ANCHOR
PAGE 32 MONDAY SEPTEMBER 18, 2017 MONDAY SEPTEMBER 18, 2017 PAGE 23
Mary Bergeron Elementary School off to a smooth start
School has officially started and families, Thanks goes out to all staff, parents, and students have our colour coding for the different wings, I
think it makes it a little easier for parents."
teachers, and students are trying to get back into a for their patience going through this transition. "We will build a little community within each of
routine again now that summer is over. Principal Darcy Reynolds said, "I was born in those wings as well. From our main lobby we can
But for the new Mary Bergeron Elementary Stettler, Alberta, but prior to coming to Edson, my see each of the wings. There are three in total and
School there is no routine to pick up from —it is all homebase was Bonnyville. I was working in the their colours are red, green, and blue. Red is our
a fresh new beginning for students and teachers. Middle East for the last seven years, but came grade one and two students, green is our
Thankfully, many faces from Evergreen and the home for the summer." kindergarten students, and blue is grades three, four
A.H. Dakin Schools have remained the same. "I have done a couple of first and second year and five," said Boos. "My thoughts are the same as
Students that attended either of the two schools school start-ups so I knew what to except. But what Darcy, I think the staff have all pulled together and
are taking comfort in seeing those familiar faces I didn't know was I would be blessed with staff that we are making a great positive start to the school
even though the school setting has changed. has been amazing and just rolling with the flow year for everybody, which is great."
Change can be difficult for students and staff and doing what needs to be done. It has actually
have been amazing at working around unfamiliar been very smooth and we are in good shape.
rooms, setting up their classrooms, and getting Things seems to be coming together and everyone OBITUARY
ready for students. Everyone seems to be striving is settling in nicely. I'm pretty excited about not DEDICH, Gabriel
positively with the same goal of making the just the comments we have been getting from 1932-2017
transition run as smoothly as possible. parents onsite, but even out in the community and Mr. Gabriel Dedich a long time resident
The Principal of this new school is Darcy social media. It's nice to read the start to the school of Hinton, Alberta, passed away on
Reynold. The Assistant Principal is Debra Boos year has been a positive one for the kids and their September 10, 2017 at the age of 85
years.
formally from the Evergreen School, and the school parents." Gabriel was born May 6, 1932 in
has both secretaries Manon Lucas formally from Assistant Principle Debra Boos said, "I think one Andraz, Slovenia. In 1958, he moved to
the Hinton area where he worked in the
Evergreen and Sheila Stewart formally from A.H. of the great things that parents have been logging industry until his retirement. In 1998 he moved to
Dakin school. pleasantly surprised with, is seeing how easy it is Edmonton and enjoyed many years there meeting new
to find their way around the school. Because we people and spending time at the Slovenian Club.
Gabriel leaves to mourn his passing, his three children Fred
(Linette), Ady (Mark) and Emy (Dale); grandchildren Kelly,
Brandon, Sigourney, Kaelyn and Jelena. He is also survived
by other relatives and dear friends.
Gabriel will always be remembered for his love of the
outdoors, gardening, animals, woodworking and playing his
button accordion.
At Gabriel's request, no formal funeral service will be held.
As an expression of sympathy, and in loving memory of
Gabriel, memorial contributions may be made to the
Alzheimer's Society 10531 Kingsway Ave. Edmonton, Alberta
T5H 4K1.
The family would like to thank all of the Doctors, Nurses and
support staff at Villa Caritas in Edmonton and also the
Continuing Care in Edson who tended to Gabriel during his
illness.
Foothills Memorial Chapel – Edson Funeral Home have
been entrusted with the care and cremation
arrangements.780-723-3575
Condolences can be forwarded to the family by visiting our
website at www.foothillsmemorialchapel.com.
Mary Bergeron School welcomes students for the 2017 and 2018 school year. The staff have Foothills Memorial Chapel
been working very hard to help make this transition a very positive one for everyone. Pictured Edson 780 723 3575 Hinton 780 865 1234
are Principal Darcy Reynold, Secretaries Manon Lucas and Sheila Stewart, and Assistant “Serving West Central Alberta for more than 65 years”
Principal Debra Boos. photo Deanna Mitchener
IN LOVING MEMORY OBITUARY
BODNER, Jennifer Rachelle SEEFRIED, Irene
Irene Seefried passed away peacefully early Thursday
1981-2017 Sept 7, 2017 with daughter Linda by her side.
Daughter - Sister - Mother - Niece - Friend She was born on Nov 15, 1930, the daughter of Lydia
Born August 7, 1981 and Jacob Janke, the second youngest of eight children.
She went to the Norton School to grade 9 always wished
Taken to Heaven on September 7, 2017 that she could have continued to become a teacher.
Irene married Albert Seefried in 1952, adding children
It is with heavy hearts Norm in 1954, Linda – 1957, Rob – 1963 to make the
family complete.
we announce the passing They farmed in Redcliff until 1962 then At Peers until 1979 when Albert
of Jennifer Rachelle started AJ Seefried Welding.
Bodner (Jenn). In the early 1990's they retired and moved to Shiningbank Estates to enjoy
Jenn is survived by her fishing year round. Once the acreage became too much work they moved to
loving family – son Skyler, Edson Parkland Lodge. In 2014 Irene moved to Westlock until her passing to
be closer to Norm and Linda.
parents Cindy and Kim Irene liked to sing and yodel, (especially to the milking cows). Her favorite
Bodner, Brothers Jeffery foods were macaroni, watermelon and gingersnaps. She loved to read,
Bodner of Edmonton and especially Westerns. Her favorite sayings: DOOF (food) is ready, Eleventeen
Steven and Michelle – when asked how many, Thank-you, thank-you, Thank-you these last few
years when she received visitors or treats. Her biggest joy was her three
(Brown) Bodner of Edson, children, nine grand daughters and 10 great grandchildren. Her walls were
her nieces Alexa and covered by family pictures and she loved to talk about each and every one
Kensley Bodner of Edson. of her family.
She left to join husband Albert Seefried, her parents Lydia and Jacob
Many cousins, aunts and uncles, friends and her two beloved cats. Janke, sister Christina Kelm, Emma Janke, brothers Art Janke, Rueben
Jenny was born in Hinton, but was a resident of Edson for most of Janke, Emil Janke, sister-In-laws Fran Janke, Annie Janke, Adeline Janke.
her life. She obtained all of her schooling in Edson other than her four Left to Cherish her memories is son Norman (Gail) Seefried, daughter Linda
years at the University of Alberta where she obtained her Bachelor of (Dave) Nielsen, son Robert (Lawrie) Seefried; Granddaughters: Elissa (Sean)
Arts Degree. Taylor, Christina, Heather and Rebecca Seefried; Melanie (Mark) Altwasser,
Jenny was a Princess, a Tomboy, a Dancer, an Artist, a Scientist and Kirsten (Steve) Hutchison, Megan (Riley) Schuett; Katie and Amy Seefried.
Great grandchildren: Kael and Karsen Taylor, Cole, Brooke and Adley
a Traveler. Jenn loved the outdoors especially the family cabin at Bear Altwasser, Kayleigh, Tristan and Declyn Hutchison, Aspen and Bryer Schuett.
Lake. She loved all of God's creatures and nurtured as many of them, Brothers, Jack Janke, Alfred (Freda) Janke, Sister-in-Law Evelyn Janke,
(both two and four legged) as she could, back to health and Brother-in-Law Clarence Seefried. As well, numerous nephews, nieces and
happiness. She was happiest when quadding, snowmobiling, boating, extended families and friends who will hold her memories close to their
hearts.
fishing or hiking. She was a competitive spirit who would do anything A Memorial Service was held on Monday, September 11, 2017 at 11 am at
her brothers could do thus the label “Tomboy”, even though she the Fulham Hall.
looked like a princess. Donations to Irene's Memory may be made to the McLeod Valley Cemetery
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Stollery Children's or Charity of one's choice.
Foothills Memorial Chapel – Edson Funeral Home have been entrusted with
Hospital. the care and funeral arrangements. 780-723-3575 Condolences can be
A Funeral Service was held on Saturday, September 16, 2017 at forwarded to the family by visiting our website at
1:00 pm at the United Church in Edson with Reverend Kim Roy www.foothillsmemorialchapel.com
officiating. Interment followed at the Glenwood Cemetery. To send condolences online please visit www.edsonfuneralhome.com.
Final Care entrusted to: Foothills Memorial Chapel
Town and Country Funeral Services Ltd. Edson 780 723 3575 Hinton 780 865 1234
5901A – 3 Ave, Edson, AB, 780-723-0955
“Serving West Central Alberta for more than 65 years”
