When Laurie Calder passed away on Tuesday, March 19, 2024, she was at Battlefords Union Hospital. This was the place where she spent her final moments. It was 72 years old when she passed away; she had attained that age at the time of her departure.
The members of her family would like to use this occasion to extend their most heartfelt condolences to her friends and family members through the announcement that has been made. Taking advantage of this opportunity is something that they would like to do. If Laurie is interested in attending, there will be a Come and Go tea served for her on the Monday, March 25, 2024, from two to five o’clock in the afternoon.
If she is interested in coming, she can do so then. In particular, the Royal Canadian Legion will be designated as the location where the event will take place. The eulogies that we are going to hold are going to take place at three o’clock in the afternoon within that time period. Shari (Neil) Lessard, Jamie (Jeff) Pylypow, and Tomi (Erin) Calder are the names that Laurie has bestowed upon her grandchildren. The names of these three young ladies are all derived from her. To name just a few, her grandchildren, Kyle (Zoe) Ebach, Kelsie-lyn Lessard, Tanner (Stephanie) Calder, and Jacob (Kaleb) Calder, are among the individuals who are able to carry on her legacy.
Some of the people that are able to carry on her heritage include her great-granddaughter, Fernanda, as well as her sister, Pat Reid. During the time that she was still alive, her parents, Jim and Burnia Coldwell, as well as her grandmother and grandfather, Andrew and Irene Calder, her husband, Stuart Calder, her brother, Rory Coldwell, and her sisters, Joyce, Carol, Isabelle, and Kay, all passed away. Her husband, Stuart Calder, also passed away.
Her grandparents were also her parents at the time. Her parents were the only members of her family to have survived after her passing; they were the only ones who had survived. There were a number of people who were chosen to serve as honorary pallbearers at the funeral service.
These individuals include, but are not limited to, Craig Treiber, Annette Teichrib, Melody Payne, Colby Muzyka, Tracey Friesen, and Raymond Neigel. We would like to take this opportunity to show our gratitude to Dr. Campbell and Dr. Hamilton, as well as the nurses and personnel on 3rd South, who were responsible for providing our mother and the rest of our family with medical care that was of an incredibly high standard.
We could not have done this without them. It is possible to send gifts to the Battlefords Union Hospital-Palliative Care at the following address: Box 1358, North Battleford, Saskatchewan S9A 3L8. The Canadian Cancer Society also accepts donations at 1910 McIntyre Street in Regina, Saskatchewan.
This location is located in southern Saskatchewan. The state of Saskatchewan is home to both of these addresses. However, in the event that flowers are not requested, it is feasible to make a contribution to one of these organizations. Both of these categories of organizations can be found serving the province of Saskatchewan as its home base. The precise designation for it is an S4P 2R3.
Trevor Watts, in his capacity as Funeral Director of Eternal Memories Funeral Service and Crematorium, has been tasked with the responsibility of ensuring that all of the essential arrangements are carried out. The fulfillment of this job entails making certain that all of the essential preparations are carried out.
