Obituaries

Ewan and I worked together at XEROX in the 1970's. He was a real character and had a wonderful sense of humour. My family enjoyed many fun times at the Watt family cottage at Lester Beach during this time. my sincere condolences to Joyce and family

Ewan and I spent much time together from Chamber of Commerce days as a board member of the Retail Merchants Association we had many out of town business trips one memorial football trip to Rider Classic in Regina he was a good friend and a bit of his own character. Dianne and I send our condolences to you Joyce, Mary and the children and extended family

Dear Mary and Ewan's family, I was saddened to read of Ewan's passing in today's Free Press. The lovingly crafted obit left no doubt in my mind he was your brother. I extend my condolences to you, your niece and nephew and their families. Not sure if you'll remember me, Mary, but I have often thought of you over the years since our visit upon your return from a year in the Orkneys (1967). It prompted me to return to school, intending to become a 'commercial teacher' as you were then. Instead, I went on to university, moved away for many years, but at last came home to stay in 1982. I was married for 30 years until my husband died in 2015. I live in the West End now (Daniel Mac neighbourhood), in a house John and I bought in 1996. I hope you're well. We've come a long way from the early 1960's at Training Command Headquarters and our first foray into the workforce! It would be lovely to see you again after all these years. I hope you'll be in touch, either by email (Wojcik's have my address) or by phone at 204-772-4488. Be well, old friend. Sincerely, Jeannine Dumaine