Lethbridge Herald September 18, 1986
Passed away in the city on Tuesday, September 16,1986 after a brief illness, MRS. LOUISA HULLEY, at the age of 90 years, of 2625 Scenic Drive South, beloved wife of the late Mr. Charles Hulley.
Born, raised and educated in Ireland, the late Mrs. Hulley immigrated to Lethbridge from Belfast, Ireland in 1912. Never having travelled further than across the Irish sea, she made the journey by herself in charge of a younger brother and sister.
She married Charles Hulley in Lethbridge in May of 1921 and has lived in Lethbridge the rest of her life. She loved Lethbridge and enjoyed travelling with her husband.
Mrs. Hulley is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Doreen (Dick) Grange of Cranbrook, B.C., Mrs. Olive (Dave) Bissett of Lethbridge, Mrs. Cecily (Paul) Lacaille of Qualicum Beach, B.C., Mrs. Betty (Bronic) Kasperski and Mrs. Sheila (Ed) Ryan, both of Lethbridge; one son, Victor Hulley of Penticton, B.C.; 26 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Lily Putman of Vancouver, Mrs. Amy Edmonds of Banff and Mrs. Cecily Martin of Calgary; and one brother, Mr. Ernest Appleton of Lethbridge.
Besides her loving husband, Charles, Louisa is predeceased by one son, Kenneth (in 1949); one daughter, Lola (in 1978); one sister, Elsie Hills; and one brother, Stanley Appleton. The
Passed away in the city on Tuesday, September 16,1986 after a brief illness, MRS. LOUISA HULLEY, at the age of 90 years, of 2625 Scenic Drive South, beloved wife of the late Mr. Charles Hulley.
Born, raised and educated in Ireland, the late Mrs. Hulley immigrated to Lethbridge from Belfast, Ireland in 1912. Never having travelled further than across the Irish sea, she made the journey by herself in charge of a younger brother and sister.
She married Charles Hulley in Lethbridge in May of 1921 and has lived in Lethbridge the rest of her life. She loved Lethbridge and enjoyed travelling with her husband.
Mrs. Hulley is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Doreen (Dick) Grange of Cranbrook, B.C., Mrs. Olive (Dave) Bissett of Lethbridge, Mrs. Cecily (Paul) Lacaille of Qualicum Beach, B.C., Mrs. Betty (Bronic) Kasperski and Mrs. Sheila (Ed) Ryan, both of Lethbridge; one son, Victor Hulley of Penticton, B.C.; 26 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Lily Putman of Vancouver, Mrs. Amy Edmonds of Banff and Mrs. Cecily Martin of Calgary; and one brother, Mr. Ernest Appleton of Lethbridge.
Besides her loving husband, Charles, Louisa is predeceased by one son, Kenneth (in 1949); one daughter, Lola (in 1978); one sister, Elsie Hills; and one brother, Stanley Appleton. The
Lethbridge Herald September 18, 1986
Passed away in the city on Tuesday, September 16,1986 after a brief illness, MRS. LOUISA HULLEY, at the age of 90 years, of 2625 Scenic Drive South, beloved wife of the late Mr. Charles Hulley.
Born, raised and educated in Ireland, the late Mrs. Hulley immigrated to Lethbridge from Belfast, Ireland in 1912. Never having travelled further than across the Irish sea, she made the journey by herself in charge of a younger brother and sister.
She married Charles Hulley in Lethbridge in May of 1921 and has lived in Lethbridge the rest of her life. She loved Lethbridge and enjoyed travelling with her husband.
Mrs. Hulley is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Doreen (Dick) Grange of Cranbrook, B.C., Mrs. Olive (Dave) Bissett of Lethbridge, Mrs. Cecily (Paul) Lacaille of Qualicum Beach, B.C., Mrs. Betty (Bronic) Kasperski and Mrs. Sheila (Ed) Ryan, both of Lethbridge; one son, Victor Hulley of Penticton, B.C.; 26 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Lily Putman of Vancouver, Mrs. Amy Edmonds of Banff and Mrs. Cecily Martin of Calgary; and one brother, Mr. Ernest Appleton of Lethbridge.
Besides her loving husband, Charles, Louisa is predeceased by one son, Kenneth (in 1949); one daughter, Lola (in 1978); one sister, Elsie Hills; and one brother, Stanley Appleton. The
Passed away in the city on Tuesday, September 16,1986 after a brief illness, MRS. LOUISA HULLEY, at the age of 90 years, of 2625 Scenic Drive South, beloved wife of the late Mr. Charles Hulley.
Born, raised and educated in Ireland, the late Mrs. Hulley immigrated to Lethbridge from Belfast, Ireland in 1912. Never having travelled further than across the Irish sea, she made the journey by herself in charge of a younger brother and sister.
She married Charles Hulley in Lethbridge in May of 1921 and has lived in Lethbridge the rest of her life. She loved Lethbridge and enjoyed travelling with her husband.
Mrs. Hulley is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Doreen (Dick) Grange of Cranbrook, B.C., Mrs. Olive (Dave) Bissett of Lethbridge, Mrs. Cecily (Paul) Lacaille of Qualicum Beach, B.C., Mrs. Betty (Bronic) Kasperski and Mrs. Sheila (Ed) Ryan, both of Lethbridge; one son, Victor Hulley of Penticton, B.C.; 26 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Lily Putman of Vancouver, Mrs. Amy Edmonds of Banff and Mrs. Cecily Martin of Calgary; and one brother, Mr. Ernest Appleton of Lethbridge.
Besides her loving husband, Charles, Louisa is predeceased by one son, Kenneth (in 1949); one daughter, Lola (in 1978); one sister, Elsie Hills; and one brother, Stanley Appleton. The
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CHARLES HULLEY
1898-1969
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1896-1986
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