Gladys Mary Stephens was born on March 30, 1922, at Fells, Saskatchewan, Canada. She had one brother Graham Willis Stephens. Their parents were Estella Mildred Grant and William John Stephens. The marriage ended and Will married Bertha Edna Reed. Gladys also had a half brother Sidney Oliver Anderson, who was born in Edmonton, Ab. Wills parents were Samuel Stephens ( born at Barton Twp., Wentworth County, Ontario ) and Sarah Willis, who was born at ? Macaulay Township, Muskoka, Ontario. Stellas parents were Edward Grant-born in ? Masham , Quebec and Margaret Ellen Pollock , born at Bowmanville, Ontario.
Gladys was married to Ralph Richard Fluney at the Wilkie, Saskatchewan United Church Manse, on July 2, 1948. Ralphs best man was his brother Bob, and Gladys bridesmaid was her best friend , Doris Rivett, from Wilkie, Saskatchewan.
Gladys was a teacher-having taught at Birch Hills, Sk, Cutknife and the Senlac, Sk. areas.
She loved her children and grandchildren dearly. She loved to prepare special holiday meals for them , and she was well known for her tasty homemade cookies.Cooking and baking were favored enjoyments.
Gladys had a green thumb- and her geraniums, begonias, impatiens, and flowering Christmas Cactus alwys had blooms year in and year out. She enjoyed working in the garden and appreciated the garden bounty.
Visiting with family, friends and others was fun for her. She had a curious mind and liked to know all the news and to share her family information with others.
Husband Ralph, was the most important person in her life. They supported each other, and worked together to have a prosperous farm , which was west of Tramping Lake, Sk.
Gladys was married to Ralph Richard Fluney at the Wilkie, Saskatchewan United Church Manse, on July 2, 1948. Ralphs best man was his brother Bob, and Gladys bridesmaid was her best friend , Doris Rivett, from Wilkie, Saskatchewan.
Gladys was a teacher-having taught at Birch Hills, Sk, Cutknife and the Senlac, Sk. areas.
She loved her children and grandchildren dearly. She loved to prepare special holiday meals for them , and she was well known for her tasty homemade cookies.Cooking and baking were favored enjoyments.
Gladys had a green thumb- and her geraniums, begonias, impatiens, and flowering Christmas Cactus alwys had blooms year in and year out. She enjoyed working in the garden and appreciated the garden bounty.
Visiting with family, friends and others was fun for her. She had a curious mind and liked to know all the news and to share her family information with others.
Husband Ralph, was the most important person in her life. They supported each other, and worked together to have a prosperous farm , which was west of Tramping Lake, Sk.
Gladys Mary Stephens was born on March 30, 1922, at Fells, Saskatchewan, Canada. She had one brother Graham Willis Stephens. Their parents were Estella Mildred Grant and William John Stephens. The marriage ended and Will married Bertha Edna Reed. Gladys also had a half brother Sidney Oliver Anderson, who was born in Edmonton, Ab. Wills parents were Samuel Stephens ( born at Barton Twp., Wentworth County, Ontario ) and Sarah Willis, who was born at ? Macaulay Township, Muskoka, Ontario. Stellas parents were Edward Grant-born in ? Masham , Quebec and Margaret Ellen Pollock , born at Bowmanville, Ontario.
Gladys was married to Ralph Richard Fluney at the Wilkie, Saskatchewan United Church Manse, on July 2, 1948. Ralphs best man was his brother Bob, and Gladys bridesmaid was her best friend , Doris Rivett, from Wilkie, Saskatchewan.
Gladys was a teacher-having taught at Birch Hills, Sk, Cutknife and the Senlac, Sk. areas.
She loved her children and grandchildren dearly. She loved to prepare special holiday meals for them , and she was well known for her tasty homemade cookies.Cooking and baking were favored enjoyments.
Gladys had a green thumb- and her geraniums, begonias, impatiens, and flowering Christmas Cactus alwys had blooms year in and year out. She enjoyed working in the garden and appreciated the garden bounty.
Visiting with family, friends and others was fun for her. She had a curious mind and liked to know all the news and to share her family information with others.
Husband Ralph, was the most important person in her life. They supported each other, and worked together to have a prosperous farm , which was west of Tramping Lake, Sk.
Gladys was married to Ralph Richard Fluney at the Wilkie, Saskatchewan United Church Manse, on July 2, 1948. Ralphs best man was his brother Bob, and Gladys bridesmaid was her best friend , Doris Rivett, from Wilkie, Saskatchewan.
Gladys was a teacher-having taught at Birch Hills, Sk, Cutknife and the Senlac, Sk. areas.
She loved her children and grandchildren dearly. She loved to prepare special holiday meals for them , and she was well known for her tasty homemade cookies.Cooking and baking were favored enjoyments.
Gladys had a green thumb- and her geraniums, begonias, impatiens, and flowering Christmas Cactus alwys had blooms year in and year out. She enjoyed working in the garden and appreciated the garden bounty.
Visiting with family, friends and others was fun for her. She had a curious mind and liked to know all the news and to share her family information with others.
Husband Ralph, was the most important person in her life. They supported each other, and worked together to have a prosperous farm , which was west of Tramping Lake, Sk.
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