A final resting place is a sacred space that friends and family members will visit for generations to come not only to grieve but also to honour and remember.

Each time I create a memorial I delight in thinking that it may someday provide valuable information to a genealogist or comfort to a loved one.

If FAMILY MEMBERS wish to have a memorial deleted I will do so, no questions asked.

Please note that Find a Grave Guidelines now have a note that memorial managers have the responsibility to research the edits that are sent by 'Suggest Edits' or 'Suggest other Corrections', and that edits should be accepted or declined according to the manager's research or the research that is sent in. It would help greatly with time spent on verification, if you would kindly send in your sources, by using the new features that would be amazingly helpful.
"Genealogy without documentation is mythology"
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CEMETERY RECORDS- for St Patrick's in Lethbridge & both Pincher Creek cemeteries were destroyed in the 1950s - separate incidents - water damage & fire. Records have been partially reconstructed from memory, newspaper obits/reports and funeral home records.

A final resting place is a sacred space that friends and family members will visit for generations to come not only to grieve but also to honour and remember.

Each time I create a memorial I delight in thinking that it may someday provide valuable information to a genealogist or comfort to a loved one.

If FAMILY MEMBERS wish to have a memorial deleted I will do so, no questions asked.

Please note that Find a Grave Guidelines now have a note that memorial managers have the responsibility to research the edits that are sent by 'Suggest Edits' or 'Suggest other Corrections', and that edits should be accepted or declined according to the manager's research or the research that is sent in. It would help greatly with time spent on verification, if you would kindly send in your sources, by using the new features that would be amazingly helpful.
"Genealogy without documentation is mythology"
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CEMETERY RECORDS- for St Patrick's in Lethbridge & both Pincher Creek cemeteries were destroyed in the 1950s - separate incidents - water damage & fire. Records have been partially reconstructed from memory, newspaper obits/reports and funeral home records.