Stephen, born on October 3, 1967 in Belfast, N. Ireland, passed away suddenly on Sunday, June 30th. He was a friendly, kind, quiet, and gentle soul who would help anyone in need. Known for his quick smile and infectious laugh, he had a great sense of humor and a love for his friends and family.


Stephen worked as a truck driver, a career that allowed him to embrace his love for the open road. He also had a passion for the outdoors, enjoying camping and hiking whenever he could. His golden retriever, Bob, who passed away a few years ago, was his devoted companion and brought him immense joy.


He was predeceased by his father, John Moore. He leaves behind his loving mother, Anne Moore, his devoted sisters, Sharon (Noel) Labossiere and Jackie (David) Towle, many nieces and nephews, and extended family. He will be fondly remembered by his family in Canada and Ireland, as well as his many friends.


Stephen was known for being a loyal and dependable friend. He cherished the close friendships he built over the years, always making time for his friends and being there for them in times of need. His friends were equally good to him, providing unwavering support and companionship.
Stephen touched many lives with his kindness and will be deeply missed by all who knew him.


A Memorial Mass to celebrate Stephen's life will be held on Friday, July 12, 2024 at Christ the King Parish, 847 St. Mary’s Rd. Winnipeg, MB at 11:30 a.m. Eulogy prior to Mass at 11:15 a.m.


In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the Canadian Diabetes Association or Winnipeg Humane Society.

AUDREY JEAN FINDLAY
August 13, 1927 - June 30, 2024
Audrey passed away peacefully at the Boyne Lodge at the age of 96
Audrey leaves to mourn her daughter Marilyn (Gregg), 2 sons Murray, Gregg (Lana) and 2 grandsons Luke and Tanner, 2 brothers Dave (Linda) and Doug, sister-in-law Pat Findlay and many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband Allan in 2003, parents William & Edith McNabb, brothers, Harvey, Cameron, Foster, Dwain, Stanley, Raymond and sisters Elsie, Mary, Laura, Grace and Margaret.
Audrey and Allan were married in December 1948 and started their family shortly after. Mom loved the farm life, driving a grain truck at harvest, taking meals out to the field, canning fruit and beets was always a fall tradition, she loved to bake, especially those biscuits.
We would like to express our sincere thanks to the wonderful staff at Boyne Lodge for your care and kindness shown to mom over the past years.
Private graveside service will be held July 5, 2024. In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made to Boyne Lodge or Carman Memorial Hospital Palliative Care.

Marla Joy Nelson, 76 of Devils Lake passed away on Sunday, June 30, 2024, in Devils Lake.
Marla Joy, daughter of Harold and Marion (Clifton) Swanson was born on May 4, 1948, in Devils Lake ND. Her early years were spent with the family in Montana. The family moved back to North Dakota and Marla was raised and educated in New Rockford, ND. She graduated from New Rockford High School with the glass of 1966. She continued her education attending a hairdressing school in Fargo. She worked as a beautician in Maddock and New Rockford for a few years.
Marla was united in marriage to Wayne Nelson on May 5, 1969, in Crookston, Minnesota. After their marriage they established their home in New Rockford for five years, and eleven years in Carrington. In 1987 they moved to Devils Lake and have called it home through the years.
Marla was a devoted wife and loving mother and grandmother. She enjoyed the fun of collecting cups and saucers and many items with a duck theme.
Though Marla may no longer walk beside us, her spirit will be with us always. Rest in peace.
Marla’s loving family include her husband Wayne of 55 years, son Jason Nelson, Devils Lake, daughter Jessica (Jeff) O’Rourke, St. Paul, MN, grandchildren Brandon Thomas (Alesha) and Jobey, Jonas and Jorin O’Rourke, great granddaughter Eilee Thomas, brother Michael (Theresa) Swanson of Albany, New York and several nieces, nephews, and cousins.
She was preceded in death by her parents Harold and Marion and in-laws Harold and Minnie Nelson.
Visitation will be on Monday, July 8, 2024 from 3:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. at the Gilbertson Funeral Home, Devils Lake, ND. There will be a graveside service at the New Rockford Cemetery on July 9, 2024 at 1:00 p.m. with Pastor Jon Benson officiating.
Marla is in the care of the Gilbertson Funeral Home, Devils Lake.

On Sunday, June 30, 2024, Lois Marie Bergen (nee Regier) experienced a cardiac event at home and passed away suddenly and far too soon. She leaves to mourn her loving husband, Kenneth (Ken) Bergen; her four daughters and their spouses: Krista & Marty Neufeldt, Kendra & Michael Bannish, Kara & Dwayne Wieler and Kimberly & James Driedger; and her beloved Grandchildren: Brock, Luke, Kenley and Mia Neufeldt, Ross Bannish, Sarah, Ellen and Edith Wieler and Tristan and Tessa Driedger. Lois is also survived by siblings: Norman Regier, David (Helen Dowsett) Regier, Benjamin Regier, Vivian (Rodney) Dyck, Kathi Suderman, brother-in-law Fred Krause and sisters-in-law Darlene Winkleman and Donna Dutchak; and siblings-in-law: Ivan (Karen) Bergen, Melvin (Karen) Bergen, Harold (Sharon) Bergen, Ron (Carol) Bergen and Amanda (Andy) Clemis, as well as numerous nieces and nephews, all of whom she treasured and loved to giggle with.
Lois was predeceased by her Father, Abraham Regier, Mother Marie Regier, Mother and Father-in-law Jake and Elma Bergen, Sister June Krause, Brother-in-Law Rodney Suderman, Great-niece Kailey Dyck and Nephew Matthew Braun.
Lois was born on October 18, 1956, in Watrous Saskatchewan to Abraham and Marie Regier, the 4th of seven children. She was raised on the family farm until 1965 when they relocated to Winnipeg when Father Abe was called to pastor the then Elmwood Bethel Mennonite Church. The Regier family moved to MacGregor in the summer of 1968 where Lois resided until the end of summer 1973 at which time she attended Grade 12 at Caronport Hight School in Saskatchewan.
Following her high school graduation, Lois was baptized by her Dad at the MacGregor Bergthaler Church on July 14, 1974 and she moved to Winnipeg that Fall, first living with a friend, then on her own. While in Winnipeg she rekindled her romance with a long-haired hippie, Ken Bergen, whom she married soon after on May 17th, 1975. The newlyweds moved to Isle des Chesne, MB in 1976 where they lived on a farmstead of Lois’ Uncle and Aunt, Jake and Martha Regier. There they welcomed their first daughter, Krista Nerrin, on June 10, 1976, three months pre-mature. Kendra Marie soon followed, kicking and screaming, on June 1, 1978. The young family relocated to Rosthern, Saskatchewan in 1979 where they welcomed their third and fourth daughters, Kara Rhea on July 12, 1981, and Kimberly Briana on April 7, 1983. They enjoyed many happy years with their young family in Rosthern until their move to Winkler, MB, in 1991, where Lois lived until her untimely passing.
In addition to being a young mother to four busy girls, Lois worked full time outside the home in finance and administration at such places as the Rosthern Medical Clinic, Rosthern CIBC, Farm Credit Canada and most recently for the Department of Manitoba Education and Training where she served in various capacities including finance and desktop publishing. Lois had an entrepreneurial spirit and assisted Ken in running several ventures in Rosthern as well as various home party businesses in Winker including Party Lite and Table Charm.


In her “spare” time, Lois enjoyed expressing her creativity. When her girls were young, she sewed most of their clothing and they would often be spotted in matching dresses singing for the congregation at Rosthern Mennonite Church, while she accompanied them on the piano in a coordinating self-made outfit. Her daughters remember the beautiful outfits their mom made for them vividly and fondly remember falling asleep to the sound of the sewing machine, as mom would work on her projects late into the night.


Lois loved to cook, bake, host and entertain. She loved to make her families’ favorite treats and filled the freezer with countless cookies and dainties for the Christmas season. She loved to out-do herself every year with how many “kinds” she baked, and always notated everyone’s’ favorites in her cookbooks – including “Dutch Villa Family Favorites,” a cookbook that Lois self-published in 1997 as a gift for her daughters. Lois also had a brief stint as a cheesecake supplier for the local Smitty’s and cooked dozens of cheesecakes, on short notice, for her daughter Kim’s wedding.


Lois loved to make everything beautiful – from her children’s clothes to her yard - planting over 400 annuals one summer at her home on Dutch Villa bay - to the interior of her home to herself; everything had to be “just so”. She enjoyed the finer things in life and told Ken she preferred to shop “without price tags” and always maintained she was “allergic” to any jewelry that was less than 18kt gold. Lois loved to decorate her home and, alongside Ken, undertook several major home renovations, including the one in progress at their home at the time of her passing.


Music was Lois’ ultimate passion. She achieved her Grade 8 certificate in piano while in high school and cut her first (and last) album at the age of 15 when she formed a trio, The People’s Choice, with friends Drene Toews and Darlene Klassen. She taught piano in her younger years, and attempted to teach her own young children, although they ultimately proved not to be her best students. Lois volunteered many hours playing piano and organ for services at Rosthern Mennonite and Winkler Grace Mennonite Churches and at countless grads, weddings and funerals. She had her fifth “baby” in 2013 when she realized her life-long dream and purchased a grand piano (subsequent to Ken’s purchase of his first Harley). Lois played the piano beautifully and often, right up to the day of her passing. Classical selections and hymns were mom’s favorite to play; her music was her gift, her meditation, her therapy, her prayer. It will be deeply missed.


Above all else, Lois was a devoted wife, mom and nana; although her deteriorating health prevented her from participating in many family gatherings and events over the years, she always wished she was with her husband, children and grandchildren. She enjoyed each and every photo and video that her children and grandchildren shared and cherished each visit, though they may have been brief and too far in between.


Lois will be remembered as beautiful, kind, loving and fun. Her eyes sparkled with mischief and joy and her riotous laughter filled any room. Even during her lowest times, she was determined to persevere. She never gave up. Her strength, beauty and resiliency will be remembered by all who truly knew her. Her music, her smile, her laughter are all gone too soon.




Thank You
The family would like to thank Lois’s family doctor, Dr. Matthew Brett who made frequent home visits to care for her over the past year and the compassionate team at the Eden Mental Health Centre who supported her during the last few weeks of her life. Our immense gratitude to Dr. Katie Martens, the Boundary Trails Emergency Room team and the Winkler and Stars Ambulance personnel who tried valiantly to save Lois’s life.
Our Family would like to express our sincere thanks for the love, kindness and gestures of the Friends and Family who phoned, texted, emailed, came to the door and brought food over the past week. And thank you to all those who could be here with us today, both in person and virtually, to celebrate our dear Wife, Mom and Nana.
Donations can be made to Winkler Bible Camp in Lois’ honor.

Thorman A. Logan Jr, passed away at the age of 63 at Altru Hospital, Grand Forks, ND on Saturday, June 29, 2024.
Thoman Alfred Logan Jr. was born in New Rockford, ND on November 19, 1960 the son of Thoman and Julia Inez (Bonderson) Logan. He grew up and attended school in the Sheyenne area. He ranched in his youth with his Dad Thorman and Uncle Marvin.
Thorman met his precious Cheryl Peterson in 1983. They were united in marriage in 1993 on their Ranch in the Fort Totten area. Thorman and Cheryl were the proud parents of two children Thorman and Jessica.
Together Thorman and Cheryl ranched in the Oberon and Fort Totten area all their lives. Ranching was Thorman’s passion until his death.
Thorman’s loving family include his wife Cheryl, son Thorman, daughter Jessica (Donald), three grandsons (Thorman’s) Thor and Danny and (Jessica’s) Ryker and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his parents and sister Hazel Evenson.
Funeral Services for Thorman will be held at the First Lutheran Church in Sheyenne ND on Wednesday, July 10, 2024 at 11:00 a.m. 

Brenda Ann Karcha (née Schotts) passed away on June 28, 2024 at Boundary Trails Health Centre after a long fight with lung cancer. She was born in Melfort SK on January 16,1964 to parents Evelyn and Vern Schotts. Young Brenda was a tomboy who enjoyed riding bikes with her brother Wayne. She married Leroy Karcha on December 3, 1983, and they had 3 children together.


Brenda was gregarious in life, with a sharp wit and dry sense of humour, and she loved to play practical jokes on friends and loved ones. Brenda spent much of her working life taking care of her children, and working as a waitress, hostess, and manager. Brenda had a fierce sense of right and wrong, and always wanted to protect others. Right up to the end she was a fighter.


Brenda is survived by her children Foster (Vickie), Nathan, Shondell (Taryn), grandchildren Loïc and Nora, brothers Lyle (Evette) and Lawrence, ex-husband Leroy, her father Vern, a sister Verna, and the many friends too numerous to name. She is predeceased by her mother Evelyn and brother Wayne. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to CancerCare Manitoba Foundation or the Boundary Trails Health Centre Foundation

Richard M. Lawson, 83, of Cavalier, ND, passed away Friday, June 28, 2024, at Wedgewood Manor, Cavalier, ND. Memorial service will be held Saturday, July 6, 2024, at 1:00 p.m. at the Askew Funeral Home, Cavalier, ND. Visitation will be held for one hour before the time of the service at the Askew Funeral Home. 
Richard (Dick) Lawson was born June 30, 1940, in Langdon, ND to Oliver and Clara (Lein) Lawson. He grew up and attended School in the Concrete area.
On December 18, 1964, he married Zelda Bennett at the Walhalla Lutheran Church. They made their home in Walhalla and later moved to the farm in Concrete. Dick worked road construction and at the Co-op in Walhalla and eventually started working at the Par Site (Cavalier Space Force Station). He worked there for 42 years before he retired.
Dick’s hobbies were fishing, hunting, and riding his four-wheeler to visit all the neighbors. He enjoyed surfing the internet to watch videos of trains. He kept up on Face lift as he called it so he could see what others were doing and stay in contact.
He is survived by his children – Scott Lawson (Cathy), Hernando, FL; Roy Lawson (Shirley), Warren, MN; Nancy Clement (Marc), Mound, MN; and Gary Lawson (Trisha), Cavalier, ND; Honorable mention - also known as - The other Scott (Leann) Holmquist, Cavalier, ND. He had 17 Grand/Step-Grandchildren and two Great-Grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Preceding him in death were his wife Zelda and his parents, brother Lawrence and Abe and sisters Mildred and Edna.
He will be greatly missed by family and friends for his cheerful and kind ways.

Pauline “Polly” Ann Dusek was born on March 3, 1947 in Milwaukee, WI to William & Frances (Sobolik) Houska.  She was raised in Pisek, ND where she graduated from Pisek High School.  She married Donald F Dusek on November 19, 1966.  They lived & raised three children, Keith, Sherry & Kenny in Pisek, ND.  She spent most of her life in Pisek but then moved to Lincoln, Kansas in 1993 and then to Park River, ND in 1997. She moved into the Lutheran Sunset Home in Grafton, ND in March of 2020, just as the Covid Pandemic started.  
Polly was the most selfless person, always putting other’s needs before her own.  She was a great giver of gifts and her cards always hit you in the heart.  She was a good cook even though she didn’t really enjoy cooking and her family loved her Czech rolicky and her favorite meal of pork, dumplings, gravy & of course sauerkraut along with her macaroni salad and dumpling soup.   She had a good sense of humor and came through many hardships in her life with her humor intact.  She was a daughter, sister, wife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother who deeply loved her family.  She enjoyed gardening and canned many quarts of vegetables over the years.  She crocheted many blankets, loved reading, puzzles, and card games of all kinds.  She also refinished many pieces of furniture over the years.  But her favorite hobby was going to auction sales and rummage sales to find antiques and treasures.  In her later years, her grandkids took top priority.  She never said no, when asked to watch one of them.  Her grandkids have many fond memories of the time they spent with her.  She will be missed for being the family historian.
She was a member of the Pisek American Legion Auxiliary for over 50 years, as well as St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church of Pisek, where she received all her sacraments. 
Polly is survived by her brother John Houska, Grafton, ND; sister Jeanie Houska, Grafton ND; Children: Sherry (Paul) O’Toole Crystal, ND and Kenny (Susan) Dusek Park River, ND.  grandchildren and great grandchildren, Cassandra (Chris) Martinson & Harper Walhalla, ND, Kayla (Brandon) Morris, Grand Forks, ND, James (Alyssa) O’Toole & Everett Park River, ND and Bethany & Christine O’Toole Crystal, ND, Jonathan Dusek Edinburg, ND, Karen (Ashley) Chandler & Wyatt, Scarlet & Rhett, Edinburg, ND, Brandyn (Wyat Bruegemann) Chandler St Louis Park, MN, and Jaycob (Jasmin) Chandler & Cody & Cooper Park River, ND; nephew Brent Houska and niece Macy Houska;  sister in law Debra Dusek, and nephews Lynn Dusek and Lee (Teresa) Dusek.
She was preceded in death by her grandparents: Joe & Pauline (Maresh) Sobolik and Matthew & Rose (Paur) Houska; her parents; husband, brothers Daniel and William “Billy”; son Keith, in-laws John & Mathilda (Kotaska) Dusek and brothers in law David & Leonard Dusek.  
Mass of Christian Burial will be on Saturday, July 6, 2024 at 10:00 a.m. at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church of Pisek, ND.  Visitation will be one hour prior to the service at the church.  Interment will be at the church cemetery. 

Francis L. Lovcik, age 72 of Pisek, ND passed away on Tuesday, June 25, 2024 at his home. 
Francis was born on December 5, 1951, the son of Frank C. and Stella D. (Pohonka) Lovcik at Deaconess Hospital in Grafton, ND.  In his early childhood he lived on the family farm by Pisek and later on they moved into town.  He went to school in Pisek and graduated in 1969.   In July of 1970, Francis enlisted in the U.S. Army.  Francis served almost 27 years in the military, taking him throughout the world.  His tours of duty’s included Vietnam, The Persian Gulf during Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm, Panama and Honduras and several state side missions.  He was awarded many ribbons and unit citations throughout his military career. He was very proud of his military service.  He retired from the military in 1997.  On September 2, 1975 Francis began work at the GTA elevator at Pisek, then later it became the Harvest States Elevator and then finally CHS, where he worked for 40 years before retiring.   
On August 4, 2005, Francis married Luwanna Bjerke at Carrington, ND.  Together they made their home at Pisek, enjoying the yard, raising a garden, and enjoying the peace and quiet of rural living.  Francis enjoyed the outdoors; his favorite past time was hunting and spending time on Devils Lake fishing.  His love for sports was second to none, as his favorite teams were the New York Yankees, which he got to see in person on occasion, the Green Bay Packers, and of course the Fighting Sioux.  
Francis was involved with several local organizations. Pisek Volunteer Fireman, until his health became an issue.  He was a member at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church of Pisek, was a member of the American Legion Post 208 for over 45 years.  He served several terms as Commander, Sgt at Arms, and was a 2nd District Commander.  Francis loved his Legion Post and his fellow veterans, as he was instrumental in organizing and helping dedicate the Veterans Memorial as a way to show support and gratitude for our fellow veterans.  His love and devotion to fellow veterans was how he never forgot, whether it was a veteran’s funeral, Memorial Day, Veteran’s Day, parades or presentation of colors, he was there to show support for his country, his community, and his fellow veterans.  Francis was also a member of the V.F.W. and a life member of the D.A.K. 
Francis is survived by his wife Luwanna; brother Dennis (Elaine) Lovcik; sister JoAnn (Gary) Nokelby; sister in laws: Mary (Melvin) Obie and Darlene Haave and several nieces and nephews also survive.  He was preceded in death by his parents, daughter Danielle Hagen, brother Joe (Loretta) Lovcik, and infant sister Loretta.
Mass of Christian Burial will be on Saturday, June 29, 2024 at 12:00 p.m. at St John Nepomucene of Pisek, ND.  Visitation will be one hour prior to the service at the church.  Inurnment will be at the church cemetery.  Military Rites will be provided by the American Legion Post 208 of Pisek and the National Guard Honor Guard.  

Curtis Dean Black, 61 of Wood Lake passed away peacefully at home on June 25, 2024.
Visitation and prayer service will be on Sunday, June 30th, 2024, at St. Michael Catholic Church with a rosary and prayer service at 6:00 p.m. The procession will leave from Gilbertson’s parking lot at 4:00 p.m.
Mass of Christian Burial will be on Monday, July 1, 2024 at 10:00 a.m. at St. Michaels Catholic Church with Father Paul Schuster celebrating the Mass. 
Curtis Dean, the only son of Lea Brunelle and Peter Black was born on June 5, 1963 in Aberdeen, SD. Curtis was raised in the St. Michael District. 
Curtis is survived by his wife Kristi, sons Derrek and Joran, grandson Osker Black. Sisters Donna (Cody) Black-Graywater, Joan (Perry) Black Cavanaugh, Merry Brunelle, Melissa (Larry) Brunelle, Sharon Black, Frankie Chaske and Brenda (John) Bogush. Brothers Claude Black, Andy and Marshall Demarce. Aunt Carol Black, Uncles Jimmy Baker, Doug (Ester) Hubbel and Carl Merrick (McMolly). Nephews Brandon Sullivan, Chris (Hope) Bogush, Leland (Miranda) Cavanaugh, Cody Jr., Calden and Heyaka Fox, Melvin (Kristen) Langstaff Jr., Jerrod (Lauren) Brunelle, Myron Azure Sr., Ryley Brunelle, Nieces Heather Sullivan, Clarissa(Jason) Robertson, Shayna(Dion) Black, Bailee (Rock jr.) Langstaff and Dr. Leah Bogush. God Children Clarissa Robertson, Leland Cavanaugh and Jerrod Brunelle. 
In his early years, Curtis spent time with Andy Demarce Sr. and family who taught him how to drum and sing. Curtis considered Andy Jr. and Marshall his brothers and enjoyed spending time together playing basketball, teasing and laughing when they were together.
Curtis attended St. Marys Academy and Warwick Public School. In 1985, he earned a Peace Officer certificate from United Tribes Technical College.
In 1986, Curtis started his career with the Bureau of Indians Affairs as a police officer. He also worked for Sioux Manufacturing for several years, Warehouse Manager and Housing Inspector for Spirit Lake Housing, Tribal Construction Inspector, Home Improvement Program Director, Lease Compliance Officer, Covid 19 Project Coordinator and Tribal Maintenance for the Spirit Lake Tribe. In all, he worked 29 years for the Spirit Lake Tribe. He worked hard all his life for his Tribe and was always looking for ideas to make life better for the people at Spirit Lake.
In high school his passion was playing basketball from there he started playing basketball with the Wood Lake Traveling team. In the beginning they lost more games than they won but eventually the team would go on to win many championships locally as well as throughout the States. He was most proud of winning the National Indian Basketball Championship in Arizona several times. He was inducted in to the United Tribes Hall of Fame in 2016. He loved spending time with his grandson, teaching him how to bait a hook, fish and hunt, going to horse races, bull riding events, branding cattle, fishing, hunting, gardening, cooking, taking credit for his wife’s baking every chance he got, visiting and drinking beer at Eds Bait Shop. He enjoyed putting in a garden and watching the birds in the summer time feeding out of the many bird feeders he put out. He had a kind heart and would help anyone in need. He cherished his many friendships, family and the relationships he had with them. He loved to joke and tease and would give nick names to his family and friends. When he attended Pow Wows his favorite was watching the grass and chicken dancers often selecting the winners before they were picked. 
Curtis was proceeded in death by his parents Peter and Lea Black, Evelyn Greene, Grandparents Charlie and Josephine Black, Alice and Edward Brunelle Sr., Uncles Donald and Charles Black Jr., Clifford Allery, Edward Brunelle Jr., Aunts Ruth Ann and Corrine Brunelle, Evelyn Black and Deanna Baker, Brothers Richard Sr., Charles III, Craig and Bennett Black, Sisters Ann Marie Black, Connie Black, Kerry and Cheryl Brunelle, Nephews Ian Bogush, Sheldon Black and Parker Mudgett.
Urn bearer Duane Smith
Honorary Bearers are Helena Littleghost, Justin Swires, Bonita Morin, Pat WalkingEagle, Andy and Marshall Demarce, Brendon Flatt, Rolanda and Spender Laducer, Loretta and Glen Delorme, Bernie Yazzie, Carl and Sheila Baker, Debbie and Dave Cavanaugh, Wanda and Ron Parisian, Edward Davis, Sarah DeLeon and family, Darwin Brown, Belinda Murphy, Paul Saastad, Duane and Robin Smith, Rick Smith, Riley Smith, Dennis Smith, Daryl Smith, Oliver Gourd Sr, Robin and Paul Lawrence, Davy and Joy Davidson, Lance and Lisa Kimmerly, Eunice and Dave Davidson, Ann and Darlene Wadsworth, Glen Abraham, Todd and Sheila Belgarde, Vincent Shaw, Matt Robertson, Alberta Dunn, Justin and Brooke Yankton, Kurt Keplin, Wayne and Jen Black, Joanne Yankton, Jaylan and Shayna Ross Black, Janice and Gary Delorme, Tony Delorme, Sean Gourd Sr., Blain Leftbear, Dave (Old Man) Redfox, Jason Green, Vickie Beckstrand, Denise Harrington, Merle and Lisa Ironhawk, Darcie and Corey Delorme, Clark and Joann Defler, Terry and Jane Smith, Cankdeska Cikana College and Board of Regents, Four Winds High School.