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In Memory of
Judy Ann
Chepil
Chepil
1952 - 2018
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Obituary for Judy Ann Chepil
Born April 6, 1952,
Humboldt, Sask.
Passed away August 25, 2018,
Meadow Lake, Sask.
CELEBRATION OF LIFE
1:00pm Thursday August 30, 2018
Waweykisik Gymnasium
Waterhen Lake, Saskatchewan
URN BEARER
Wes Manderscheid (Son)
Survived By:
Son: Wes Manderscheid (Jackie Mistickokat); Grandchildren: Taylor Mistickokat, Tucker Manderscheid, Parker Manderscheid and Everett Manderscheid;
Sister: Deb (Craig) Albers (neé Suchan)
Predeceased By:
Parents: Leo and Erna Suchan (neé Timmerman);
Sister: Marlene Parry (neé Suchan);
Daughter: Jodi Manderscheid
CREMATION
Inurnment at a later date
Judy was very proud of her family and cherished her grandchildren. She worked as a school teacher in the community of Waterhen First Nation for over 30 years. Judy was well liked by all the lives she touched as she made Waterhen her home not just a place she worked. Judy retired and moved into Meadow Lake, maintaining her close ties with many of her friends and co-workers. She returned to work at Kopahawakenum school on Flying Dust First Nation and continued to support the school until the 2017 - 2018 school year.
Humboldt, Sask.
Passed away August 25, 2018,
Meadow Lake, Sask.
CELEBRATION OF LIFE
1:00pm Thursday August 30, 2018
Waweykisik Gymnasium
Waterhen Lake, Saskatchewan
URN BEARER
Wes Manderscheid (Son)
Survived By:
Son: Wes Manderscheid (Jackie Mistickokat); Grandchildren: Taylor Mistickokat, Tucker Manderscheid, Parker Manderscheid and Everett Manderscheid;
Sister: Deb (Craig) Albers (neé Suchan)
Predeceased By:
Parents: Leo and Erna Suchan (neé Timmerman);
Sister: Marlene Parry (neé Suchan);
Daughter: Jodi Manderscheid
CREMATION
Inurnment at a later date
Judy was very proud of her family and cherished her grandchildren. She worked as a school teacher in the community of Waterhen First Nation for over 30 years. Judy was well liked by all the lives she touched as she made Waterhen her home not just a place she worked. Judy retired and moved into Meadow Lake, maintaining her close ties with many of her friends and co-workers. She returned to work at Kopahawakenum school on Flying Dust First Nation and continued to support the school until the 2017 - 2018 school year.
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