Brenda Dianne Dhaliwal died on December 29, 2021 at the age of 71. Brenda was born in Regina, Saskatchewan on February 6, 1950, and later moved to Kamloops where she met her husband, David Dhaliwal. They were married in May 1969. Brenda leaves to mourn her sons Dean (Annette), Neal (Sharon), her grandchildren who loved her so very much, Tianna (Jeff), Justine, Chantal (James) and Tyler, great-grandchildren Jayden, Mya and Cash. Also left to mourn are Brenda's sisters-in-law Linda Edwardson, Ambo, Baljit, Harjinder Dhaliwal and numerous nieces, nephews, extended family and long-time friends. Brenda was predeceased by her husband David of 51 years, her parents Allan and Violet Edwardson and her brother Gary.

On May 10, 2012 Mr. Warren Henry Ford of Kamloops passed away peacefully at the age of 62 years. Warren is survived by his loving family: father L.S. Ford, brother Jim (Melanie) and nephews Lucas and Stuart and many cousins and friends. Warren was born in Kamloops on May 26, 1949. He spent his early years working for Forestry at Bowern Lake building portage trails or working fire suppression. He worked many years in the Auto Parts Business, finishing his working career with the Highways Contractors in Williams Lake. He was an avid car collector throughout his life. When he wasn't building models or restoring his Mopar's he could be found spending time with his family camping. His fishing lessons to his nephews will never be forgotten. He still found time to volunteer where ever he was: Royal Canadian Legion, Boy Scouts, Kinsmen and both Williams Lake and Kamloops Street Rod Clubs.

HALL 1949 ~ 2007 Howard Hall of Savona passed way on May 9, 2007 at 58 years of age. Survived by his loving daughter Michelle (Steve) Ellis of Leeds England, grandchildren Marshall, Athena. Predeceased by his Father Beverly and Mother Mary Howard grew up in Kamloops and attended elementary and high school. He was recognized for his athletic abilities, particularly in basket ball and swimming. One of his many joys in life was painting and spending time with his animals. He was renowned for his sense of humour and ability to tell great stories. He loved this great country which was his home, a better Canadian could not be found.

Cris passed away peacefully on October 21, 2016 in the Kelowna Hospice after a long struggle with cancer. Left to mourn are his loving wife Holly and her extended family, his mother Joyce Riches, the Hemingway family and many longtime friends and acquaintances. Cris lived and worked in Kamloops, Merritt, Quesnel and many years in Salmon Arm where he raised his family. Moving to Lake Country, he established his Peak Home Inspection business. Cris loved the outdoors, boating, fishing and hunting with friends, flying model airplanes, sports car racing and just tinkering in the garage fixing and creating things. A loving man of many parts, he will be sadly missed.

April 7, 1950 - September 15, 2016 Catherine was born on a beautiful April day in Glasgow, Scotland, the first child of Douglas and Catherine Henderson. Born a beautiful baby, Catherine grew to be a beautiful and wonderful woman in the family’s adopted country, Canada. Catherine spent her formative years in Kamloops, going to school and eventually entering the workforce. It was in Kamloops where she began her career at the BC Telephone Co. Starting as an operator, Catherine soon became active within the ranks of the union, being elected on numerous occasions and eventually being elected to the position of treasurer. She remained with the union for a number of years, then returned back within the ranks at Telus (BC Tel) until her early retirement due to illness in 1998. Catherine passed away peacefully in her home on September 15, 2016. She was predeceased by her father Douglas, mother Catherine and brother Philip. Catherine is survived by her brother Douglas, sister-in-law Anita, nieces and nephews Michelle, Craig and Danica, Corena and Derek, Trevor and Jennifer and by grand-nephews Parker, Alex and Moses and grand-niece Linden. Also, by loving cousins Gordon, Willie, Elizabeth, Eleanor, Karen and Jan, and by life long friend Janeene dePfyffer.

LANCASTER 1949 - 2008 It is with great sadness that we announce the peaceful passing of James Leonard Lancaster. Jim is survived by his mother Dorothy; brothers Michael (Randy) and David; nieces and nephews, Amanda Manholt (Darwin), John-Paul and Rheanne Lancaster; and great nephews Erik and Justin Manholt. He was predeceased by his father John. Jim was a lifelong resident of Kamloops and graduated from Kam High. He was keenly interested in photography and was an avid reader. Jim was greatly devoted to the care of his mother, enabling her to live independently into her 98th year. Jim was a loving and devoted Uncle who took great interest in the lives of his nephews and nieces.

At University Hospital, on Wednesday, July 20, 2022, P.J. Liscumb of London, at the age of 72. Loving wife and best friend of Doug. Proud aunt of Rebecca Carr (Adam) and their children Connor and McKenna; special step-mother of Robin Liscumb (Jamie) and Seanna Shearer (AJ); and Grammie of Coen, Benjamin, Donovan and Leonhart. Dear sister of June Stevens (the late Dick), Dianne Barker (Ed), Spencer Colman (Mary Ellen), Marilyn Ewert (George), Donna Spelay (the late Ted), Kevin Colman, Linda Bymoen (Murray) and Murray Colman (Renée). Also missed by in-laws: Doug’s brother Glenn Liscumb (Helen), sister Janice Tunks (Paul), and many loved nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her parents Ernest and Frances Colman. P.J. worked for Lac Mac for 45 years of employment.