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CHLOE GALTS1943 - 2016

Chloe Galts, beloved wife ofMarvin Galts for 53 years, passedaway February 18, 2016 at the ageof 73 surrounded by her family atChinook Regional Hospi ta l inLethbr idge. Born in Lethbridge January 5th,1943, the second eldest of eightchildren, Chloe attended her primaryschool years at Massinisin countryschool in Milk River County until1960. In her early teens she met thelove of her life Marv Galts. After highschool she attended the GarbettSecretarial School in Lethbridge andbecame the secretary to thePresident of CIBC Bank. MarryingMarvin September 22, 1962 shejoined him on his family farm inCoutts living in a farm house with no

bathroom or running water or no phone, but a ‘fabulous out-house’.Brenda was born in 1963, Bruce in 1965. Marvin and Chloe decided tochange their destiny and leave the family farm. From 1966-1970 theylived in Montana while Marvin pursued his education and Chloe started herfirst business – an in home day care – to support the family. By 1971 theyhad returned to Lethbridge, and the next year would begin the personaland professional journey that is today’s Galko Homes. She and Marvin where each other’s right hand in every aspect of life. Herdedication to him unwavering, her support unconditional, and her laughterand strength a constant source of inspiration to him. She rode therollercoaster of their life and business with dedication and celebration.Forever at his side, and he at hers. She truly put him first every day. Chloe was a leader, a pioneer and an artist. She was a self-taught homedesigner and interior decorator, developing a large following in Lethbridgeof people who came to the annual Parade of Homes every year just to see‘what Chloe does next’. Under the name of Chloe & Associates, her designcompany put Galko Homes on the map in Lethbridge winning awardsevery consecutive year she was at the helm. Chloe is acknowledged forbringing women to the forefront of leadership roles in the constructionindustry. She changed the face of the Canadian Home BuildersAssociation (CHBA) – Lethbridge by insisting education, board seats andleadership roles were open to women. In true Chloe style she called thewives of builders in Lethbridge and encouraged them to play active roles inconstruction – to get out from behind the desk and into the field. During theearly years of the company she was the Construction Supervisor – instilettos. The only woman on site. She loved overseeing the projects,negotiating with trades for pricing, ensuring that the quality of a GalkoHome was exactly as she thought it should be. She was Marvin’s partner,supporter, challenger and confident in every business they createdtogether. Together they were honoured with the CHBA Legacy Award, andwill be honoured by the University of Lethbridge Management Departmentin April of this year. Despite her busy trail blazing her children and extended family were herpriority every single day. She raised her children, and loved her nieces andnephews, with an open heart, high expectations, unwavering support. Shetaught them to take care of each other, celebrate anything, laugh everyday, and tell a fantastic story. She had a special relationship with hergrandson Mike who lived with them while attending university, and hergranddaughter Nikki who she encouraged to follow her ‘I’m-possible’dream. Nikki’s music brought her great comfort in her last hours. She wasexcited to see what her grandsons Brian and Nathan would accomplish inthe years ahead. She expected optimism and resilience no matter what,and was known to say ‘suck it up’ and ‘don’t complain’ when life got tough– as it often did for her. Everyone who knew Chloe knew her stories, andhad a story to tell about her – she made sure of it! Chloe was the epitome was grit, grace and humor– facing prolongedillnesses, personal and business aspirations and trials with determination,optimism, and unwavering faith. When her time came she knew it and she‘called it’ with as much clarity as she lived her life. When you rememberher do it with stories, a smile and smartly dressed (stilettos optional) – shewould expect it of us all. She is survived by her beloved husband Marvin, children Brenda(Scott-deceased) and Bruce (Shanaley), and her four grandchildren:Michael, Nikki, Brian and Nathan; siblings Dennis Hierath, Ronald(Sharon) Hierath, Margie (Gerard) Gravel, Ramona (Randy) Michetti, Bret(Debbie) Hierath, Colleen Hierath; in-laws she considered her siblingsAudrey (John) Van Leuken, Donny (Carol) Galts, Mary Koskowich (DonKuharski), Verna Hierath, Anne (John) Gazankas. She was preceded indeath by her parents Ken and Dora Hierath, and sister Dawn Morgan, andher in-laws Delwin & Nadine Galts. Vigil Rites (prayers) will be held at 6:00pm on Tuesday, February 23,2016 at MARTIN BROTHERS RIVERVIEW CHAPEL, 610-4th St. S.,Lethbridge, AB. A Memorial Mass will be held at 2:00pm on Wednesday, February 24th atOUR LADY OF THE ASSUMPTION CATHOLIC CHURCH, 2405 12 Ave.S., Lethbridge, AB. A party celebrating Chloe will follow at the Coast Hotel. Donations in honour of Chloe, and her decades long struggle withRheumatoid Arthritis, may be made to the National Arthritis Foundation atwww.curearthritis.org

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VOYTKO DOROTHY VOYTKO belovedpartner of Roy Gossen, passedaway at the Edith Cavell CareCentre on Wednesday, February17, 2016 at the age of 72 years.Dorothy was born November 23,1942 in Coleman, AB, the thirdchild to Steve and Dorothy Dodd-V o y t k o . T h e y m o v e d t oLethbridge where she attended St.Basils and St. Joseph’s School.She lived in Victoria and Brooksfor a few years, but cal ledLethbridge her home and livedmost of her life there. Dorothy, known to many as Sisor Dot, worked as a barmaid andwas very good at her job. Sheloved to cook, garden, and greatlyenjoyed music. She especiallyenjoyed spending time with familyand friends. She met the love ofher life, Roy Gossen, and theyspent 25 years together. She leaves to mourn her partner,Roy Gossen; daughter MaryBraun; sister Helene (Babe)Bateman; two grandchildren,Anne Marie and Michael; threegreat grandchildren, and manynieces and nephews, and specialfriends Stephanie and Chris Betts.She was predeceased by herparents, Steve and Dolly Voytko,infant brother Tommy, sisterMargaret (Cookie) Houghton,brother-in-law Calvin Bateman,special angel great-niece SharlaCollier, and much-loved nephewRod (Rowdy) Houghton.A Memorial Service will be held atC H R I S T E N S E N S A L M O NG E N E R A T I O N S F U N E R A LHOME, 703-13 Street North,Le thbr idge on Wednesday ,February 24,2016 at 1:00 p.m.with Reverend Pilar Gatemenofficiating.

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HUTCHINSON1946-2016

R O N N Y ( R O N ) J O H NH U T C H I N S O N o f W a r n e r ,beloved husband of Louise,father to Marni Hutchinson (KyleGirard) of Okotoks, Celeste(David) Small of Okotoks, Shaun( B r i a n n e ) H u t c h i n s o n o fLethbridge, and grandpa to WyattSmal l , passed away a t St .Michael 's Health Centre, onFebruary 18, 2016 at the age of69 years. A Celebration of Life will be heldat MCKILLOP UNITED CHURCH,2329 - 15 Avenue Sou th ,Lethbridge, AB., on Monday,February 22, 2016 at 1:00 P.M.with Reverend Trevor Potteroff iciating. A Private Family Internment willbe held in the Warner Cemetery. In lieu of flowers the familyrequests donations be made tothe Canadian Cancer Society, 317- 10 Street South, Lethbridge, ABT1J 2M7, the Warner Ag Society,PO Box 431, Warner, AB, T0K2L0, the Warner CemeteryImprovement Association, c/oLynette Entzminger, Box 223,Warner, AB, T0K 2L0 or the St.M i c h a e l ’ s H e a l t h C e n t r e ,Palliative Care Unit, 1400 - 9thAvenue South, Lethbridge, AB,T1J 4V5.

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FIRTH, Edward John (Ed)June 8, 1925 - February 17, 2016

Edward (Ed) John Firth, belovedhusband, father and grandfather,passed away in Calgary onWednesday, February 17, 2016 atthe age of 90 years. Ed is survived by his loving wife of59 years Joyce, his son Alan andgrandson Ryley; brother Bi l l(Norma), s is ter Mary (Mike)Moskaluk, sisters-in-law JeanDaniel and Shirley (Bart) Kesler. A Celebration of Ed’s Life will beheld at McINNIS & HOLLOWAY(Fish Creek, 14441 Bannister RoadS.E.) on Wednesday, February 24,2016 a t 2 :00 p .m. Forwardc o n d o l e n c e s t h r o u g hwww.mcinnisandholloway.com. In living memory of Ed Firth, a treewill be planted at Fish CreekProvincial Park by McINNIS &HOLLOWAY FUNERAL HOMES,Fish Creek, 14441 BANNISTERROAD S.E. Telephone: 403-256-9575.

BRENNANGEORGE FRANKLIN BRENNAN,of Lethbridge, AB, passed awaypeacefully at St. Michael's HealthCentre, Palliative Care Unit onTuesday, February 16, 2016 atthe age of 85, two months beforehis 86th birthday. A Service of Remembrance willbe held at CORNERSTONEFUNERAL HOME, 2800 MayorMagrath Drive South, Lethbridge,AB on Monday, February 22, 2016at 2:00 P.M. with Major SandraHabkirk officiating. If friends so desire, donationsmay be made to The HeritageLodge, 601-6th Street South,Lethbridge, AB., T1J 2E4, or tothe Canadian Cancer Society,3 1 7 - 1 0 t h S t r e e t S o u t h ,Le thbr idge, AB. , T1J 2M7.

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JOHN WILLIAM TUNNAH1945 - 2015

Mr. John William Tunnah ofLethbridge, beloved husband ofMrs. Carol Tunnah, passed awayon Thursday, February 18, 2016at the age of 71 years. A Memorial Service will be heldat 2:00pm, on Tuesday, February23, 2016 at MARTIN BROTHERSRIVERVIEW CHAPEL, 610 4thStreet South, Lethbridge. In lieu of flowers, those who wishmemorial donations may be madeto the Jack Ady Cancer Centre,1A129 – 960 – 19th street south,Lethbridge, AB T1J 1W5

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FELIX MATHIEU1962 - 2015

Mr. Felix Mathieu of Enchant,beloved husband of Mrs. SharonMathieu passed away suddenlyon Friday, February 19, 2016 atthe age of 53 years. Prayers will be held at 7:00pm onFriday, February 26, 2016 atM A R T I N B R O T H E R SRIVERVIEW CHAPEL, 610 4thStreet South, Lethbridge, AbA Funeral Service will be held at1:00pm on Saturday, February 27,2 0 1 6 a t t h e E N C H A N TCOMMUNITY HALL, 127 CentreStreet, Enchant, Ab

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MARGARET VICTORIA FORD1924 - 2015

M r s . M a r g a r e t F o r d o fLethbridge, passed away onSaturday, February 20, 2016 atthe St. Michael’s Health Centre atthe age of 91 years. Funeral arrangements will beannounced when completed

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