Norah of.
Cedarvale
passes on

THIS WEEK, I have a tribute to
Agnes Norah Brown, a descen-
dent of one of the original resi-
dents of Meanskinisht (Cedar-
vale).

She was born on Sept. 18, 1932
in Cedarvale and was baptized in
the United Church. Her parents
were Jasian and Emma Bright,

Her paternal grandparents were
Samuel and Hannah Bright

Her maternal grandparents were

Tom and Agnes Campbell.

_ When older, Norah mared —

Horace Nelson Brown, of Kit-
seguekla, son of Moses and
Mabel Brown.

They were maried in the
United Church in Hazelton, B.C.

Their best man was Robert
Samucl Bright. The maid of
honour was Ella Turley.

Norah’s marriage was approved
by her father and she was given
away by Aunt Agnes Sutton

Norah gave birth to nine chil-
dren -— Graham, Elizabeth
Emma, Jennifer Norah, Leslie
(deceased), Wayne, Constable
Gerald Brown (Prince Rupert),
Loretia Elaine, Jacob (deceased),
and Nathan Bright, adopted by
Robert and Agatha Bright.

She knew how to set a
net, fish for ker family, and
would go to gather berries
Jrom the mountains.

Norah lived in Cedarvale and
she and her children would help
Aunty Agnes Sution and Fred
with the gardening, fishing and
preserving winter supplies of
food,

She knew how to set a net, fish
for her family, and would go to

gather bermies from — the
mountains. She also put in her
own parden, -

Noralfwas'also “active in all
schogl activities and many com-
ciunty activitics.

She played the guitar and laved
to sing. She came from a family
of musicians.

She always liked to play ball,
and belonged to a softball team.

She brought her children to-
gether many times for family
gatherings and special occasions.

If any of the relalives needed
help, she would gather her chil-
dren together and go to help
whoever needed her, She gave of
what she had, and will always be
remembered,

Agens Norah Brown passed
away on March 15, 1994 at Mills
Memorial Hospital in Terrace.

A memorial service was held
Thursday, March 17, 1994 ¢ at the
Salvation Army.

A funeral service was held 10
am. Friday, March 18, 1994 at
the Salvation Army. Interrment
was at the Terrace cemetery.

Norah is survived by her com-
panion and Giend Orville McFar-
len, brother Wilfred Bright
(Noreen and four children), sister
Mary Dalen (Halvor and son),
and her children — Graham (Bar-
bara), Betty, Jenny, Wayne (Deb-
bie}, Gerald, Loretta (Paul),
Nathan.

Norah also leaves behind 15
grand-children, numerous nieces

More to be
honoured

THE FOLLOWING | students
made Caledonia Sr. Secondary’s
second term, semester one honur
roll, but were inadvertently left
out of earlier lists,
Congratulations to all:
Outstanding Achievement
Binh Du, Robert Judzentis,
Tom Nieminen, Brian Prince,
Brenda Ramsay, Bryan
Treheame, and Candace Wel-
ler.
Meritorious
Carmen Henry,
Josaph
Honourable Mention
Sean Bultas, Jess Hansen

Jonathan

HERE ‘N THERE

YVONNE MOEN

and nephews, great-nieces and
great-nephews, and many more
family and friends.

They all will miss her for her
kindness and love she shared with
others.

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