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Luella

White to become nurses,

Luella was the first Terrace
woman to graduate as a nurse and
‘was apparently a good one.

Her family says she was very
proud to be one of the first gradu:
-ates from the Prince Rupert Gen-
. eral Hospital's school of nursing

jm 1924,

After graduating she nursed at
the Prince Rupert hospital and
later at the old Red Cross Hospi-
tal in Terrace.

It is'said that Luclla was a very
kind and conscientious nurse.

On September 30, 1925 Luella
married Elwood Brooks in Ter-
race.

They had resided in Terrace be-
fore retiring to Vancouver Island
where they lived in Lantzviile
and Victoria.

From ‘Victoria they moved to
White Rock.

After Elwood’s death in 1984
Luella moved to the Sunnyside
Manor in White Rock where she
was a resident for the past several
years,

She is fondly remembered by
her brothers and sisters as being a
very loving and joyful sister and
will be greatly missed by them.

‘Luella, along with her sisters

“Belle and Dorothy and brother
Floyd, all wrote beautiful poems
of their love and fond remem-

_brance for the Skeena Valley
which they loved very much.

Belic has now published two
books: Happy Times in Rhyme
and They Came West.

‘Floyd recently published My
Valley Yesteryears.

This September, Belle travelled
from Calgary to White Rock to
visit her daughter Dorothy and

_ was able to celebrate Belle’s 88th
birthday with her sister Luella.

They played an old time waltz
on the old phonograph and they
danced around. the room and
laughed together,

But a few days later Luella un-
fortunately had a fall and broke
her hip.

The doctor operated but Luella
did not have enough strength to
pull through the operation. =

Luella Catherine Brooks passed.

away at the age of 93 years,

Aileen Frank from Terrace,
Luella’s sister-in-law, flew down
to White Rock and made fimeral
arangements with help from
daughter Patricia White and

_ Belle’s daughter Dorothy.

They arranged for Luella’s
body to be retumed to Terrace
-and buried at the old Kitsum-
kalum cemetery alongside her
husband Elwood, mother and fa-
ther, and brothers Ivan and Jack.
Elfa is survived by her brother
Floyd Frank and his wife
Aileen, sister Dorothy Smith and
husband Earl, sister Mildred
Woods and sister Belle Watt of
Calgary, along with many nieces

and nephews.

The funeral service was held at
the Knox United Church in Ter-
race on October 11, 1994 with
Reverend Michael Hare of-
ficiating and organist Rusty

- Ljungh.

‘The service included two
hymns: There is a Green Hill Far
Away and God Sees the Little
Sparrows Fall,

‘The internment took place at
the old Kitsumkalum cemetery
with pallbearers Brock Norbig,
Jimmy McKenzie, Wayne
Jones, Larry Tallon, Robert
Woods and Norman Frank.

A reception was held at the
Knox United Church Hall with
catering by the United Church
Ladies.

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