Daughter of Mary Louise Maloyer and unknown, both born in France.
Survived by her husband Jean Bernard Brard.
Resided at 34605-Sechelt Terrace in Abbotford, British Columbia.
Died at St. Paul's Hospital in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Cause of Death had not yet been determined when the Death Certificate was Registered. She had been a pedestrian on the roadway at South Fraser Way and Minter Street in Abbotsford when struck by a truck.
Survived by her husband Jean Bernard Brard.
Resided at 34605-Sechelt Terrace in Abbotford, British Columbia.
Died at St. Paul's Hospital in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Cause of Death had not yet been determined when the Death Certificate was Registered. She had been a pedestrian on the roadway at South Fraser Way and Minter Street in Abbotsford when struck by a truck.
Daughter of Mary Louise Maloyer and unknown, both born in France.
Survived by her husband Jean Bernard Brard.
Resided at 34605-Sechelt Terrace in Abbotford, British Columbia.
Died at St. Paul's Hospital in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Cause of Death had not yet been determined when the Death Certificate was Registered. She had been a pedestrian on the roadway at South Fraser Way and Minter Street in Abbotsford when struck by a truck.
Survived by her husband Jean Bernard Brard.
Resided at 34605-Sechelt Terrace in Abbotford, British Columbia.
Died at St. Paul's Hospital in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Cause of Death had not yet been determined when the Death Certificate was Registered. She had been a pedestrian on the roadway at South Fraser Way and Minter Street in Abbotsford when struck by a truck.
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