Birth date and place provided by member Rod Redford
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Following provided by FG member #47810210 (Bear Hugs):
EDWIN BRUCE WRIGHT passed away suddenly on Tuesday, June 5, 1990 at Spring Coulee, Alberta, at the age of 39 years.
He leaves to mourn him his loving wife Cherri (Marsden) Wright, and his children, Stuart of Sarnia, Ontario, Darcy, Hyandel and Victoria of Cardston.
He is survived by his mother, Melba (Litchfield ) Wright of Vauxhall; four brothers, Ronald (Sheila), Roy (Marlene), and Harvey of Vauxhall and William A. (Louiene) Wright of Taber; four sisters, Marie (Allan) Hollhe of Turin, Alberta. Louise (Roy ) Michelse n of Lethbridge, Karyn (Ken) Healey of Raymond and Glenda Wright of Lethbridge.
Bruce was predeceased by his father William Williard Wright February 27,1989.
He was born in Taber, Alberta, April 14, 1951 and was raised on a farm in Vauxhall. Bruce attended school there and was an active member of 4-H. Later he served a two year mission for the L.D.S. Church in Scotland and attended the Olds Agricultural Vocational College for two years. After moving to Cardston, Bruce worked for Cardston Farm Service for four years and then for the M.D. of Cardston for the past 12 years. Bruce loved the outdoors and was an avid beekeeper for many years. He also enjoyed scouting and served in the L.D.S. Scouting program for several years. Three years ago, Bruce and Cherri became involved in ceramics and recently started their own business. Bruce loved being able to be involved with his family doing something they all enjoyed, and he was truly excited and enthusiastic as he worked
Lethbridge Herald June 7, 1990
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Following provided by FG member #47810210 (Bear Hugs):
EDWIN BRUCE WRIGHT passed away suddenly on Tuesday, June 5, 1990 at Spring Coulee, Alberta, at the age of 39 years.
He leaves to mourn him his loving wife Cherri (Marsden) Wright, and his children, Stuart of Sarnia, Ontario, Darcy, Hyandel and Victoria of Cardston.
He is survived by his mother, Melba (Litchfield ) Wright of Vauxhall; four brothers, Ronald (Sheila), Roy (Marlene), and Harvey of Vauxhall and William A. (Louiene) Wright of Taber; four sisters, Marie (Allan) Hollhe of Turin, Alberta. Louise (Roy ) Michelse n of Lethbridge, Karyn (Ken) Healey of Raymond and Glenda Wright of Lethbridge.
Bruce was predeceased by his father William Williard Wright February 27,1989.
He was born in Taber, Alberta, April 14, 1951 and was raised on a farm in Vauxhall. Bruce attended school there and was an active member of 4-H. Later he served a two year mission for the L.D.S. Church in Scotland and attended the Olds Agricultural Vocational College for two years. After moving to Cardston, Bruce worked for Cardston Farm Service for four years and then for the M.D. of Cardston for the past 12 years. Bruce loved the outdoors and was an avid beekeeper for many years. He also enjoyed scouting and served in the L.D.S. Scouting program for several years. Three years ago, Bruce and Cherri became involved in ceramics and recently started their own business. Bruce loved being able to be involved with his family doing something they all enjoyed, and he was truly excited and enthusiastic as he worked
Lethbridge Herald June 7, 1990
Birth date and place provided by member Rod Redford
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Following provided by FG member #47810210 (Bear Hugs):
EDWIN BRUCE WRIGHT passed away suddenly on Tuesday, June 5, 1990 at Spring Coulee, Alberta, at the age of 39 years.
He leaves to mourn him his loving wife Cherri (Marsden) Wright, and his children, Stuart of Sarnia, Ontario, Darcy, Hyandel and Victoria of Cardston.
He is survived by his mother, Melba (Litchfield ) Wright of Vauxhall; four brothers, Ronald (Sheila), Roy (Marlene), and Harvey of Vauxhall and William A. (Louiene) Wright of Taber; four sisters, Marie (Allan) Hollhe of Turin, Alberta. Louise (Roy ) Michelse n of Lethbridge, Karyn (Ken) Healey of Raymond and Glenda Wright of Lethbridge.
Bruce was predeceased by his father William Williard Wright February 27,1989.
He was born in Taber, Alberta, April 14, 1951 and was raised on a farm in Vauxhall. Bruce attended school there and was an active member of 4-H. Later he served a two year mission for the L.D.S. Church in Scotland and attended the Olds Agricultural Vocational College for two years. After moving to Cardston, Bruce worked for Cardston Farm Service for four years and then for the M.D. of Cardston for the past 12 years. Bruce loved the outdoors and was an avid beekeeper for many years. He also enjoyed scouting and served in the L.D.S. Scouting program for several years. Three years ago, Bruce and Cherri became involved in ceramics and recently started their own business. Bruce loved being able to be involved with his family doing something they all enjoyed, and he was truly excited and enthusiastic as he worked
Lethbridge Herald June 7, 1990
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Following provided by FG member #47810210 (Bear Hugs):
EDWIN BRUCE WRIGHT passed away suddenly on Tuesday, June 5, 1990 at Spring Coulee, Alberta, at the age of 39 years.
He leaves to mourn him his loving wife Cherri (Marsden) Wright, and his children, Stuart of Sarnia, Ontario, Darcy, Hyandel and Victoria of Cardston.
He is survived by his mother, Melba (Litchfield ) Wright of Vauxhall; four brothers, Ronald (Sheila), Roy (Marlene), and Harvey of Vauxhall and William A. (Louiene) Wright of Taber; four sisters, Marie (Allan) Hollhe of Turin, Alberta. Louise (Roy ) Michelse n of Lethbridge, Karyn (Ken) Healey of Raymond and Glenda Wright of Lethbridge.
Bruce was predeceased by his father William Williard Wright February 27,1989.
He was born in Taber, Alberta, April 14, 1951 and was raised on a farm in Vauxhall. Bruce attended school there and was an active member of 4-H. Later he served a two year mission for the L.D.S. Church in Scotland and attended the Olds Agricultural Vocational College for two years. After moving to Cardston, Bruce worked for Cardston Farm Service for four years and then for the M.D. of Cardston for the past 12 years. Bruce loved the outdoors and was an avid beekeeper for many years. He also enjoyed scouting and served in the L.D.S. Scouting program for several years. Three years ago, Bruce and Cherri became involved in ceramics and recently started their own business. Bruce loved being able to be involved with his family doing something they all enjoyed, and he was truly excited and enthusiastic as he worked
Lethbridge Herald June 7, 1990
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