Kay White was born on February 10, 1943 in Tisdale, Saskatchewan, growing up on a quaint farm in the nearby community of Armley with her two sisters and three brothers. She grew up without many of the conveniences others took for granted, spending evenings working on schoolwork by lantern night.
Kay moved into Tisdale after graduation, soon began studying the Bible with Jehovah’s Witnesses, and before long became a dedicated, baptized Witness. She stayed faithful in this course throughout her lifetime, certain that the Lord’s Prayer would be fulfilled, where it was promised Jehovah’s will would take place on earth. Her faith in the Bible’s promised resurrection remained strong right up until her death.
Kay married Robert Currie in 1964. They had two children together, Fern (1965) and Carman (1968). As a family, they lived in various small Saskatchewan towns, ending up in Calgary in 1973. Kay and Robert divorced in 1993. Kay’s ensuing years were split living in Calgary, Lloydminster and Red Deer, where she made many friends along the way.
An accomplished seamstress, Kay enjoyed time spent at her sewing machine as well as visits and long telephone chats with family and friends. She especially enjoyed spending time with Carman and his wife, Robin, Fern and her husband, James, as well as her granddaughter, Lauren, who always made her laugh with her enthusiastic storytelling.
Nos plus sincères sympathies à la famille et aux amis de Kathleen Gale Currie – May 30th, 2017.source
avis deces Kathleen Gale Currie – May 30th, 2017- avis mortuaire Kathleen Gale Currie – May 30th, 2017