Woodlawn Cemetery
Whelan district
R.M. of Loon Lake # 561 SE 25-58-24 W3
GPS 54.035552°N 109.459893°W
Photographed by Dean Weckman
(Click on coloured names to view the gravestone photo)
Black Hugh 1913 - 1985 Burd, John 1934 - 1994 Crancovich, Joe Hannah, Bertha 1873 - 1956 Kopitoski, George 1871 - 1947 Hannah, Gordon Hannah, Lorna KopitoskI, Albert 1901 - 1987 Kopitoski, Alexander C. 1908- 1990 Kopitoski, Almina 1924 - 1983 Kopitoski, Bill Kopitoski, Richard Kenneth 17 Apr 1941 - 17 Nov 2014 Kopitoski, Robert Edward 1896 - 1979 Ludwig, Sylvia (nee Hardie) 12 Apr 1923 - 29 Dec 1983 Ludwig, Wesley 1952 - 2008 McGillis, Zackary Alexander died 1997 Moellman, Fred Morton, Alvin J. 2 Jun 1943 - 18 Sep 2003 Morton, Jakobina 1906 - 1988 Morton, Janice Lee Jan 1957 - APR 1961 Morton, Joseph S. 22 Aug 1906 - 24 Oct 1971 Morton, Margaret M. 13 Sep 1914 - 16 Dec 207 Nichols, Esther Carrier 1905 - 1989 Nichols, James Albert 1902 - 1985 Nichols, Wesley Albert 20 Sep 1947 - 8 Feb 2008 Prosser, Dave 1915 - 1991 Prosser, Denzil Franklin 27 Jan 1935 - 16 Nov 2014 Prosser, Eleanor Jean 1909 - 2002 Prosser, Elroyal Litton Franklin 1907 - 1979 Prosser, Gordon Kenneth 20 Nov 1916 - 29 Oct 2004 Prosser, Rhoda May 22 Feb 1920 - 5 Jul 2008 Prosser, Ronald H. 3 Apr 1956 - 20 Oct 2001 Prosser, Ruth 1920 - 2012 Richardson, Mr. Schweigerts, (baby) child of Art Schweigerts, (baby) died 26 Apr 1955 Sparling, Ethel M. 20 Jan 1885 - 4 Sep 1978 Sparling, George 1888 - 1962 Sparling, W. Joseph 10 Apr 1917 - 17 Dec 1989 Tallon, (baby)
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