Obituary of Donald Whitmore

WHITMORE: Donald Duncan Whitmore passed away in the Lloydminster Hospital on Sunday, January 16, 2005 at the age of 78 years. Donald is survived by his wife Lilian; his children: Terry Whitmore, Sandra McNichol, Liana and Alberta Robons; his grandchildren: Cody and Lacy Robons, Robin McNichol, Lotus Oswell and Courtney Whitmore; his great grandchildren: Chelsea, Sydney and Haley; Lilian’s family: her son Everett and Heather Ray and their children: Larry Ray, Gail and Jeff Fenske, Cindy and Derrick Ferricks and their children Carly and Davis; Ashley and Eddie Hardes; her daughter: Janice Ray and her children: Sherry and Daryl Carpenter, Charmaine, Daniel and Micheal; Bryan Barker and his family. Donald’s brothers and sisters: Hugh Whitmore, Howard Whitmore, George Whitmore, Ben Whitmore and Alberta; Sister Fran Stein, Eleanore and Jake Coulthard. The funeral service for Donald was conducted from The Church of Christ, Lloydminster, Alberta on Thursday, January 19, 2005 at 10:00 A.M. with Pastor Rolland Bouchard officiating. Hymns sung were “This World Is Not My Home,” “O They Tell Me of A Home,” and “Abide With Me.” Active pallbearers were: Alan Ash, Hugh Whitmore, George Whitmore, Bryon Barker, Terry Whitmore and Joe Nicodemus. Interment followed in the Paradise Hill Cemetery. McCaw Funeral Service Ltd., of Lloydminster administered the funeral arrangements. Card of Thanks The family of Donald Whitmore would like to extend our sincere thanks to Dr. C. Van Vuuren, Dr. Endemann, Dr. du Plooy and the nurses and staff at the Lloydminster Hospital. Thank you to Pastor Rolland Bouchard for his comforting service and all his assistance to the family at this time. Thank you to Lee Patmore for being the song leader. To my brother George, sisters and husbands for their kindness and help at this time. Thank you to Dale McCaw and the staff at McCaw Funeral Service for everything you have done for us. Thank you to everyone for all the kindnesses shown to us. Your thoughtfulness at this time will never be forgotten. Lilian Whitmore and Family