The death of James “Bruce” Miller of Dalhousie occurred at the Campbellton Regional Hospital Saturday, April 25, 2015 at the age of 74. Born in Kerrobert, Saskatchewan, he was the son of Andrew Jackson and Violet Daisy (Hails) Miller of Superb, Saskatchewan and Blackland, New Brunswick.He was predeceased by his brother Don of Medicine Hat, Alberta.

He is survived to cherish his memory by his brothers Bob of Edmonton, Alberta and Ian of Kerrobert, Saskatchewan. And by his very dear cousin Sandra Dickie of Charlo. He was raised on a wheat farm and educated in nearby Superb and in Kerrobert High School .

When he was growing up Bruce was a typical prairie boy, loving to play in and enjoy the wonderful outdoors. Although when very young he and his brothers huddled in their beds on a cold winter night shaking in fear of the coyotes howling as they surrounded the house.

He lived for a while in Edmonton where he married Juan (Joanne) Osenchuk and reared 3 children Keith-Lynn, Daryl, and Carey. He moved to Vancouver where he worked most of his adult life. When his parents became ill he relocated to Blackland where he served as their caretaker 24/7.

He enjoyed the company of his many “new” relatives and friends in New Brunswick. Following their passing he moved into Dalhousie. Medically his last years were difficult for him.

Bruce loved live and was generous. He had a great sense of humour and his laughter was infectious.

With his good memory he could always be counted on to remember someone’s name or an event that the rest of us had long lost from our memories

Bloyce Allan Court

On April 26th, 2015, Mr. Bloyce Allan Court of Edson, Alberta passed away at the age of 79 years.

He is survived by his companion Jeannie of Edson, Alberta and his daughters: Peggy (Ken) Court of Edson, Alberta, Maureen (Ted) Zielke of Blairmore, Alberta and their children Candace (Issac), Randy (Terri) all of Red Deer, Alberta, Cory (Christine) and Zachary all of Edmonton, Alberta; Shelley (Shayne) Whitnack and children Ashley (Lawrence), Devin, Danyka, Dustin, Dawson and Avery all of Edson, Alberta, Minnie’s husband Bert Jager and their children Megan (Jeremy) all of Blairmore, Alberta, Jennifer of Lethbridge, Alberta, and Kristopher (Emelia) of Okotoks, Alberta

Also surviving is his brother Evan (Roberta) Court and their son Dale along with granddaughter Nicole of Niagara Falls, Ontario.

There are numerous great grandchildren, relatives and a host of friends left to mourn.

Bloyce was predeceased by his wife Phyllis in 2007 and his daughter Mary Lynn Jager in 2013 as well as his parents Herbert and Elizabeth Court and his brother Beverly in infancy.

Flora Hickey

The death of Flora Hickey of Jacquet River occured Tuesday,April 21,2015 at the Campbellton Regional Hospital at the age of 86.Born in Benjamin River,she was the daughter of the late David and Mary (Boudreau) Gallen.

Flora was a long time member of the C.W.L.and an active member of St.Gabriels Church.She was a past president of the Jacquet River Golden Age Club and loved to bowl and play cards.

Flora is survived by her son Robert (Glenda) of Jacquet River;daughters Angela Hickey (Rae) of Jacquet River and Darlene McGregor (Michael) of Jacquet River.She is also survived by her 6 grandchildren Todd,Chris,Darla,Ryan,Helen and Candace;greatgrandaughters Scarlett and Layla;greatgrandson Owen as well as her sisters Priscilla Arseneault and Shirley Maltais.She was predeceased by her husband Morven and brothers Raymond,Ralph and Lawrence.

Frances Letourneau (nee Harquail)

It is with great sadness that the family of Frances (Harquail) Letourneau announce her passing after a lengthy illness. Frances was born in Dalhousie on July 18, 1934 to the late Joseph and Adrienne (Blanchard) Harquail.

She leaves to mourn her devoted husband of 58 years, Guy, her loving children, Anthony (Lise), Chris (Joyce), Derek (Sonia), Jason (Josee Rouleau) and Kirby, her beloved grandchildren, Jennifer Gauthier (Luke), Stephanie (Shawn Couture), Jonathan (Veronic Malley), Jeremy and great-grandchildren Lauren, Avery, Joel and Jayden. Frances is also survived by her sisters Joyce Legacy (Valmond ), Dianne Tappan (Dave), brothers Charlie (Yvette), Jarvis (Evelyn), Gordon, as well as brothers and sisters in-law and many nieces and nephews, all of whom held a very special place in her heart. Besides her parents, she was predeceased by her sisters Jean Carter and Mona Sullivan.

Frances touched the lives of many through her dedication as a Girl Guide leader, volunteer for the Meals on Wheels Program, as well as through her love of singing and music while she was a member of the Chaleur Echoes and the St. John Bosco church choir.

Her family would like to thank the staff of the Dalhousie Nursing Home for the compassion and excellent care given to Frances.

Donations to the Dalhousie Nursing Home or the donor's choice would be appreciated by the family.