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Date of Death 1990-01-13 1997-10-06 2015-09-25 1973-04 Name of Deceased Date of Death AASEN, Doreen Elizabeth 1990-01-13 AASEN, Ernest Herbert 1997-10-06 AASEN, Thelma Bethia (nee Wolfe) 2015-09-25 ABBEY, Marion Martha 1973-04-13 ABBEY, Norman Douglas (Dr.) 1986-07-07 ABBEY, Myrna Elaine "Verna?" 1977-11-04 ABBOTT, Emmeline (Mrs. Rev. W. W.) 1937-02-05 ABBOTT, Frank Harry 1945-11-17 ABBOTT, Harold Lancelot 1965-06-17 ABBOTT, John Arthur "Jack" 1981-10-10 ABBOTT, Robert Osborne 1913-04-28 ABBOTT, William Barry 1976-10-15 ABE, Kaoru 1969-03-03 ABEN, Antonia Johanna 1985-11-17 ABEN, Dean Martin (Inf.) 1968-10-04 ABEN, Henry John 2012-11-23 ABEN, Martin Arnold 1979-07-26 ABERDEEN, Alma Alfreda 1982-04-09 ABEY, Frank Harold 1985-06-12 ABEY, Frank Thomas 1947-02-17 ABEY, Pearl 1998-02-09 ABFALTER, Clara 2007-06-18 ABFALTER, Fred A. 1998-04-25 ABIETKOFF, John William 1987-02-21 ABRAHAMSEN, Ernest "Ernie" 1977-11-26 ABRAHAMSON, Irene June 1996-07-15 ABRAHAMSON, Karl Andrew (Carl? BCArchives) 1966-10-20 ABREY, Audrey Ivy 2006-01-27 ABREY, Richard Allison 1986-06-26 ABROSIMO, Arnold Andrew 1966-10-09 ABROSIMOFF, Lola 2010-04-11 ABROSIMOFF, John 2009-10-23 ABROSIMOFF, Marie Agnes (nee Hoglund) 2006-05-18 ABROSIMOFF, Nick 2005-09-22 ABURANEH, Saleh Ahmad 2012-01-26 ACHESON, Lois Jeanne (nee Bradshaw) 1991-10-01 ACHTEM, Richard 2004-11-02 ACHTNER, Gerhard 1998-07-14 ACKERMAN, Jack Christian 2006-03-17 ACKERT, Darrell Francis 1992-05-26 Name of Deceased Date of Death ACKERT, Don 2006-07-16 ACKERT, Helena Anna (nee Pavlis) 1983-10-15 ACKERT, June (nee Ekstrom) 2007-10-06 ACKERT, Llora Grace 1964-02-20 ACKERT, Mortimer Donald 1973-09-04 ACKLEY, James Madison 1966-08-03 ACKNEY, Vivian Grace "Grace" 2007-02-22 ACRES, Andrew Harry Stacpoole 1993-03-15 ACRES, Barbara 1996-12-04 ACTON, Adams Douglas (or Douglas Adams?) 1935-05-16 ACTON, Albertine 1948-12-14 ADAM, Mary (nee Canapini) 2013-06-18 ADAMS, Blake Glendon 2003-04-21 ADAMS, David William George 2014-10-18 ADAMS, Gus (ADAM, Costadinos) 2012-09-01 ADAMS, Hilda 1980-12-05 ADAMS, Laura Lynn "Lynn" (nee Wilkins) 2018-09-30 ADAMS, Mabel Elizabeth 2000-12-03 ADAMS, Pauline 2018-05-24 ADAMS, Russell Robert "Bob" 1989-09-05 ADAMS, Vivian Edna 1970-01-17 ADAMS, William John 1972-11-05 ADDERLEY, Jessie Dinnie 1990-10-02 ADDERLEY, Robert 1998-09-13 ADES, Robert Jordan 1918-11-27 ADKINS, Patricia Lane (nee Hamilton) 2003-01-12 ADOLPHSON, Mae 2005-03-07 ADOLPHSON, Olaf 1976-02-04 ADRIAN, George 1970-11-23 ADUDDELL, Ann Agnes (nee Reynolds) 1978-02-26 AESMA, Daisy 2006-11-18 AESMA, Manivalde "Mani" 2003-07-31 AFFLECK, Boyd Campbell 1969-04-14 AFFLECK, Edward Lloyd "Ted" 2003-03-15 AFFLECK, John Ernest 1928-02-24 AFFLECK, John Knox 1942-09-05 AFFLECK, William Lloyd 1940-11-23 AGNEW Elizabeth Anne "Betty" (nee Wassick) 2018-07-20 AGNEW, Thomas Harry 2007-07-11 AGOPSOWICZ, John Jacob 1975-06-20 Name of Deceased Date of Death AGOPSOWICZ, Pearl Lillian 2014-09-07 AGOPSOWICZ, Tony 1990-11-07 AGOSTINELLI, Elizabeth Marie "Betty" 1993-02-12 AGUILAR, Victoria 2015-01-07 AHIER, William Hyacinthe "Billy" 1963-08-23 AIKEN, Frank 1945-10-15 AIKINS, David Frank 2015-04-09 AIKINS, Philadelphia "Phil" (nee Fuell) 2017-10-24 AINSLIE, Roy Franklin 1948-09-22 AIREY, Henry Talbot (Brigadier) February, 1963 AIRTH, Grace Stalker 1990-08-25 AIRTH, William 1963-01-27 AKASAKA, Takao 1968-03-02 ALBERSWORTH, Eldora Mary "Dodie" (nee Hannah) 2011-02-08 ALDERSMITH, Gertrude 1936-05-10 ALDERSMITH, Rowland Alder 1964-08-19 ALDINGER, Fred Traugott 1973-08-26 ALDRED, Bessie (nee McLeod) 2011-03-06 ALDRED, Richard Cameron 1993-04-24 ALDRICH, Edwin James 1977-08-07 ALDRIDGE, Albert William James "Bill" 2006-11-18 ALDRIDGE, Walter Hull 1959-08-16 ALESHIRE, Geneva (prev. Cherry) 1968-01-02 ALESHIRE, Jesse 1963-04-12 ALEXANDER, Bernard 1949-03-01 ALEXANDER, Cameron Steuart 1996-06-15 ALEXANDER, Carol Lynne 2010-03-07 ALEXANDER, Cecil 1963-10-11 ALEXANDER, George Burpee 1973-12-01 ALEXANDER, H. B. 1932-04-26 ALEXANDER, James William Ernest "Ernie" 2001-08-31 ALEXANDER, John Campbell "Jock" 1966-07-04 ALEXANDER, Loray 2019-10-23 ALEXANDER, Nell Olive (nee Latimer) 2014-02-06 ALFSMO, Ole John (Capt.) 1913-09-27 ALGAR, Lloyd George "Bus" "Buster" 2014-04-20 ALGAR, Hilda Lynea 2001-09-14 ALLAN, Ada May 1969-04-29 ALLAN, Agnes M. (Mrs. John S.) 1931-12-07 ALLAN, Albert Oswald 1946-07-05 Name of Deceased Date of Death ALLAN, Alex Hamilton 1988-03-24 ALLAN, Andrew 1945-01-19 ALLAN, Christina 1940-01-01 ALLAN, Edris 1987-01-04 ALLAN, Edward Albert "Ted" 2016-06-11 ALLAN, Effa 1969-06-22 ALLAN, Elizabeth Binnie 1969-07-30 ALLAN, George Wesley (Allen?) 1936-11-18 ALLAN, Gloria May, 2007 ALLAN, Henry 1947-04-28 ALLAN, Irene 1995-12-11 ALLAN, James Philip 1946-12-31 ALLAN, James Rae "Rae" (Rev.) 1995-02-26 ALLAN, Jennie Ruth Sophia "Ruth" (nee Alm) 2003-10-13 ALLAN, John Scoular 1940-03-25 ALLAN, Llewellyn Gordon (Rev.) 1969-05-14 ALLAN, Robert Blake "Blake" (Judge) 2009-05-18 ALLAN, Robert Blake (Pte.) 1915-05-31 ALLAN, Robert Glenn "Bo" 2019-10-11 ALLAN, Thoburn "Toby" 1937-04-05 ALLAN, Thoburn Stephens (Capt.) 1918-08-26 ALLAN, Wilfrid 1938-09-22 ALLAN, William Anderson 1942-02-10 ALLARD, Bernard Louis "Bern" 2003-11-09 ALLARD, Gerald Bernard "Gerry" 1983-06-02 ALLARDICE, William Buist 1934-12-05 ALLEGRETTO, Sophie Elizabeth (nee Bendis) 2012-09-21 ALLEN, Alfred Osborne 1959-07-12 ALLEN, Almina Ruth 1968-08-06 ALLEN, David 2019-05-15 ALLEN, Donna Lorraine "Lorraine" 2017-12-03 ALLEN, Doris Esther "Doedy" (nee Gorbutt) 2014-12-28 ALLEN, Dwayne George 1988-09-09 ALLEN, Edith Carey 1958-12-22 ALLEN, Edith Mary 2006-07-05 ALLEN, Edward J. "Ted" 2000-10-23 ALLEN, Edward James 1934-06-11 ALLEN, Edward Morgan "Ted" 1984-11-30 ALLEN, Fredrick Raymond 1994-04-05 ALLEN, George Raymond 2009-11-21 Name of Deceased Date of Death ALLEN, Gwendolyn 1968-05-11 ALLEN, Herbert Stephenson 1938-11-28 ALLEN, Infant Girl 1983-01-25 ALLEN, J. H. 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Father) 1925-12-31 ALTMAN, Barry Edward 1986-05-06 ALTMAN, Steve _________________ AMADEUS, Mary (Sister) 1943-06-19 AMAS, Alice Maude Mary 1965-06-11 AMAS, Charles Lawrence (Corp.) 1918-09-30 AMAS, Neeta Irene (Mrs. Percy) 1984-03-01 AMATTO, Donald Frank 1997-11-24 AMATTO, Frank 1971-02-21 Name of Deceased Date of Death AMATTO, Joseph Phillip 1990-04-13 AMATTO, Linda Joan 1984-05-22 AMATTO, Melba Lois "Mel" (nee Hawes) 1986-07-23 AMATTO, Roccy Samuel 1994-01-17 AMBROCK, Jason Christian 1990-02-24 AMENTA, Mike 2009-03-28 AMOROSO, Antonio 2007-08-01 AMOROSO, Salvatore "Sam" 2001-05-22 AMOROSO, Valentina Marie "Vie" (nee Pompu) 1984-05-21 AMOROSO, Vera Violet "Vi" (nee Planiden) 1996-07-01 AMSTUTZ, Jacques "Jack" 2004-04-17 AMUNDSON, Clarence 1972-01-29 ANDERS, Louis/Ludvig Anthony 1968-09-20 ANDERS, Mary Louise 1989-01-19 ANDERSEN, Ella Adele 1989-04-26 ANDERSEN, Marjorie "Marnie" 2015-10-30 ANDERSEN, Marvin Marion 1989-10-28 ANDERSEN, Neils Rasmus 1935-04-23 ANDERSEN, Raymond Faccou 1983-12-27 ANDERSON, Albert "Algot" 1998-06-23 ANDERSON, Allan "Andy" 2013-04-09 ANDERSON, Allan William 1972-02-21 ANDERSON, Alma Edith 1985-03-14 ANDERSON, Amanda Christine 1962-12-25 ANDERSON, Anders B. 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