Wednesday, December 19, 2018 at 12:00 a.m.
Hunt, Doris Anne
DORIS ANNE HUNT, beloved wife of the late George Hunt, passed away peacefully at the Fairmont Extendicare, on Sunday, December 16, 2018 at the age of 95 years.
DORIS ANNE HUNT, beloved wife of the late George Hunt, passed away peacefully at the Fairmont Extendicare, on Sunday, December 16, 2018 at the age of 95 years.
Doris Anne Hunt came into this world on July 23, 1923. She was the second of three children for Sylvester and Francis Stade. She grew up on the family farm south of Cabri, Saskatchewan along with her brothers Bob and Harold. Adventures with her brothers and their horses were often shared when she talked about her early years. Doris had many great memories of gathering with neighbours to skate on nearby Boggy Lake and taking part in baseball, basketball and track and field during her school years.
Doris left the farm following high school to move to Lethbridge where she trained at the Galt School of Nursing. She graduated in 1946 and began her life long career working at the Galt, St. Michaels and the Municipal Hospitals. Her preferred area was on the maternity ward. On outings she would frequently run into former patients who would delight in updating her about their babies which she had either helped deliver or cared for in the nursery. They would share how much her wonderful care had meant to them.
Doris met George Hunt, her husband of 42 years, in 1944. They had great times with friends and family, attending swimming meets, dancing on Saturday nights and taking vacations around the world or camping in their motor home. She and George were members of St. Augustine's Anglican church.
Doris loved spending time and helping with her seven grandchildren, especially when they were babies. As they got older she enjoyed following their sporting activities, going shopping, baking for them and spending holidays with them.
Doris was predeceased by her husband, George; her son, Kevin and granddaughter, Tikeesha Dawn.
Doris is survived by her daughters and sons-in-law, Linda (Duane) Herbers of Lethbridge and Susan (Glenn) Kjeldgaard of London, Ontario.Also left to cherish her memory are her grandchildren, Todd Walker (Angela McMurren), Scott Walker, Kurt Herbers, Lyndsay Herbers (Angelica Doucette), Brady and Loren Kjeldgaard and Brock and Ashley Kjeldgaard of London, Ontario and Kristin and Dave Stypula of Cranbrook, B.C. Last, but not least, Doris is survived by her nine wonderful great-grandchildren, Ty, Cody, Preston, Colton, Kenley, Hayden, Mason, Harper and Adelyn.
A Private Family Graveside Service will take place at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Thinking of you at a difficult time Susan.
Linda and Susan. My deepest sympathy to you and your families. I remember your Mom and Dad very well. Doris working with Auntie Nora Tennant and George working at the Sportsplex, where I worked. On behalf of my family our deepest sympathy to you and your families. A very precious couple. God Bless and prayers to all of you.
Linda and Susan May the darkness of your loss soon brighten with all the wonderful memories of those special moments you shared with her over the years. The closeness of the Hunt/Millidge families makes me feel like I have lost one of my own aunts. We had shared so many get togethers over the years and I too have special memories of her. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your families during this time of grief. Hugs to all of you.
Dear Duane and Linda, I offer my condolences on the loss of your mother in law and mother, Doris Hunt. I knew Doris from when I worked at the Municipal Hospital and we would sometimes meet, in the Mall or at the Bay after we both retired. Duane - you may not recognize the name but if I told you my parents were Bob & Doris Kane, you might then know me. Once again, sorry for your loss, Sincerely, Laureen ( Kane) Tetzloff
My deepest condolences to Linda and Susan and there families. Auntie will be missed. I remember going to stay with auntie and uncle it was very nice. When I was there if they went away I would stay with Linda. Love to all.