Hanna Funeral Services Ltd., PO Box 460, 302 1 Avenue west, Hanna, AB (2025)

10/22/2025

Forever Remembered~ Judy Lynn Jorginson, age 61, passed away suddenly in her home in Hanna, Alberta on Monday October 20, 2025. She was born on November 10, 1963, in Canmore, Alberta. Judy and her husband Glen were blessed with two sons: Shane and Duston. She worked as a warehouse supervisor in Calgary before moving out to Hanna. In her past time Judy enjoyed knitting, crocheting and watching shows like Coronation Street and Heartland. She was the best cook and made the best deviled eggs! Judy will be deeply missed by her son Duston of Hanna, her nephew Keegan Doye and daughter-in-law Angel Nagy. Judy was predeceased by her husband Glen and her son Shane. A private Celebration of Life will be held at a later date. If desired, donations in memory of Judy can be made directly to Hanna Harvest Sky Animal Rescue or to the Canadian Cancer Society.

10/21/2025

In Loving Memory ~ Terry William Grantham
1960 - 2025, Lived 65 Years
Obituary ~ Terry William Grantham was born April 20, 1960, in Calgary, AB to Ida and Kelly. They lived briefly in Calgary, followed by Watts, and later in Hanna where he attended school. He spent much of his childhood on his Grandma Grantham’s farm where very fond memories were made. He often talked of her cooking, especially her fried potatoes and fresh batches of cookies. Terry was one of those natural athletes that excelled at every sport he tried, and there were many. Hockey was his main sport, catching the attention of a few Jr. clubs. He later joined the Anchor Glass Hawks. The team had years of fun together. It was a good thing, most of them were self-employed as game nights lasted into the wee morning hours. Terry enjoyed shop class. He spent hours rebuilding motors and doing autobody work. Terry graduated high school in January 1978 and that spring he went to work for Ken Halverson driving gravel truck on Special Areas. He had a work ethic like no other, even hauling a few loads on graduation day. Ken and Terry started their business K&T Trucking in 1979, which he and Deb later purchased. The company started out on the Halverson farm and later moved into town where they built their shop. His shop and well-maintained equipment are evidence of the pride he took in his business.
Everything had to be perfect or he wasn’t satisfied. Terry was an early riser and often had a full day in before noon. He also enjoyed cooking but preferred someone else to do the cleanup. His sense of humor and adventures (especially in his younger years) were enjoyed by many. Friends and family, both young and old, can tell stories for hours each with fond memories.
Terry married his high school sweetheart, Debra Halverson on March 10, 1984. Over the years they were very social and spent time on road trips, holidays, camping trips and everything in between. Together they would sit and recap their day, often with a few laughs.
In 1986 Terry and Debra welcomed daughter Ashley and in 1988 Terry’s spitting image son Ryley. Terry was very close to his children. He and Ashley rarely missed a daily recap. He and Ryley spent their days trucking together. As a family they’ve enjoyed years of camping, boating, holidays and everyday life. Ryley’s hockey career saw them take several trips across Canada and the US. In 2015 daughter-in-law Jade joined the family. She was an instant fit and joined right in with Terry’s witty and sarcastic comments.

In 2017 Terry was upgraded to Papa Terry with the arrival of granddaughter Kennedy and again in 2019 with grandson Parker. Papa Terry enjoyed every second with his grandchildren. Only the two of them could get away with sitting in Papa’s chair while watching a movie or having a snack. Kenny and Papa would snuggle in for movies and popcorn. Parker would have him down on the floor playing trucks or mini sticks. He loved watching their dance and hockey.
Terry is survived by his loving wife Debra, daughter Ashley, son Ryley (Jade) and grandchildren: Kennedy and Parker, mother Ida Nitschke, sister Lana (Ira) Ross, brother Doug (Tracey) Grantham, father/mother-in-law Ken and Betty Halverson, sisters-in-law: Vicki (Lyle) Marianchuk and Tammy (Cliﬀ) Pahl, as well as numerous nieces, nephews, great nieces and nephews, aunts and cousins. Terry is pre-deceased by his father Kelly Grantham in 2017, grandparents and many aunts, uncles and cousins.
If desired, memorial donations can be made to either Hanna Dance Association, Box 1989 or to Hanna Minor Hockey, Box 1491, Hanna, AB., T0J 1P0.
A Celebration of Life will be held on Wednesday, October 29, 2025, 2:00 PM at the Hanna Community Centre. A private family interment will be held at the Hanna Cemetery.

10/14/2025

With heavy hearts, the Hanna Funeral Home Staff are sad to announce the passing of one of their own. Lauren worked for Hanna Funeral Services for the past fours years and completed her training as a Funeral Director. She had a heart to serve and care for those that were hurting. You will be missed Lauren. 💓😞
Forever Missed ~ Lauren Kimberley (Lauran) Burgemeister (Robinson)
January 14, 1996 - October 7, 2025, Age 29 years
Obituary - It is with profound sadness that the family of Lauren (Lauran) Kimberley (Robinson) Burgemeister, announce her sudden passing on October 7, 2025, on the Kathryn Road, near Airdrie, Alberta. She was 29 years old. She leaves to mourn; her husband Darrick; their two sons: James and Edward; as well as the very supportive Burgemeister family; her parents: Robin and Bobbi Robinson; big brother Chas (Chelsey, Charlie); little sister Kayley (Ben, Wolfie, Octavia); her extended family: grandparents, aunties, uncles, many cousins and so many others who loved her.

She was predeceased by her three grandmothers, papa and two aunties and uncle.

Lauran was born on January 14, 1996 in Red Deer, Alberta, the second child in her family. She was raised in Red Deer, until moving to Hanna, where she attended junior high and graduated High School.

Lauran valued education and hard work. She graduated High School at the age of 17 finishing her first college certificate from Red Deer College in grade 11 as Certified Health Care Aide. She then went on to do the Lab Assistant course, then trained as a Funeral Director.

Lauran loved adventure. She travelled to India with her dear friend Dayna, went to California, Mexico and all-around Western Canada working, having adventures as she went. Then she met Darrick, love struck, they built a life together adding their two sons; James and Edward, in quick succession. The boys became their world.

Lauran had a heart of gold for her friends and loved ones, as well as a soft spot for animals. She always cheered for the underdogs of the world.

If Lauran cared for you, she was all in. She would do anything she could to help a friend or loved ones. She was an old soul, with intense blue eyes, that had a wisdom far past her years.

She could find common ground and literally chat with anyone. She loved music, adventures, found rocks and had an affinity for soft furry things. Most of all she loved her sons, they are her greatest contribution to this world.

A Celebration of Lauran’s life will take place Saturday October 25, 2025 at 1:00P.M. in Hanna, Alberta at the Hanna Community Centre, 503- 5th Avenue W Hanna, Alberta.

Donations can be made in Lauran’s memory to the Harvest Sky Animal Rescue, e-transfer to: harvestskyrescue@gmail.com or mail to Box 2126, Hanna, Alberta T0J1P0.

10/11/2025

In Loving Memory~ Sylvester Matthew Malaka
1934~2025, Lived 91 Years
Obituary~Sylvester Matthew Malaka, of Hanna, Alberta, passed away peacefully, surrounded by loved ones, on the evening of October 9, 2025, at the age of 91. Born July 24, 1934, on the family farm near Ghost Pine Alberta, he is pre-deceased by his father Matthew (Mike) Malaka, mother Margaret (Gabara) and siblings: Virginia (Don Aronyk), Stanley, Margaret, Matthew (Janet) and sister-in law Marylyn. He is survived by siblings: Paul (Betty), Mary, Steve, Frank, Gloria, Helen (Ron LeBlanc), David, Dan (Emily) and June (John Field) and in-laws Clem Berube, Carol Malaka, numerous cousins, nieces and nephews.

Sylvester originally farmed near Talbot, Alberta, married Yvonne (Wiart) in 1962 and is survived by children: Vernon (Kaelan, Thorin, Talon and Thane), Allan (Christine), Vivian (Justin, Cameron and Garrett Newell), Ron (Christine: Megan and Alexandra), Calvin (Melissa: Bennett and Yvette-Simone) and Wayne. He moved to a ranch north of Hanna in 1980 and actively ranched until his late 80s. On April 6, 2013, he married Linda (Vienneau) and gained more family: stepchildren Garry Bahen (Shelley: Ryan and Nolan) and Kirk Bahen (Sarah).

Sylvester loved being on the land and never lost his joy for the outdoors. He was a devout Catholic, a horseman, cattleman and farmer, a loving husband, father, grandfather and big brother, and a trusted friend and neighbour.

The family would like to thank the Hanna Home Care staff and the Hanna hospital staff for their care of our beloved. In lieu of flowers, Sylvester requested that donations be made in his memory to St. George’s Catholic Church, Box 1299, Hanna, Alberta, T0J 1P0.

Visitation and Prayers will be held at St. George’s Catholic Church, Hanna, Alberta, on Sunday, October 19, 2025, at 7:00 p.m.

A Funeral Mass will be on Monday, October 20th at 1:00 p.m. at St. George's Catholic Church in Hanna, AB. Interment will take place at St. George’s Catholic Cemetery. Funeral reception to follow at Spondin Hall, Spondin, AB.

10/08/2025

Forever Loved & Missed ~ Lyla Mae Spies
February 20, 1946 ~ October 4, 2025, Lived 79 years

With heavy hearts, we share that Lyla Spies of Hanna, Alberta, passed away on October 4, 2025, in St. Albert, Alberta, at the age of 79.

Born in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Lyla was the beloved daughter of the late Inez and Ken Kuan. Lyla spent most of her life in Rockglen, Saskatchewan where she grew up and eventually raised her own family until moving to Hanna in 2001.

Lyla also found purpose and connection in the work she did throughout her life. She held several roles over the years, working in her father’s café, served as a telephone operator, a nurse’s aide, and a bank teller at CIBC. She also operated her own restaurant, and later on managed the local bar. In each of these roles, she was known for her dedication and the thoughtful way she treated everyone she met.

Lyla lived a life defined by kindness, generosity, and deep devotion to those around her. She had a special gift for making people feel welcome—whether through her warm smile, a thoughtful gesture, or a seat at her kitchen table where stories were told and lifelong memories were made over coffee and homemade pie.

Her love for her family knew no bounds. She was a proud wife, mother, grandmother, and friend; always the first to lend a hand, share a laugh, or offer a comforting word.

Lyla is lovingly remembered by her husband Doug; her daughter Amy; son-in-law Jerome; and her loving grandchildren, Elize and Dominic. She is also remembered with love by her brothers, Leroy and Larry (Dorothy); as well as by her nieces, nephews, and many dear friends.

Lyla was reunited in heaven with her beloved son, Derek; her parents, Inez (Alvin) and Ken Kuan; and her sister-in-law, Joan Kuan.

A celebration of Lyla’s life will be held on Saturday, October 18, 2025, at 2:00 p.m. at the Hanna Community Centre in Hanna, Alberta. We welcome all who knew Lyla to join us in honoring the life she lived and the love she gave.

In lieu of flowers, donations in Lyla’s memory may be made to the Heart & Stroke Foundation.

Lyla gave her heart fully to those she loved, and we will carry that love with us always.

10/08/2025

Forever Missed ~ Joan Christine Hutton
1960~2025, Lived 65 Years

It is with great love and sadness that we announce the sudden passing of Joan Christine Hutton, a beloved mother, partner, sister and friend on October 2, 2025, at the Red Deer Hospital at the age of 65 years.

Joan was born on May 13, 1960, in Calgary, Alberta, a chosen and cherished child to Lloyd and Wanda Hutton of Hanna. Her arrival brought tremendous joy to their lives. Her older brother, Stan, was thrilled to have a sister - one he proudly picked himself. A few years later, their family circle was complete with the birth of her sister Kimberly.

Joan grew up in Hanna, where she completed all of her schooling. Following graduation, she pursued her passion for helping others and went on to earn her Social Work degree. Her kind heart, deep compassion, and strong sense of justice guided her through her work and relationships alike.

Joan was blessed with two wonderful sons, Justin and Jeremy Linklater, who were the lights of her life. Family meant everything to her, and she cherished every moment spent together. She was a huge supporter and board member of the DC Dare to Dream Society that hosts free music festivals for the community of Dawson Creek.

She will be lovingly remembered and deeply missed by her son Jeremy (Ruth); grandchildren: Niomie, Dane, Journey and Jasmine; partner Jack McDonald; brother Stanley (Barb); sister Kimberly (Gord); along with many cousins, nieces, nephews and friends whose lives she touched over the years.

Joan was predeceased by her beloved son Justin and her dear parents Lloyd and Wanda Hutton.

A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, November 1, at 1:00 p.m. at the First United Church in Hanna. A private family interment will follow at the Hanna Cemetery.

Her kindness, laughter, and love will live on in all who knew her.

If desired, memorial donations in memory of Joan can be made to Dawson Creek Dare to Dream Society, e-transfer to dc.daretodream@gmail.com.

10/06/2025

Forever Remembered ~
Elden Henry Hoover
1952~2025, Lived 73 years
Obituary ~Elden Henry Hoover was born in Brooks, Alberta August 09,1952 to proud parents Henry and Vera Hoover and passed away suddenly October 4, 2025 following a lengthy battle with many medical issues.

Elden will always be remembered for his artistic ability. He could sketch a cartoon or paint a picture on a whim.

His greatest pleasure was when he was operating heavy equipment and took great pride in this skill.

Although plagued by ill health, he never missed phoning family members on special occasions and was very thoughtful.

He was predeceased by his parents Henry and Vera Hoover; special nieces: Shawntel Henderson and Sharolyn (Stuber) Radu.

He is survived by his sisters: Carolyn (Verne) Stuber, Gloria (Gary) Hutton, Judi (Rob) Legacy and one brother Lauren (Julia) Hoover. He is also survived by many nieces and nephews whom he loved dearly and took great pride in.

Per his wishes a private family burial will be held at Lone Butte cemetery at a later date.

Rest in peace Elden, we will miss your phones call dearly.

If desired, donations in Elden's memory can be made to directly to the Hanna Ladies Auxiliary, Box 23, Hanna, AB, T0J 1P0.

09/29/2025

In Loving Memory ~ Ervin Edwin Bossert
Lived 93 Years, 1932~2025
A Celebration of Ervin's life will be held on Wednesday, October 1st, 2025, 2:00 p.m. at the Hanna Community Hall.
Obituary~Ervin Bossert was born February 24, 1932, to Albert and Wilhelmina Bossert. He passed away September 27, 2025. He is brother to: Ida, Ruby, Doreen, Shirley, Betty and Herbert. The family lived near Scapa, attending school there until grade 4. Ida and Ervin often talked about walking to school from the farm. After a family move south of Endiang he attended the Annashhiem School until grade 9, then helped his father on the farm as well as renting land from a neighbour.

In 1956 Ervin purchased his own land. In 1964 Ervin married Thelma Clark from Rosebud. A new house was built and married life began.

Ervin planted cereal crops as well as hay, all equipment was J.D. green. He enjoyed working the land well into his 80’s, always interested in how the crop looked and what they yielded. He raised Charlais cattle and always a horse on the farm. He enjoyed and was eager to help neighbors with working of cattle and roping at brandings. Even after his herd was sold, he took great pride in watching his grandchildren show and sell their 4-H cattle. Ervin watched proud as his children followed in his footsteps.

In the 1960’s and 70’s Ervin played in the “Country Drifters Band”, consisting of Ken Halverson, Harold Butler, Herb Pfahl, Herb Bossert and himself. Many memories of sitting in front of the radio with a pen and paper listening to the lyrics of a new song and writing them down so the band could learn them. Ervin played music by ear, so when his children started playing piano, guitar and drums, he was eager to pull out his guitar or banjo and play along. Many friendships were formed over music and many evenings spent with friends having jam session. I do recall one story… Ervin and Thelma were attending a Christmas party and he took his banjo along to have a jam session. Unknown to him some of the Nickelback band was in attendance. He was pleasantly surprised and said, “Those boys can really play!”

Ervin and Thelma became very involved with the Scapa community helping organize dances, Christmas concerts, reunions, ball tournaments, horseshoe tournaments. Cards were played, crib, five hundred, canasta with family and friends. They encouraged all their children to participate. Dad, with encouragement from mom was known to dress up. Ervin and a few of his friends became a bathing beauty for a fashion show and a woman for Halloween. He could tell a good joke and pull a good prank. Dad enjoyed rodeo and attended many. Family was important and many weddings and reunions were attended. They enjoyed travelling and we’re fortunate to travel to Nashville, Las Vegas, North Dakota, British Colombia and Hawaii.

Ervin was a builder and fixer. He took up wood working, A new barn in his yard, bunk beds for grandchildren, coffee tables, desks, shelves, churned out wood bowls and vases on his lathe. His biggest accomplishments being his horse drawn buggy and the rebuilding of his Model A Car.

Ervin is survived by his loving wife Thelma and their children: Patti (Phil), Kevin, Todd (Melanie); grandchildren: Erin (Mason), Robyn (Tyler), Shanna (Brett), Cayden, Tayslin (Austin), Breanne (Brayden) and Willow; great grandchildren: Casey, Clarke, Ben, and Hayes; step-grandchildren: Theresa (Danny) Joseph and Timothy, Jill (Steve) and Torie, David, Autumn and Jace, Sandra (Nick) and Lucy. He is also survived by all his sisters, many extended family, neighbours and friends.

Dad you are loved, cherished and will be missed. Happy trails to you…until we meet again.

A Celebration of Life will be held on Wednesday, October 1, 2025, 2:00 p.m., at the Hanna Community Centre. A private interment will take place at St. Peters Lutheran Church Cemetery.

If desired, donations in memory of Ervin can be sent directly to either: The Hanna Ladies Auxiliary, Box 23, Hanna, AB, T0J 1P0, The Heart and Stoke Foundation of Alberta, 1825 RD PK SE, Calgary, AB T2G 2N9, or the Canadian Cancer Society, https://cancer.ca/.

Hanna Funeral Services Ltd. was entrusted with the care and arrangements, 403-854-5956, www.hannafuneral.ca.

09/26/2025

Forever Loved ~ Tara Lee (Graham) Nuhu
1982-2025, Lived 42 Years
Obituary ~ With heavy hearts, the family of Tara Lee (Graham) Nuhu, announce her peaceful passing surrounded with love and prayers from her dearest friends and family on September 21, 2025 at the Red Deer Regional Hospital.

Tara was born on October 1, 1982, in Drumheller, Alberta to Edwin and Faye Graham. Tara's greatest joy and light of her life was her beautiful daughter Amina Faye.

Tara could light up a room with her kind soul, big heart and fun presence. She was infectious, loud and had a one-of-a-kind sense of humor. Her love for animals was eminent from childhood. From the time she could walk she had a kitten in her arms and continued to adopt and care for various animals throughout her life.

Tara will be remembered for the size of heart and the way she valued her friends and loved ones. She supported her friends in all the ways she could and always had her immediate family to talk to and rely on.

The reality is addiction is a thief. It steals your soul, time and too often, your life. Tara's pain was louder than her love could speak. Her battle and suffering are now over. There is healing in sharing her story and if it may save one life from the bottle, Tara's purpose would be fulfilled.

You will always be in our hearts Tara Lee.

Tara is survived by her father Edwin Graham; daughter Amina Faye, brothers: Chad (Tyvan) and Kenneth (Brinley, Archer) Graham; many aunts and uncles including her dearest Aunt Fern (Barrie); all of her incredible cousins; and her closest friends: Kristy Brooks and Jenny Finnimore.

She was predeceased by her loving mother Faye Graham; friend Amanda Rock; and cousin Kari Bawdon.

No Celebration of Life will be held at this time.

We don’t look at the troubles we can see now; rather, we fix our gaze on things that cannot be seen. For the things we see now will be gone, but the things we cannot see will last forever.
2 Corinthians 4:18

09/22/2025

In Loving Memory~ Mabel Burrows (nee Po***ck)
1925 -2025, Lived 100 years
Obituary ~Mabel Josephine (Po***ck) Burrows 100 years; passed away peacefully on September 17, 2025, Red Deer, Alberta. She was born at home February 22, 1925, in the Victor District, Alberta, beloved daughter of homesteaders, John Allan and Inga (Hansen) Po***ck.

She married Albert Burrows, in 1945 and moved to the farm where she raised her family. She lived on the same farm for 71 years until moving into the Hanna Lodge spending her remaining years there.

Mabel learned how to live off the land, her work ethic and discipline from her pioneer Mother and Grandmother. Skills that served her well throughout her life.

It was important for Mabel to be part of the community in which she lived. She was a willing participant in many events throughout the years, spending countless hours volunteering always ready and eager to help.

She is survived by her sons: Gordon (friend, Cathy Wiens), Dennis (Patti); grandson Trevor (Danielle); granddaughter Crystal (Shane) Tyson; her great grandchildren: Reagan, Braden Burrows, Kyler, Kolby, Kenzie Tyson.

Mabel was predeceased by both of her parents, Inga and John; her older sister Mary who died in 1929 when Mabel was just four years old; an infant son Gerald Lloyd in 1949; brother Robert in 1970 and her husband Albert in 2003.

A service of remembrance will be held on Saturday, October 4, 2025, at 2:00 p.m., at the Craigmyle Historic Society, Craigmyle, Alberta.

If desired, donations in memory of Mabel can be made directly to the Craigmyle Historic Church, Site 1 B-3, Box 14, Craigmyle, Alberta, T0J 0T0.

Mabel will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by all who knew her.

Hanna Funeral Services Ltd. was entrusted with the care and arrangements, 403-854-5956, www.hannafuneral.ca.

09/12/2025

Forever In Our Hearts ~ Helen Mary Standing (Brunner)
Helen Mary Standing was born in the Hanna Hospital on July 29, 1936 and passed away on September 10th, 2025, at the age of 89 years. She was a sister to eight brothers, a devoted wife, a nurturing mother, a grandmother, a proud great-grandmother, and even a prouder great-great-grandmother.
Her days were filled with a myriad of responsibilities - from baking bread and preserving food, raising five children, to working at the United Church, and, for a time, driving a school bus. Mom was always busy, tending the garden, helping at harvest, or making meals for as many as 8 people that lived under her roof.
She also enjoyed activities like knitting, crocheting, sewing clothes, and playing games such as cards , puzzles, crosswords, and Scrabble. She also liked playing the electric organ and accordion. The odd time at family reunions, she would play the accordion with her brother Alfred.
Mom made an appearance in the film “Why Shoot The Teacher” and wrote poetry. She won an award for one of her poems, which she accepted in Reno, Nevada. She published two books of poems, of which she was very proud.
An active member of various community organizations, including the Women’s Institute, Lioness Club, and Agriculture Society, she enjoyed challenges and participated in the Alberta Senior Games and then flew to Brockville Ontario to compete in the national Senior Games.
Mom loved to travel, and some of the destinations she visited were the Grand Canyon, Hawaii, Alaska, and the Caribbean.
While these are some of the things that she did and enjoyed, there is comfort in knowing that she is now a soul residing in the Kingdom of Heaven and will forever be our cherished Mom.
A memorial service will be held at the Redeemer Lutheran Church, Thursday, September 25, 2025, 1:00 p.m. If desired, donations can be made directly to the Hanna Ladies Auxiliary, Box 23, Hanna, AB, T0J 1P0.
A memorial service will be held at the Redeemer Lutheran Church, Thursday, September 25, 2025, 1:00 p.m.

09/12/2025

Grief isn’t going anywhere and after losing someone you deeply
love, grief is here to stay-
It becomes part of who you are and because of love,
the grief you carry will never go away.

It leaves an undeniable stamp and becomes a permanent tattoo
on the heart-
The grief you now hold is sacred and nothing can take it from you
or tear it apart.

Grief isn’t the enemy nor is it something to hide
from or fear-
Grief lives in the deepest parts of your heart because someone
truly mattered and was here.

We all grieve because of love and in the end, love remains long
after someone takes their last breath-
There’s nothing more powerful than the bonds of love and love will always
be stronger than death.

The forever tattoo of grief on the heart is a reminder your loved
one remains in the most beautiful of ways-
It’s a reminder that no amount of time can erase the magical memories
from your shared yesterdays.

Long after a loved one’s heart stops beating and the pain of
loss becomes a reality-
Grief will continue to gently hold your hand as you find ways to
live life honoring your loved ones legacy.

There will be days when it’s hard to accept your loved one is gone
and the pain of loss brings you to tears-
But even on the hardest of days, the grief tattoo stitched carefull into your heart,
will continue to remind you your loved one is always near.

So when the heartbreak of loss feels like it’s becoming too heavy for you-
Put your hand on your heart and remember the special reasons for your beautiful grief tattoo.

With love - michele

Hanna Funeral Services Ltd.

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