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Daveen Wright, age 63, passed away at the Marjorie Willoughby Snowden Memorial Hospice in Kamloops, BC on January 30th, 2012.

Born June 13th, 1948 in Sudbury, Ontario, Dee lived in Prince George, BC and Kelowna, BC before settling in Calgary, AB. She worked at the City of Calgary as the Senior Dispatcher for Animal Services until retiring in May of 2011.

Dee was a passionate advocate of animal rights and this nurturing demeanor encompassed all those who were in her life.

Predeceased by her daughter Crystal, Dee is survived by her lifelong companion Bob, daughter Naomi and husband Rob, son Ryan and wife Shanda, grandson Aubrey, and grand-daughters Tiana, Janessa and Danica.

In her final days, she was lovingly cared for by the Kamloops Hospice Society and we cannot thank them enough for the comforts they afforded our Mother.

At our mothers request there will be no funeral, however, any donations can be made to the Kamloops Hospice Society or your local SPCA.

RIP our Beloved Mother.

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  Carol Brunn on February 6th, 2012

  “Farewell My Angel
  
  The Angels on high are whispering with glee,
  I've sent up my prayers, so their all out to see,
  The beautiful addition to heaven this date,
  ... The Angels have gathered at God's Golden Gate,
  To welcome my sister and fit her with wings.
  
  Take my dear sister, embrace her with care,
  She's special you know, as I said in my prayer.
  Fly high my dear sister, fly high and fly free,
  I'll see you again when the wings are for me.
  
  Written for and dedicated to the ones I have loved and let go.
  by: Carol Janzen BrunnSee More
  ”

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• Danna on February 4th, 2012

  “*And EACH must go alone*”

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• Danna Hartley on February 4th, 2012

  “Miss me a little-but not for long,
  and not with your head bowed low,
  Remember the love we once shared,
  Miss me - but let me go.
  For this is a journey we all must take,
  And east must go alone,
  It's part of the Master's plan,
  A step on the road to home.
  When you are lonely & sick of heart,
  Go to the friends we know,
  And bury your sorrow in doing good deeds,
  Miss me - but let me go.”

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