Pribyl; Sylvia Anne Pribyl, age 80, of Swift Current, Sk. passed away November 4, 2016 at the Meadows in Swift Current. The Funeral Service was held November 12, 2016 from First United Church with Peggy Worrell officiating. Life Tribute was presented by her daughter Nancy Thibault. Ushers were Allen Pribyl, Kelly Pribyl, Floyd Currie and Norris Currie. Pallbearers were Brian Paul, Barry Paul, Bradley Paul, Jack Molstad, Jason Molstad and Rick Pribyl. The Interment Service took place at Memory Gardens Cemetery. Sylvia is survived by three daughters, Valerie Pribyl of Swift Current, Sk., Linda (Bradley) Dickie of Pennant, Sk., and Nancy (Brian) Thibault of Ponteix, Sk. Grandchildren Justin Dickie of Pense, Sk., Lisa (Cameron) Wyatt of Lumsden, Sk., Shelby Loose and Jaden Loose of Swift Current, Sk. Great Grandchildren, Hayden and Beckham Dickie and Jace Wyatt. One brother Allan (Helena) Paul of Simmie Sk., one sister Linda (Jack) Molstad of Cochrane, Ab., two brothers-in-law Frank (Betty) Pribyl of Swift Current and John (Blanda) Pribyl of Swift Current, Sk. five sisters-in-law, Verna Dowling of Yorkton, Sk. Louise McKay of St Albert, Ab. Thelma Pleckham of Swift Current, Sk. Frances (Ken) Badley of Mossbank, Sk. and Edna Pribyl of Swift Current, Sk. as well as several nieces and nephews and their families. She was predeceased by her husband Wilfred Pribyl, parents Raymond and Kathleen Paul, in-laws Wenceslaus (Willie) and Leonie Pribyl, infant granddaughter Crystal Lynne Dickie, brothers-in-law Jack Dowling, Willie Pleckham and Robert Pribyl. Sylvia was born on October 29, 1936 in Swift Current, Sk. She married Wilfred Pribyl on October 28, 1955 in Swift Current. Sylvia worked as a telephone operator before her family began. She was a homemaker for many years while her children attended school until they all graduated. She then became a sales clerk/stock person at Zellers in Swift Current, Sk. Sylvia was a member of Grace United Church, which recently closed, so she began attending First United Church. She was also a member of the Cantuar Community Club and the Cantuar Busy Bee Club which she still attended meetings until her passing. Sylvia was a sports enthusiast, especially curling. During winter months, family had to work around her curling schedule to visit or take her out as she watched every event shown on T.V. She also enjoyed watching Toronto Blue Jays games as well as Saskatchewan Rough Riders. Until her passing, Sylvia always recorded scores and notes in her notebook for all these sports and when asked why, her reply was so no one could argue with her. She also enjoyed to entertain family and friends whenever possible. It was impossible to stop in for a few mins because she would always ask, "What's your hurry?" She would be quick to offer a drink, a meal or a place to spend the night. She loved company. She also enjoyed playing cards with whoever would play but she had a "special group of friends", who would take turns hosting card night. Sylvia was very appreciative of everyone who gave her rides or picked her up for various outings, you never had to ask her twice to go somewhere. In Sylvia's memory, memorial donations may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation or the Cantuar Community Hall. Warren's Funeral Home in care of arrangements. For further information please call 306-773-8831 or visit our website at www.warrensfuneralhome.com and express your sympathy to the family in our book of condolence.