DAVEY: Dorothy June Davey, age 88, of Ponteix, SK, passed away November 9, 2011 at the Foyer St. Joseph in Ponteix. The funeral service was held at 2:00 P.M., November 12, 2011 from the Ponteix Catholic Church, with Pastor Alex Allen officiating. The organist for the service was Merle Nostbakken and Scott Parrish and Donna Odean presented eulogies. The pallbearers were: Don Akhurst, Ron Akhurst, Scott Parrish, Ron Parrish, Justin Carlson and Lynden Carlson. Dorothy is survived by the huband: Glen; daughters: Glenda (Ken) Parrish and Patricia (Michael) Carlson; grandchildren: Scott (Franki) Parrish and their children Riley, Jackson and Jillian, Ron (Michelle) Parrish - Kai, Dawn Carlson - Alexis & Cain, Justin Carlson - Kyra; a sister Donna (Hank) Odean of Spokane, Wash., USA; sisters-in-law: Dell Johnson, Wenatchee, Wash. USA and Rose Davey, Bonnyville, AB and numerous nephews & nieces. She was predeceased by a sisters; Frances Akhurst & Orra Gray; brothers: Earl McNabb & Harold McNabb; sisters-in-law: Flo McNabb, Marg McNabb & Florence Davey; brothers-in-law: George Gray, Jack Davey & Dick Davey; five nephews and one great niece and two great grandchildren: Ceone Michelle Parrish and Caleb Michael Parrish. Dorothy was born at St. Boswells, Sk. June 3, 1923. She attended school and Graduated in Aneroid, SK. She was united in marriage to Glen Fleenor Davey on March 2, 1946 at Aneroid, SK. Dorothy and Glen farmed and lived in Cadillac from 1946 - 2001, then moved to Ponteix in 2003. In Cadillac, for a few years, Dorothy was active as C.G.I.T leader. She enjoyed guiding the girls and projects. As a Sunday School teacher she loved the little children and was blessed to be able to teach about God and His Son, Jesus. She was artistic and when Artex and Ceramics were a popular, fun thing to do. She did serveral ceramic pieces for her family, which included a unique canister set. She also enjoyed refinishing old furniture, completing a couple of tables and re-upholstering older chairs. For several years she decorated wedding cakes and was always happy to present the finished cake to each Bride-to-be. In her senior years at Cadillac, she enjoyed being part of the 50-50 Club. Dorothy and Glen loved their Cadillac friends and were equally as interested in their families. As much as Mom & Nannie loved us...she also, had love for her nephews and nieces. Her last two and one half years, after a fall, put her in the Ponteix Foyer. The last year was again shared, side by side with Glen, her husband of 65 years and now she has gone to be with the Lord. Donations in her memory to the Heart & Stroke Foundation or the the Salvation Army, would be appreciated by the family. Warren's Funeral Home were entrusted with the arrangements. For further information call 1-306-773-8831 : 1-800-267-6606 or visit our website at www.warrensfuneralhome.com and express your sympathy to family members in our book of condolences.