Al Bunn passed away at the MichenerHill Extendicare in the early hours of February 14, 2013 at the age of 92 years. Al was born in Moose Jaw, SK., the youngest son of Alfred and Agnes Bunn. His father passed away when Al was only 11 years old, leaving his older brother Ron and Al to help their mom survive during the 1930’s. Al met the love of his life, Bertha (Baker) and married in April 1940. Shortly after the birth of their son, Al, in October of 1942, Al was sent to England where he served his country in the Medical Corp. Something he was always very proud of. While stationed in England, Al’s mom passed away. After the war, he returned to his young family in Moose Jaw where he worked on the CPR. With the introduction of the Diesel, Al left the CPR and worked at the Provedence Hospital in the maintenance Department. Once their daughter, Karin, was born, Al then worked at the Steam Plant in Moose Jaw Air base until he took an early retirement. Al and Bert then moved to Vernon, BC to be in the mountains that he loved so much. He got a job there guarding with the RCMP which he enjoyed. Al and Bert loved travelling with their motor home and were blessed to be able to spend 20 years in retirement wandering around Canada and the United States. Al loved owning cars, they were his hobby. Upon Bert’s passing, Al moved to Red Deer where he lived at Victoria Park for 10 years. He then moved to Michener Care Center for the last 2 years of his life. Al is survived by his son, Al (Sandra) Bunn of Lacombe, their daughter, Tammy (Nick) Greba, daughters; Morgan and Mckenzie of Red Deer, their daughter, Stacey (Blair) Harter of Olympia, Washington and son, Logan, daughter, Karin (Jerry) Phibbs of Stettler, their daughter, Teresa (Brent) Baltimore, children; Joseph, Nora and Grace of Erskine, their son, Darcy (Gaylene) Cleven, daughters; Karra and Haley of Edson. Funeral Service will be held on Friday, February 22, 2013 at 1 p.m. at Eventide Funeral Chapel, 4820 – 45 Street, Red Deer. Interment in Moose Jaw will take place in the Spring. Memorial donations in Al’s name may be made directly to the Canadian Lung Association (P.O. Box 4500, Station South, Edmonton, Alberta
T6E 6K2).

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