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09/06/2026

September is here, school is back and it feels like Fall🍁

Condolences to Shirley’s Family and Friends
09/02/2026

Condolences to Shirley’s Family and Friends

In Loving Memory~ Shirley Louise Unsworth
March 9,1937 ~ September 1, 2026
Lived 89 Years

Obituary ~
Shirley Louise (Striker) Unsworth of Hanna Alberta was born in Lacombe on March 9, 1937, to Keith and Alice Striker. She went to school in Brownfield and finished school at Castor. She was a family of four girls: Muriel, Shirley, Sharon and Beverly.

Shirley moved to Hanna from Castor to work at the Royal Bank and on August 18,1956 married Harold Unsworth. Shirley and Harold resided in Hanna for their married life and had three children: son Michael (son Jason (Andrea) and children Connor, Sam and Heather), son David (Dee) and daughters: Alexandria (Matthew) and children Ryker and Ridley and Erinn (Dominic) and son Luca and daughter Joanne (daughters Richelle (Andrew) and Lisa (Christian).

Mom was a devoted wife to Harold and mom to all her kids and grandmother to her grandchildren and great grandchildren. She was an excellent cook and baker and there was hardly a day that her kids would come home that there weren’t fresh cookies, cinnamon buns etc. for when we got home - everything was always homemade. Mom was also a very talented artist; she could paint and sketch anything - a talent none of her kids inherited. There were many of Mom’s pictures she painted or sketched on the walls of their house and Dad made the frames for most of them. She also drew a lot of pictures for us to use in our school reports when we grew up. If something needed a picture, we went to Mom. Mom also loved arranging flowers, whether they were fresh or silk, and we had a lot of her arrangements decorating the house. She was a very artistic lady.

Mom always had her rocking chair that she sat in and when the grandkids started arriving, made a lot of miles in that rocking chair rocking the babies to sleep and singing to them. When she got older, she spent many hours sitting in her rocker when she took up colouring again after many years. Colouring took the place of painting and sketching.

Mom was a kind and helpful person; she sang in the United Church Choir for many years and also helped with funeral luncheons held at the Church.

Shirley is survived by her sons: Michael and David and daughter Joanne and their families; sister and brother-in-law Muriel and Albert Unsworth; sister Beverly O’Neill and many nieces and nephews.

Shirley was predeceased by her husband Harold Unsworth, son-in-law Tim Allen, daughter-in-law Bev Unsworth, sister and brother-in-law Sharon and Bill Salyha, brothers and sisters in law: George and Cora Unsworth, Cyril and Eileen Unsworth, Louis and Laura Unsworth, Roy and Gwen Unsworth and brother-in-law Bill O’Neill.

If desired, donations in Shirley’s memory can be made to the Hanna Ladies Auxiliary, Box 23, Hanna, Alberta, T0J 1P0, or e-transfer [email protected]. All donations are greatly appreciated.

A private family graveside service will take place at the Netherby Cemetery.

Hanna Funeral Services Ltd. was entrusted with the care and arrangements, 403-854-5956, [email protected]." rel="ugc" target="_blank">[email protected].

08/31/2026

Ever wonder what the difference is between our small bouquet and our large bouquet?

08/28/2026

Don’t forget we are closed today! See you Monday!

08/24/2026

If you know you know! The smell of this stargazer lily is insane! Just an fyi for this week we will be closed Friday for the day! It’s college move in day for my girl! Wish me luck!

Condolences to Norma’s Family and Friends
08/23/2026

Condolences to Norma’s Family and Friends

In Loving Memory ~ Norma Lee Boser
1963~2026, Lived 62 Years

The family of Norma Lee Boser (Ayrey) are saddened to announce her passing on Friday, August 21, 2026, in Hanna, Alberta, at the age of 62, just days before her 63rd birthday.

Norma was born in Macklin, Saskatchewan, on August 29, 1963, to William and Evelyn Ayrey. She grew up alongside her four siblings, Bill, Laura, Pat, and Sandy.

Norma is a mother to three children, Curtis, Jennifer, and Trevor, and later cherished her role as a grandmother. Her grandchildren were an important part of her life, and she enjoyed going to their activities. Whether it was dance, hockey, ball, 4-H, or another event.

The Hanna community was fortunate to have Norma serve as a hairstylist for many years. She also owned and operated her own hair salon in Hanna, where she became a familiar and valued part of the community. Her salon was more than a place to have your hair done, it was also a place where Norma supported countless local causes, often selling tickets and helping organizations whenever she could.

Giving her time to others came naturally to Norma. Over the years, she volunteered with and supported many community organizations and events, including the Hanna Legion, youth curling, the Community Garden, the Hanna Rodeo Association, and the Hanna Youth Club, where she helped organize events for local teenagers and provided supervision. She was also an enthusiastic supporter of 4-H when her grandchildren became involved.

Norma enjoyed curling herself and participated in many bonspiels in the surrounding communities over the years. More than anything, though, she was the kind of person who was always willing to lend a hand. If a group was short of volunteers, Norma was often there to help, never looking for recognition or expecting anything in return.

In her spare time, Norma enjoyed baking, gardening, canning, and pickling vegetables. She generously shared the fruits of her labour with family, friends, and others in the community. Many people were fortunate to enjoy one of Norma's homemade meals or a package of her baking. During harvest, she would prepare and deliver meals to families working long days in the fields, always making sure there was plenty for leftovers. At Christmas, friends and family could often count on receiving some of her homemade baking.

Helping others was simply part of who Norma was. Whether it was a meal, a jar of preserves, some Christmas baking, her time, or a helping hand, she gave freely and quietly, never asking for recognition or anything in return.

Norma also treasured the time she spent at the Ayrey Family Farm in Evesham, Saskatchewan. Visiting the family farm was something she truly enjoyed and held close to her heart.

Norma will be lovingly remembered by her daughter, Jennifer of Grande Prairie; her son, Trevor of Red Deer; her grandchildren, Dalton, Ryland, and Courtney; her siblings, Bill (Wendy), Laura, Patricia (Brent), and Sandy (Randy); as well as many other special relatives and friends.

She was predeceased by her son, Curtis, and her brother-in-law, Irvin.

A Celebration of Norma's Life will be held at a later date.

If desired, memorial donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society online at donate.cancer.ca, or by mail to the Canadian Cancer Society, 325 Manning Road NE, #200, Calgary, Alberta T2E 2P5.

Hanna Funeral Services Ltd, 403-854-5956, www.hannafuneral.ca

08/21/2026

Wow these roses smell sooo good!

08/19/2026

These are so special! Some are from my cutting garden!

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