Source: Obituary Feb 1986, Winnipeg area newspaper, name unknown
Charlotte Joan McKeigan died peacefully in her sleep at the Misericordia Hospital. She will be missed by husband Bill McKeigan, three sons and two grandchildren, her brother Gordon Smith of Edmonton and her sister Marlene Braithwaite of Oak Harbor, WA, her mother Majorie Smith of Edmonton, Alta and other relatives and many friends. Mre. McKeigan belonged to the Winnipeg Duplicate Bridge Club and owned the Bridge Inn. She held the prestigious title of Life Master and was affectionately known as "Rose of the Day" by her family and friends. Memorial donations may be made to the Manitoba Heart Foundation.
Charlotte Joan McKeigan died peacefully in her sleep at the Misericordia Hospital. She will be missed by husband Bill McKeigan, three sons and two grandchildren, her brother Gordon Smith of Edmonton and her sister Marlene Braithwaite of Oak Harbor, WA, her mother Majorie Smith of Edmonton, Alta and other relatives and many friends. Mre. McKeigan belonged to the Winnipeg Duplicate Bridge Club and owned the Bridge Inn. She held the prestigious title of Life Master and was affectionately known as "Rose of the Day" by her family and friends. Memorial donations may be made to the Manitoba Heart Foundation.
Source: Obituary Feb 1986, Winnipeg area newspaper, name unknown
Charlotte Joan McKeigan died peacefully in her sleep at the Misericordia Hospital. She will be missed by husband Bill McKeigan, three sons and two grandchildren, her brother Gordon Smith of Edmonton and her sister Marlene Braithwaite of Oak Harbor, WA, her mother Majorie Smith of Edmonton, Alta and other relatives and many friends. Mre. McKeigan belonged to the Winnipeg Duplicate Bridge Club and owned the Bridge Inn. She held the prestigious title of Life Master and was affectionately known as "Rose of the Day" by her family and friends. Memorial donations may be made to the Manitoba Heart Foundation.
Charlotte Joan McKeigan died peacefully in her sleep at the Misericordia Hospital. She will be missed by husband Bill McKeigan, three sons and two grandchildren, her brother Gordon Smith of Edmonton and her sister Marlene Braithwaite of Oak Harbor, WA, her mother Majorie Smith of Edmonton, Alta and other relatives and many friends. Mre. McKeigan belonged to the Winnipeg Duplicate Bridge Club and owned the Bridge Inn. She held the prestigious title of Life Master and was affectionately known as "Rose of the Day" by her family and friends. Memorial donations may be made to the Manitoba Heart Foundation.
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