31 October 1999; Chronicle Journal, Thunder Bay, ON Canada

LAKE

Mrs. Rose Lake, aged 97 years, resident of Dryden, died peacefully in
the Dryden District General Hospital with her family by her side on
Thursday, October 28, 1999.  Born n 1902 in Greenland, Michigan, she was
the daughter of Frederick and Matilda Wilson, The family emigrated to
Saskatchewan in 1914 were she lived her early life in rural Saskatchewan
and attended school.  She married William Lake and lived in Saskatoon with
their two children.  In 1945, they moved to Beardmore where they lived for
twenty-seven years.  William and Rose  moved to Dryden in 1972.  Rose is
survived by her son Douglas and daughter-in-law Shirley; grandchildren:
Jana (Ross) Lovie of Longview, Washington; Wendy (Ab) Coombes  of Kenora;
Jim (Lynda) Lake of Dryden; Keith Lake of Kenora, and Ted (Sabrina) Lake
of Dryden.  Also surviving Rose are great grandchildren: Jennifer, Alyson
and Jeffery Lovie; Andrew and Krista Coombes; Kurtis and Cathy West,
Brad West and Marianne Whittaker; Garry and Ticcanna Lake; Zachary and
Ceara Lake and by great-great-grandson Michael West.  She is also survived
by nieces and nephews in Western Canada and the United States. Rose was
predeceased by her daughter Irene in 1953 and by her husband William in
1978 as well as by eight brothers and sisters. She will long be remembered
for her pride in her family and her commitment  to her strong religious
beliefs,  Funeral services will be held at the Moffat Chapel on Monday,
November 1, 1999 at 2:00 pm with Mrs. Velma Henderson officiating.
Cremation will take place following the funeral service with interment
at a later date in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.  If friends so desire,
donations may be made to Patricia Gardens or the Dryden 2000 Campaign
through the Moffat Chapel, P.O. Box 412, Dryden, Ontario P8N 2Z1