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Ruth Ann Laban 25 November 1938 – 11 May 2023

Ruth
Laban’s

25 November 1938 – 11 May 2023

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Kimberley

Thank you to everyone who has cared for Grandma and noticed her absence over the last year. If there are any memories you'd like to revisit and share with us, please do so. xx

Kimberley Stapleford (Ruths #2 Granddaughter)

Hi all, I’ve spoken with Seasons who have an external videographer currently editing and finalizing the webcast recording. Once it is all ready they’ll provide a link or copy, I’m uncertain of the format. As it is an external provider and not their standard in-house team, it will likely take a few weeks before it’s available. However, once it is complete and available, I will be sure to send it your way. If you’d like to be advised of the recording, please get in touch with either myself or the family so we can include you on the email! Thank you again for sharing in remembering grandma. 
 K (Photo: Grandma, Dec 1959, in their first home after their honeymoon)

Kimberley Stapleford (Ruths #2 Granddaughter)

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Diane Kacher

I met Ruth a few times when she and Dick visited Yorkton. Her mom Ersula, and my parents Walter and Pearl, were very good friends. I remember Ersula always updating us on what Ruth Ann (her mom always called her by her full name) and Dick and the children were doing. When my mom could no longer send Christmas greetings, I started writing to Ruth and Dick at Christmas. We eventually shared email addresses and communicated that way. She was so proud of Elizabeth and Michael and Desia and Kimberley and that came through in her emails. It was always good to hear how her and Dick were doing and what they were doing. My deepest condolences on your loss and may her memory be a blessing to all.