James Buck
It is with great sadness in the passing of our Loved one who left us unexpectedly. James passed away peacefully Tuesday, July 31, 2012, at his residence in Moose Lake, Traders Lake, Manitoba. James was born Wednesday, March 27, 1957 in The Pas, Manitoba. James had great passion for life. He grasped at whatever came his way. His eagerness in succeeding has molded him to what he became. A great achiever. During his young life, he was very adventurous always hunting, trapping and fishing. He also was very active involving himself with sports. He use to play a lot of soccer being in teams that were Monarchs, Selects and the twenty four's. He started working for Moose Lake Loggers at an early age and was employed with them for 29 years. He had his own business and adapted to going mechanical. He met his wife Elaine and they were together for 21 years and united as one on October 10, 2009. Their love was so rich that they shared raising and keeping 5 beautiful kids. (Patsy, Henry, Agnes, Felix, Aries.) Family was the most important part of his life he loved spending time with them. He enjoyed joking around with his friends and family and people he just met. He loved to make people laugh and it was hard to tell if he was joking around or being serious. When visiting Jim at his home he always offered traditional food and shared his never ending stories. James decided to get into politics and got elected in as Councillor in 2008. He ran again his second term in 2010 and completed. He just had election on July 2012 and again came in with the most highest votes. James was a phone call away when needed. He always made time in trying to help out the people. He had so many tasks and accomplishments at the office. He ensured the well being of the office function and the bonding of the members. James had a very open personality. He was pure and very down to earth. His uniqueness and humour drew himself many friends and made it easy to talk to people. He really enjoyed exercising with his wife taking kilometre walks. He also loved the challenges of crib, teasing if he skunked someone. One of his other many prides was his yard. He enjoyed making things outside and around the house. Making little projects for his kids. James liked and enjoyed when his sisters would come out for a visit. He especially loved family gatherings making big celebrations when it came to birthdays. His other activity was making the kids happy by playing soccer with them. On many occasions he wanted to take trip always planning for them, but for some unknown reasons, things came up and did not happen. But when he did, he always came back telling his stories of the adventurous mishaps. He put a lot of enthusiasm when it came to his story telling, defining one of his uniqueness about him. In the evenings he would drive out to Moose Lake to go buy bingo cards. This was one he hid from many people. He loved playing bingo and teased all the guys that were playing, he would holler out, “Did you put on your dress yet?” then he would drive away laughing, especially to Joseph Lambert and Joey Sinclair. He had many honeys, they are Marlene McKay, Rita Bignell, Shelley Nasekapow, and his sister-in-law Charlene Omeara. James also took on the role of looking after his in-laws. He never held back telling them things and was also very supportive and caring for them. James leaves to mourn his wife Elaine; children Patsy, Henry, Faron Bercier, J.R (Corrine) Buck, Byron Buck, Sabrina Chartrand, Desarae Lambert; foster children Felix Colomb, Princess Agnes Campbell, Aries Colomb; sisters Verna Pronteau, Nancy Martin, Edna Nabess, Wilma Sanderson, Diane (Marshall) Morrisseau, Grace Buck, Michelle (Dale) Scott, Maria Scott; brothers Clifford (Beatrice) Buck, Richard (Tracey) Scott; aunties Sophia Blair, Laura Sanderson; sisters-in-law Claira Genaille, Mary Campbell, Lola (William) Campbell, Charlene (Lloyd) Omeara, Jenny (Derrick) Grey; brothers-in-law James Allan Campbell, Bruce Campbell, Jacob (Shelley) Nasekapow; in total he had 17 grandchildren. James was predeceased by his parents Patrick and Matilda Buck; sisters Margaret, Mary; brother Riley, J.J Scott; grandson Little Star Pronteau Martin; aunties Eleanor (George) Campbell, Suzzette (Absolum) Patchenose, Lizzie (Zaccheus) Head, Esther Mercredi; uncles Joseph (Olive) Sanderson, Theodore Sanderson, Percy (Nora) Ross, Albert Buck, Raymond Buck; grandparents Robert and Adelaide Sanderson; brothers-in-law Sheldon Nabess, Albert Genaille, Steven Campbell; mother-in-law Agnes Campbell; father-in-law Henry Campbell Jr.. WAKE SERVICES Saturday, August 4, 2012 and Sunday, August 5, 2012 St. John’s Anglican Church, Moose Lake, MB FUNERAL SERVICE Monday, August 6, 2012 2:00 pm St. John’s Anglican Church, Moose Lake, MB Presider: Rev. Clara Lambert INTERMENT St. John’s Churchyard Cemetery, Moose Lake, MB PALLBEARERS Albert Lambert. Jr., Kelly Parenteau, Jr. Buck, Byron Buck, Faron Bercier, Cyril Ballantyne, Derrick Ballantyne, James Mercredi, Baron Martin, James Allan Campbell, Bruce Campbell, Jim Tobacco, Clifford Campbell, Joseph Lambert, Anthony Naskekapow, William Head, Phillip Head, Eddie Head Sr., Alex Campbell, Armando Blair, Duncan Flett, Clifford “Georgie” Buck, Lyle Douglas, Dennis Buck, Bart Ettawakapow, Arnold Buck, Ricky Patchenose, Mario Knight, Clifford Buck “Jr”, Steven Easter, Ricky Scott, Kevin Scott, Dave Jaeb, Marshall Morriseau Sr., Jake Morriseau, Wesley Umpherville, Fergus Campbell, Fred Lambert, Kenneth Sanderson, Abraham Sanderson, Joseph Sanderson, Michael Sanderson, Conrad Campbell, Leonard Ballantyne, Norman Sanderson, Albert Sanderson, Kenneth Head, Theodore Head, Art Barbeau, Robert Barbeau, Ken Lavallee, Elliott Budinikas, Fred Shlachetka, Simon McKay and Kyle Nabess. HONORARY PALLBEARERS Lorne Ross, Gilbert Campbell Sr., Mark Anderton Sr., Joey Sinclair, Willard Buck, Leonard Buck, Pillip Ballantyne, Donovon Parenteau, Vincent Parenteau, David Lathlin, Gilbert Campbell, Mark Anderton, Clifford Martin, Chief Phillip Buck, Councillor Jason Sanderson, Councillor Johnny Mercredi, Councillor Joey Martin, Councillor Jacob Nasekapow, Councillor Bernie Ballantyne, Abel Grey, Panther Ballantyne, Arnold Sanderson, Steve Campbell, Joe Campbell, Arthur Campbell, Ernest Campbell, Ronnie Campbell, Albert Lambert Sr., Rod Bignell Sr., Samuel Grey, Clinton Nabess, Robert Packo, Able Martin Jr., Nathan Dumas, all Moose Lake Loggers. If we left anyone out it is unintentional, Jim had many close acquaintances. HONOR GUARDS Elizabeth Grey, God child Marshall Morrisseau Jim’s family wish to thank Mosakahiken Chief and Council, Moose Lake Loggers, and all family and friends who have shown us support in our time of need.Obituary
It is with great sadness in the passing of our Loved one who left us unexpectedly. James passed away peacefully Tuesday, July 31, 2012, at his residence in Moose Lake, Traders Lake, Manitoba. James was born Wednesday, March 27, 1957 in The Pas, Manitoba. James had great passion for life. He grasped at whatever came his way. His eagerness in succeeding has molded him to what he became. A great achiever. During his young life, he was very adventurous always hunting, trapping and fishing. He also was very active involving himself with sports. He use to play a lot of soccer being in teams that were Monarchs, Selects and the twenty four's. He started working for Moose Lake Loggers at an early age and was employed with them for 29 years. He had his own business and adapted to going mechanical. He met his wife Elaine and they were together for 21 years and united as one on October 10, 2009. Their love was so rich that they shared raising and keeping 5 beautiful kids. (Patsy, Henry, Agnes, Felix, Aries.) Family was the most important part of his life he loved spending time with them. He enjoyed joking around with his friends and family and people he just met. He loved to make people laugh and it was hard to tell if he was joking around or being serious. When visiting Jim at his home he always offered traditional food and shared his never ending stories. James decided to get into politics and got elected in as Councillor in 2008. He ran again his second term in 2010 and completed. He just had election on July 2012 and again came in with the most highest votes. James was a phone call away when needed. He always made time in trying to help out the people. He had so many tasks and accomplishments at the office. He ensured the well being of the office function and the bonding of the members. James had a very open personality. He was pure and very down to earth. His uniqueness and humour drew himself many friends and made it easy to talk to people. He really enjoyed exercising with his wife taking kilometre walks. He also loved the challenges of crib, teasing if he skunked someone. One of his other many prides was his yard. He enjoyed making things outside and around the house. Making little projects for his kids. James liked and enjoyed when his sisters would come out for a visit. He especially loved family gatherings making big celebrations when it came to birthdays. His other activity was making the kids happy by playing soccer with them. On many occasions he wanted to take trip always planning for them, but for some unknown reasons, things came up and did not happen. But when he did, he always came back telling his stories of the adventurous mishaps. He put a lot of enthusiasm when it came to his story telling, defining one of his uniqueness about him. In the evenings he would drive out to Moose Lake to go buy bingo cards. This was one he hid from many people. He loved playing bingo and teased all the guys that were playing, he would holler out, “Did you put on your dress yet?” then he would drive away laughing, especially to Joseph Lambert and Joey Sinclair. He had many honeys, they are Marlene McKay, Rita Bignell, Shelley Nasekapow, and his sister-in-law Charlene Omeara. James also took on the role of looking after his in-laws. He never held back telling them things and was also very supportive and caring for them. James leaves to mourn his wife Elaine; children Patsy, Henry, Faron Bercier, J.R (Corrine) Buck, Byron Buck, Sabrina Chartrand, Desarae Lambert; foster children Felix Colomb, Princess Agnes Campbell, Aries Colomb; sisters Verna Pronteau, Nancy Martin, Edna Nabess, Wilma Sanderson, Diane (Marshall) Morrisseau, Grace Buck, Michelle (Dale) Scott, Maria Scott; brothers Clifford (Beatrice) Buck, Richard (Tracey) Scott; aunties Sophia Blair, Laura Sanderson; sisters-in-law Claira Genaille, Mary Campbell, Lola (William) Campbell, Charlene (Lloyd) Omeara, Jenny (Derrick) Grey; brothers-in-law James Allan Campbell, Bruce Campbell, Jacob (Shelley) Nasekapow; in total he had 17 grandchildren. James was predeceased by his parents Patrick and Matilda Buck; sisters Margaret, Mary; brother Riley, J.J Scott; grandson Little Star Pronteau Martin; aunties Eleanor (George) Campbell, Suzzette (Absolum) Patchenose, Lizzie (Zaccheus) Head, Esther Mercredi; uncles Joseph (Olive) Sanderson, Theodore Sanderson, Percy (Nora) Ross, Albert Buck, Raymond Buck; grandparents Robert and Adelaide Sanderson; brothers-in-law Sheldon Nabess, Albert Genaille, Steven Campbell; mother-in-law Agnes Campbell; father-in-law Henry Campbell Jr.. WAKE SERVICES Saturday, August 4, 2012 and Sunday, August 5, 2012 St. John’s Anglican Church, Moose Lake, MB FUNERAL SERVICE Monday, August 6, 2012 2:00 pm St. John’s Anglican Church, Moose Lake, MB Presider: Rev. Clara Lambert INTERMENT St. John’s Churchyard Cemetery, Moose Lake, MB PALLBEARERS Albert Lambert. Jr., Kelly Parenteau, Jr. Buck, Byron Buck, Faron Bercier, Cyril Ballantyne, Derrick Ballantyne, James Mercredi, Baron Martin, James Allan Campbell, Bruce Campbell, Jim Tobacco, Clifford Campbell, Joseph Lambert, Anthony Naskekapow, William Head, Phillip Head, Eddie Head Sr., Alex Campbell, Armando Blair, Duncan Flett, Clifford “Georgie” Buck, Lyle Douglas, Dennis Buck, Bart Ettawakapow, Arnold Buck, Ricky Patchenose, Mario Knight, Clifford Buck “Jr”, Steven Easter, Ricky Scott, Kevin Scott, Dave Jaeb, Marshall Morriseau Sr., Jake Morriseau, Wesley Umpherville, Fergus Campbell, Fred Lambert, Kenneth Sanderson, Abraham Sanderson, Joseph Sanderson, Michael Sanderson, Conrad Campbell, Leonard Ballantyne, Norman Sanderson, Albert Sanderson, Kenneth Head, Theodore Head, Art Barbeau, Robert Barbeau, Ken Lavallee, Elliott Budinikas, Fred Shlachetka, Simon McKay and Kyle Nabess. HONORARY PALLBEARERS Lorne Ross, Gilbert Campbell Sr., Mark Anderton Sr., Joey Sinclair, Willard Buck, Leonard Buck, Pillip Ballantyne, Donovon Parenteau, Vincent Parenteau, David Lathlin, Gilbert Campbell, Mark Anderton, Clifford Martin, Chief Phillip Buck, Councillor Jason Sanderson, Councillor Johnny Mercredi, Councillor Joey Martin, Councillor Jacob Nasekapow, Councillor Bernie Ballantyne, Abel Grey, Panther Ballantyne, Arnold Sanderson, Steve Campbell, Joe Campbell, Arthur Campbell, Ernest Campbell, Ronnie Campbell, Albert Lambert Sr., Rod Bignell Sr., Samuel Grey, Clinton Nabess, Robert Packo, Able Martin Jr., Nathan Dumas, all Moose Lake Loggers. If we left anyone out it is unintentional, Jim had many close acquaintances. HONOR GUARDS Elizabeth Grey, God child Marshall Morrisseau Jim’s family wish to thank Mosakahiken Chief and Council, Moose Lake Loggers, and all family and friends who have shown us support in our time of need.
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