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http://www.sanbornfamilyassociation.com/images/Vol18%20No1.pdf
NEDERHOFF, Hazel Clark. Hazel C Nederhoff, died 6 Sep 2001 at Regina [SK] Pasqua Hospital. She was born and lived her entire life in the Rouleau District. She is survived by her children of her marriage to Roger Sanborn -- Alice Uack) Kopas, Elizabeth Sinclair, & Trenna Jensen; and the children of her marriage to Orville Nederhoff - Leona (Dale) Birley; David (Brenda) Nederhoff. & Maurice Joan) Nederhoff; sisters - Ella Tuu, Thelma Argue, Trenna (Sam) Drader; 17 grandchildren. 13 great grandchildren. as well as numerous nieces & nephews, & special friend Kay Chamberlin. She was predeceased by her husband, Onville, infant daughter, Lorna, parents, Richard & Agnes Clark. sons-in-law Jack Sinclair & Clifford Jensen, & granddaughter Kelly Jensen. Regina (SK) Leader Post, 10 Scp 2001.
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cansacem/regina_memorial.html
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Note: Hazel was born in a farm, Section 3, Tp 15 Rge 22 W2 near Rouleau towns
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Note: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/29069338/hazel-nederhoff <b>Hazel <i>Clark</i> Nederhoff
</b>BIRTH 1914
DEATH 6 Sep 2001 (aged 86–87)
BURIAL Regina Memorial Gardens, Regina, Regina Census Division, Saskatchewan, Canada
MEMORIAL ID 29069338
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NEDERHOFF--HAZEL CLARK, passed away peacefully in her sleep on Thursday, September 6, 2001 at Regina Pasqua Hospital with her family at her side. Hazel was predeceased by her husband Orville, infant daughter Lorna, parents Richard and Agnes Clark, and sons-in-law Jack Sinclair and Clifford Jensen, and grandaughter Kelly Jensen. Hazel is survived by her children of her marriage to Roger Sanborn: Alice (Jack) Kopas, Elizabeth Sinclair, and Trenna Jensen; and the children of her marriage to Orville Nederhoff: Leona (Dale) Birley, David (Brenda) Nederhoff and Maurice (Joan) Nederhoff; sisters: Ella Tutt, Thelma Argue, Trenna (Sam) Drader; seventeen grandchildren, thirteen great grandchildren, as well as numerous nieces and nephews, and special friend Kay Chamberlin. Hazel was born and lived her entire life in the Rouleau District. She enjoyed spending time reading, cooking, crocheting and knitting, playing bridge, and being with people. Hazel was a people person, who had many good friends who will miss her.
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