Gladys Verbena MacIntyre

Was born Gladys Verbena Hall June 8th, 1928 to James Hall and Susan Verbena (Merrifield) Hall at Acme, Alberta.

In 1929 her parents and she moved to Saskatchewan in the Eston district. Her brother Albert was born in 1931 and her sister Lois in 1935. She attended school at Centrefield and later went to Eston, when attending school in Eston she boarded at Struthers.

After her schooling she worked at Fielding & McLean’s store and then Sears in Regina. In 1954 she married Sandy MacIntyre. They moved Hall’s small old home to the correction line.

They had three sons: Jim-1956, Ross-1958, and Bill-1962. In 1962 they moved to the farm one mile west of Brock.

Gladys was very active in community. She was a member of the Brock UCW, The Brock Vesper Club and the Brock Cemetery association. She was also involved with the Netherhill Reta Rebekah Lodge.

Gladys enjoyed square dancing and attended many of their jamborees. She enjoyed doing all sorts of crafts. In 2009 Gladys moved into Kindersley Caleb Village. She was one of the first residents. There was always someone to visit or play a game of cards or rummikub with.

In 2017 she moved to Heritage Manor, where she resided until her passing. She was predeceased by her parents Jim & Verbena, her brother Albert and her sister-in-law Laura.

She is survived by her son Jim and children Sabrina (Yoel); Krista (Chris) and their children Isabella and Julianna. Son Ross (Candy), and their children Steven (Koty, Kalyme, & Klaira); Heather (Joel) and their daughter Brooklyn; David (Courtney) Son Bill (Janice) and their children Jenna; Kody (Breanne) and their children Bentley & Blayke. Sister Lois Bratt and nieces & nephews.

There will be a Memorial Service held for Gladys on Saturday, December 18th, 2021 at 2:00 P.M. at St. Paul's United Church, Kindersley, SK with The Rev. Piotr Strzelecki officiating.

It will be livestreamed at the link below or on The Rev, Piotr's Facebook page at    https://www.facebook.com/RevPiotr

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