1933 ~ 2015
With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Adeline Nellie Lamont (Osiowy), aged 82 years, of Hazelridge, Mb on September 25, 2015.
Left to cherish her memory is daughter Glenda (Robin), sons Elwood (Debbie), Lionel (Sarita), Nelson (Gina). Granny also leaves six grandchildren, Brandee (Randy), Ryan, Alana, Nicole, Kieran, Colton and great grandson Ashton. She will also be remembered and missed by siblings Louis Osiowy, Mike Osiowy, and Jean Ross as well as all other family members. Adeline was predeceased by her husband Howard in 2006.
Adeline was born in Winnipeg on July 20, 1933 and raised on the family farm. Adeline married Howard in 1951 and together they farmed in the Hazelridge area throughout their lives. Adeline had a great joy and affection for kids having raised her own 4 children, contributed greatly to raising two grandchildren, and worked as a 4-H leader that spanned 3 generations. In earlier years she was active in sports playing baseball, curling and even once racing a snowmobile. In her later years Adeline was still active in sports coaching broomball, baseball and the infamous Hazelridge Reds (nee Hens). Adeline drove a school bus for over 25 years and was recognized in the early seventies as being one of the first women bus drivers. One of her favorite joys was bringing home treasures from garage sales especially Blue Mountain to add to her collection. This past summer was especially fruitful as her brother Mike was out from Toronto for 6 weeks and the two of them combed the area clean for items for Mike to take home to Toronto for his flea market kiosk.
If friends and family so desire, donations can be made in her name to your location community association or a charity of your choice.
A Celebration of Life will be held at Sobering Funeral Chapel, Beausejour, Mb at 2:00 pm on Thursday, October 1, 2015.
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John and Lorraine Kozera
We were very shocked to see Adeline’s obituary in the Winnipeg Free Press. We will miss her dearly. She was a special lady to us. Our condolences to Adeline’s family.