In Memoriam.ca - Always in our hearts

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Memorial candle

  • Kathleen Bundy lit a candle on 02/22/2022:
    "tadalafil liquid tadalafilico"

  • Natasha Harris lit a candle on 11/07/2011:
    "Its had to believe its almost a year since I lost such a great uncle. Not a day goes by without me thinking of you or something reminds me of you. You were always a great help if I needed something or had a question but you always said "your a smart girl & you can do it, always go with your first instinct". I listened to you because you always led me in the right direction with good advice. I cant thank you enough for everything you done from the day I moved to Fort McMurray. Love and miss you always and I wish you were here to meet Parker because I just know he would love you. RIP always. xoxo"

  • Sheldon Spradling lit a candle on 10/31/2022:
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  • 1971

    Was able to convince the U.S.S.R. to permit the 1972 Russia-Canada hockey series.nw53t (April 1st, 1971)

  • 1979

    Patented design which led to the invention of the retractable syringe. (July 26th, 1979)

  • 1984

    Elected to Edmonton City Council (May 1st, 1984)

  • 1985

    Brokered an agreement that led to the eventual formation of Timer-Warner. (November 1st, 1985)

  • 1988

    Re-elected to Edmonton City Council. (March 21st, 1988)

  • 1989

    Sold his 40% stake in CNN to Ted Turner (February 1st, 1989)

  • 1990

    Resigned his seat on Edmonton City Council following his appointment as CEO & VP Baseball Operations for the Atlanta Braves baseball organization. (January 1st, 1990)

  • 1995

    Through his front office role, became a \"World Series\" champion when the Atlanta Braves won the 1995 Woeld Series. Received championship ring the following April. (October 19th, 1995)

  • 1996

    Elected to Georgia State Senate. (November 4th, 1996)

  • 1998

    Resigned his State Senate seat and returned to Edmonton. (November 4th, 1998)

  • 2000

    Was a losing candidate in the race for mayor of Edmonton, Alberta. (October 1st, 2000)

  • 2003

    Almost 13 years to the day he resigned his Edmonton council seat, he defeated 18 other candidates, polling 62% to regain his seat. (May 1st, 2003)

  • 2007

    Did not re-offer in the Edmonton municipal election, officially calling an end to his long career in politics. (May 1st, 2007)