ALBERT JOHN PULS

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ALBERT JOHN PULS October 11, 1933 - August 24, 2004 Our beloved husband, father, grandpa and brother passed away peacefully at the Health Sciences Centre after a summer long battle with liver disease. Born in Winnipeg on October 11, 1933 "Bert" spent much of his youth in Dauphin, where he met the love of his life, Norma Lynne (Miner). Married on May 19, 1956 they packed all of their worldly possessions into a car with four others and moved to Winnipeg where Bert started a career in Meteorology and ultimately in Air Traffic Control. After a successful 34 year career, retirement brought the opportunity to pursue the things he enjoyed the most; family, Bird Lake, winter vacations and Freemasonry. As a Freemason for more than 40 years Bert cherished the many friends he made through his active membership in the Masonic Order, the Shrine, Scottish Rite and the Royal Order of Scotland. Bert was a Past Master of the Ancient Landmark Lodge No. 3 and a member of the Kaneohe Square and Compass Club in Honolulu Hawaii. Bert will be remembered by all of his friends and family as a very strong, active and wise man with a strong social conscience. He lived his life according to Masonic teachings which emphasized a love of people and compassionate work. He will be especially missed by Norma, his wife of 48 years; his three sons, Robert, Raymond and David, their wives Susan, Kathy and Heather; and his six granddaughters, Carly, Haley, Kendra, Alexa, Carina and Katelyn; his sisters, Louise Robson (Tom), Marie Watson (George), Ruth Monson (Pete) and his brother Jim (Eileen). Your loving memory will be with us forever. A memorial service and a full Masonic Ceremony will be take place at Thomson Funeral Home, 669 Broadway, on Saturday, August 28 at 11:00 a.m. with a reception afterwards. (Full Masonic regalia to be worn.) In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Scottish Rite Benevolent Fund, in care of the Masonic Memorial Temple, 420 Corydon Ave. THOMSON FUNERAL HOME 669 Broadway 1 204 925-1120

As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Aug 27, 2004