KEIVER
Sandra Joan

May 16, 1946 - January 15, 2023

On January 15, 2023, Sandra Joan Keiver of Three Hills, passed away age 76.
A lifelong Albertan, Sandra was born in Edmonton to Thomas and Joan Hanson, grew up in Drumheller, and shortly after marriage, moved to the Keiver family farm near Sunnyslope where she resided until her passing.
Sandra is survived, and will be sadly missed, by her husband of 55 years, Glen; her 4 children and their spouses – Colin (Jennifer), Lisa (Colin), Andrew (Deanna) and Mitchell (Cedric); and her 5 grandchildren – Micayla, Kyle, William, Riley and Ty. She is also survived by 2 brothers, Rick (Marilyn) and Tom (Becky), cousin Margot (Greg), sister-in-law Judy (Larry), a large extended family and many friends.
A Celebration of Sandra’s Life will be held later this year. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Three Hills Public Library.

GREENE
Dennis William
“Denny” “Den”
“Big Red”

July 22, 1955 - February 6, 2023

Dennis was born in Drumheller, Alberta to Gordon and Margaret Greene. He was the middle child of three children. He is survived by his Father Gordon, older brother Dale Greene (wife Leanne, and nephew and nieces Chris, Lana, Stephanie, Jessie) and younger sister Wendy Greene (significant other Metro, nieces Maggie, Sadie) Dennis is also survived by two children he loved very much. His daughter Denise Ocampo (Richard) and grandchildren Aaron, April ( Ty, and great granddaughter Lily) and son Graham ( Jasmine, and great granddaughter Ozzy) Dennis was predeceased by his Mother, Margaret Greene.
Dennis worked throughout his early teens and into his early twenties with his father, eventually venturing away from his Dad’s company into his own company DW Greene Construction which he mostly ran out of Hanna, Alberta. Dennis took pride in his work and loved what he did. He enjoyed working with his hands and could make something out of anything. He enjoyed a challenge and was not afraid of anything, including heights, as he worked many years on rebar.
Dennis loved the outdoors. He loved riding his bike. He was a hunter, a fisherman, and in his youth he was an amazing water-skier, and also played hockey for a good portion of his life. Dennis would make time for anyone especially the old, young, and the disabled. Dennis could make almost anyone smile and loved to have colorful conversations with anyone who crossed his path. He would give you the shirt off his back if he had it to give.
Dennis died suddenly of heart failure in Kamloops where he had just moved. Dennis had loved that area since his early twenties and had long said that is where he wanted to retire.
There will be no funeral held as the family is planning a small campout at a later date and time. The entire would like to thank everyone for their well wishes and condolences. Donations can be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation in lieu of flowers.