In the Community

Also, sound bath therapy at Women’s Connection

'He was well known as the “Volkswagen guy” and fixed many a Westfalia, including our own family ’72, ’74 and ’81 Westy’s.  Many knew of Dad’s great sense of humour or may have faced the wrath of his "grumpy old Scotsman" side but one thing we’ll all miss, was his burly, loud and infectious laugh.'

'He was happiest when he was flying. A talented mechanic, designer and machinist, he gave unselfishly and generously of his time, talent and wisdom to help others fulfil their dreams. '

'Your mission is to rest in peace dear bro, you are loved and will be greatly missed.'

Greeting Creekers! Well, it will be Good Friday by the time you can read this and most of you will be looking forward to a long weekend.

National Caregiver Day is Tuesday, April 4. In honour of this day, I spoke with my colleague Mary Caros, who heads up the Resource Centre’s Caregiver Support Network.

St. Bart’s, St. Hilda’s and Living Faith Lutheran to host April 7 event

The Sunshine Coast lost one of its finest last month. Ray Haynes, probably the best-known and most influential labour activist in B.C. history, died on February 20 at 94 years old.

Mary Lou Owen, a resident of Sechelt since 2002, donated funds to the Sechelt Hospital Foundation

April begins with Jupiter disappearing behind the Sun on its way to superior conjunction (directly behind the Sun on its far side) on April 11.