Source: Southland Funeral Chapel obituary (excerpts with the names of surviving family members excluded as per FAG rules)
Mike Putici, born December 14, 1922 in Felnac, Romania, went to be with his Lord, September 20, 2003 in Lethbridge, Alberta, at the age of 80 years.
(Surviving family info deleted.)
He was predeceased by his great grandson Jamie Mortensen in 2001 and his parents Alec and Saveta Putici.
Mike and his parents came to the Taber area in 1929 and worked as farm labour until they purchased their own land two miles west of Taber on Huckleberry Road. He attended school in both Barnwell and Taber. He married Alice Zaremba from Regina, Saskatchewan on January 1, 1942. Mike’s first love was his wife Alice, his children and grandchildren, whom he always cherished spending time with. Mike enjoyed traveling and often took his grandchildren camping. His second love was farming and that was where they raised their family of five girls and one boy. Mike was involved in his community by serving on the Vegetable Growers, Sugar Beet Growers, Marketing and Machinery Appeal Boards. Mike was always willing to share his time and his machinery with his neighbors. He lived his faith on a daily basis and willingly served on his Church Board, taught Sunday School and enjoyed being a Greeter. The last number of years he was a leader of the Seniors Group. Mike was also instrumental in starting the local Gideons Camp and was the President for twenty years.
Mike Putici, born December 14, 1922 in Felnac, Romania, went to be with his Lord, September 20, 2003 in Lethbridge, Alberta, at the age of 80 years.
(Surviving family info deleted.)
He was predeceased by his great grandson Jamie Mortensen in 2001 and his parents Alec and Saveta Putici.
Mike and his parents came to the Taber area in 1929 and worked as farm labour until they purchased their own land two miles west of Taber on Huckleberry Road. He attended school in both Barnwell and Taber. He married Alice Zaremba from Regina, Saskatchewan on January 1, 1942. Mike’s first love was his wife Alice, his children and grandchildren, whom he always cherished spending time with. Mike enjoyed traveling and often took his grandchildren camping. His second love was farming and that was where they raised their family of five girls and one boy. Mike was involved in his community by serving on the Vegetable Growers, Sugar Beet Growers, Marketing and Machinery Appeal Boards. Mike was always willing to share his time and his machinery with his neighbors. He lived his faith on a daily basis and willingly served on his Church Board, taught Sunday School and enjoyed being a Greeter. The last number of years he was a leader of the Seniors Group. Mike was also instrumental in starting the local Gideons Camp and was the President for twenty years.
Source: Southland Funeral Chapel obituary (excerpts with the names of surviving family members excluded as per FAG rules)
Mike Putici, born December 14, 1922 in Felnac, Romania, went to be with his Lord, September 20, 2003 in Lethbridge, Alberta, at the age of 80 years.
(Surviving family info deleted.)
He was predeceased by his great grandson Jamie Mortensen in 2001 and his parents Alec and Saveta Putici.
Mike and his parents came to the Taber area in 1929 and worked as farm labour until they purchased their own land two miles west of Taber on Huckleberry Road. He attended school in both Barnwell and Taber. He married Alice Zaremba from Regina, Saskatchewan on January 1, 1942. Mike’s first love was his wife Alice, his children and grandchildren, whom he always cherished spending time with. Mike enjoyed traveling and often took his grandchildren camping. His second love was farming and that was where they raised their family of five girls and one boy. Mike was involved in his community by serving on the Vegetable Growers, Sugar Beet Growers, Marketing and Machinery Appeal Boards. Mike was always willing to share his time and his machinery with his neighbors. He lived his faith on a daily basis and willingly served on his Church Board, taught Sunday School and enjoyed being a Greeter. The last number of years he was a leader of the Seniors Group. Mike was also instrumental in starting the local Gideons Camp and was the President for twenty years.
Mike Putici, born December 14, 1922 in Felnac, Romania, went to be with his Lord, September 20, 2003 in Lethbridge, Alberta, at the age of 80 years.
(Surviving family info deleted.)
He was predeceased by his great grandson Jamie Mortensen in 2001 and his parents Alec and Saveta Putici.
Mike and his parents came to the Taber area in 1929 and worked as farm labour until they purchased their own land two miles west of Taber on Huckleberry Road. He attended school in both Barnwell and Taber. He married Alice Zaremba from Regina, Saskatchewan on January 1, 1942. Mike’s first love was his wife Alice, his children and grandchildren, whom he always cherished spending time with. Mike enjoyed traveling and often took his grandchildren camping. His second love was farming and that was where they raised their family of five girls and one boy. Mike was involved in his community by serving on the Vegetable Growers, Sugar Beet Growers, Marketing and Machinery Appeal Boards. Mike was always willing to share his time and his machinery with his neighbors. He lived his faith on a daily basis and willingly served on his Church Board, taught Sunday School and enjoyed being a Greeter. The last number of years he was a leader of the Seniors Group. Mike was also instrumental in starting the local Gideons Camp and was the President for twenty years.
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