Obituary of ANGELA DEBRAH HALL

Angela Debrah Hall (nee Tarnowski)

October 12, 1949 – November 17, 2017

Peacefully, on November 17, 2017, Angela passed away with her husband Ernie by her side at Concordia Hospital.  She was 68 years old and resided in Winnipeg for most of her life. 

She is predeceased by her parents Joseph and Jean Tarnowski, Brothers Andrew, NIckolaus and Victor Tarnowski, Sister Bernice Williams and Brother-in-law Mers Chorney.

She is survived by Ernie Hall her husband of 43 years, daughters Crystal Novicki (Mark), Charotte Wiebe (Barry), son Percy Hall (Christy), grandchildren Colin and Serena Novicki, Sisters Violet Chorney (Mers) and Emily Rosenfelt (Luke), Brother-in-law Gary Williams and Sister-in-law Pat Tarnowski. Numerous nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins.

Angie was born in Malonton, MB on October 12, 1949.  She moved to Winnipeg in 1967 and started working for Acklands as a keypunch operator.  She met her husband Ernie at Crabby Steves near Komarno, MB at a midnight dance in 1972.  They married shortly after on December 22, 1973.  She was blessed with 3 wonderful children Crystal (1974), Charlotte (1976) and Percy (1981).  She was very excited about the arrival of her lovely grandchildren Colin (2013) and Serena (2014).  She enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren very much. 

 Her hobbies included bowling, bingo, bible study, camping with her family, fishing, get-togethers with family and holiday dinners. She will be missed by her godchildren Violet and Nickolaus Yakimchuk and many friends. 

Special thanks to the Concordia Hospital Staff, especially the nurses, who cared for her the last 4 years.  The following will be pallbearers:  Bryan Chesney, Landon Chesney, Kevin Chorney, Danny Kozminski, Travis Rosenfelt and Nickolaus Yakimchuk. 

Prayers will be held on Thursday November 23, 2017 at 7 pm at Holy Eucharist Parish on Munroe and Watt St.   Divine Liturgy will be celebrated on Friday, November 24, 2017 at 10 am at Holy Eucharist Parish.  Interment will follow at St. Clements Cemetery near Selkirk, MB.