| Fredrick H. Pugh's full grave site. |
| Stepping stone of came glasswork with grain elevator depicted. |
| Pugh Fredrick H. 1918 - 1998 Life's Work Well Done |
An amateur chronicle of cemeteries in the Rural Municipality of Shellbrook #493, Saskatchewan, Canada.
| Fredrick H. Pugh's full grave site. |
| Stepping stone of came glasswork with grain elevator depicted. |
| Pugh Fredrick H. 1918 - 1998 Life's Work Well Done |
| Frank C. White full grave site. |
| White Frank C. Dec. 18, 1922 Sept. 1, 2002 Tho Those Who Knew And Loved Him, His Memory Will Never Grow Old |
| White |
| Kendel
George Gerald May 24, 1930 - March 11, 2000 Resting Where No Shadows Fall |
| Remembered With Love George A. 1916 - 2007 Freida J. 1925 - 2000 Bruce |
| Detail of moose head on George's side. |
| Detail of hummingbird on Freida's side. |
George Bruce is the son of Charles Bruce and Christina (LaPlante) Bruce and was born and raised in Sturgeon Valley, Saskatchewan. He attended Brant School but left at a young age to assist on the farm. George joined the army and served in England in World War II but was transferred back to Canada for medical reasons and discharged.Sources:
Freida McWhirter is the daughter of Bob McWhirter and Olive (--?--) McWhirter and was born in Redvers, Saskatchewan. Freida's father Bob passed away when she was two weeks old and mother Olive moved to the Foxdale district to be with her parents. She attended Foxdale School, for high school studied via correspondence, and concluded her education by attending Normal School.
George Bruce and Freida McWhirter met when Freida came to teach at Brant School and they were married in Holy Trinity Church on 22 April 22 1946. They had one son.2