A. Caseley

Family/Spouse: Jane. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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A lifetime resident of Coronation, and Veteran area, AB. He was always known to his family and friends as "Vic". In 1927, Victor and Lucy Ley were united in marriage. To this union was born three sons and two daughters. He farmed in the Veteran area until 1959 when he moved to Coronation and was employed at the Alberta Liquor Board 15 years until his retirement in 1973. In 1975 his wife Lucy passed away;. On April 9, 1977 he remarried to Adeline Courturier.

Fishing, goose hunting, curling and in later years camping were favorite sports for Vic. He also played softball for many years with the Harts Ball team. Being an ardent gardener and card player brought many pleasant times for him. A daily visit to the Golden Age Club supplied much enjoyment during his retirement. He dearly loved to challenge the other seniors to pool.

Source; Obituary

Victor married Lucy Amelia Ley on 14 Dec 1927. Lucy (daughter of Robert George Ley and Lucy Amelia Davis) was born on 3 Jun 1903 in Somerset, England, UK; died on 1 Jul 1975 in Coronation Health Centre, Coronation, Paintearth County, Alberta, Canada; was buried on 4 Jul 1975 in Coronation Cemetery, Coronation, Paintearth County, Alberta, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Victor married A. Couturier [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Edith Evelyn Ley was born August 5, 1909 to Albert and Jane Caseley at Caseleyville, AB. She got her education at Pleasant Heights School. She grew up in a large family, so her household tasks started at an early age. After completing her schooling, she worked for different neighbour ladies especially at harvest time cooking meals for threshers.
In 1931 she married William (Bill) Ley and moved to the Kirkpatrick lake district where they enjoyed farming and started a family. In 1938 they bought and moved to the George Ley farm in the Leeds District wehre they raised 5 children.
In 1974 they bought a house in Veteran where they enjoyed their retirement years.
Edith enjoyed her flowers in her yard and loved taking care of them. She belonged to the Veteran Seniors Club and enjoyed the weekly card games. Her hospitality was always open for a cup of tea and homemade cookies, which many people enjoyed.
In June 2002 Edith moved to the Long Term Care in Consort due to failing health and in Jan of 2003 she moved to the Assisted Living in Coronation until she passed away at the Coronation Health Centre July 1, 2003. She will be sadly missed by all who knew her.
Edith was predeceased by her husband Bill in 1999; son Earl in 1998, son Harvey in 1987, grandson Robert in 1992; her parents; five brothers Harry, Edwin, Albert, Victor, and Cecil, four sisters Irene, Lucy, Edna, and Ina. She is survived by 2 sons Wesley of Veteran, Marvin of Edmonton, one daughter Leona of Calgary, one grandson Garry (Terry lynn) of Red Deer, one sister Marion (Maurice)_ Lamontagne of Coronation, 2 sisters in law Dorothy Caseley of Leslieville and Sadie Caseley (ALex) of Coronation and a host of neices, nephews and friends

Edith married William Kenneth Ley on 4 Feb 1931. William (son of Robert George Ley and Lucy Amelia Davis) was born on 25 Jul 1909 in Christchurch, Southampton, England, United Kingdom; died on 9 Oct 1999 in Consort Health Complex, Consort, Alberta, Canada; was buried in Veteran Cemetery, Veteran, Alberta, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Earl married S. Cockshutt [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Lived in the Veteran area all his life, working at various farms and oil companies. Returning to his home place to take over the farm in 1974, Harvey enjoyed fishing and rodeos and was well liked and loved by all. He was always willing to give a helping hand when ever he was needed. He will be sadly missed by his family and friends. Source; Coronation paper, Obituary

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Rob attended Veteran School from kindergarten to grade six. In July 1984 he moved to Coronation with his mother and younger brother. He attended Coronation school until completion of Grade eleven. On July 1, 1989, Robert left Coronation for Smith, Alberta where he worked at a sawmill for a short time. Later that summer he joined his mother and brother in Lac la Biche, AB. There he completed his High School at J.A. Williams High School (JAWS), graduating on May 26, 1990.
Rob started working at an early age. During his years of Junior & Senior high school, Rob worked at snow shovelling, janitorial duties, grass cutting, painting, baby sitting, sawmill worker and in an army camp kitchen. While in grade 12, he worked as a studen reporter for the Lac La Biche Post and for Agape photographics.
He attended the Alberta Vocational Centre in Lac la Biche for part of one year. It was there that he developed the love for Rehabilitation work. In may of 1991 he started working for Cosmos Enterprises. In jan 1992 Rob moved back to Veteran where he worked various jobs. On July 18, 1992 he married Nicole Stevens.. They lived together at Lac La Biche until Sept 12, 1992 when they moved to Chilliwack, B.C. to start a new life together.
Rob's hobbies were many. In younger years he loved music, horses, writing stories and making things. In his teen years he loved fishing, camping, walking, photography, writing stores and poems and playing his guitar. He belonged to Cubs, Scouts, and the Veteral Full Gospel Youth Group.


Source; obituary

Robert married N. Stevens [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

G.E. married T. Lynn [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]