Beverly Haux
Beverly Haux passed away at
St. Joseph’s hospital in Estevan
on Monday May 4th, 2015 at
the age of 71.
Beverly is survived by her
husband Elmer Haux of Shau-
navon and her children George
(Christine) Haux and their chil-
dren Lexis, Sydney, and Jada of
Williston, North Dakota . Leann
(David) Hoffarth and their chil-
dren John (of Estevan), Allen
and Scott of Shaunavon . Lori-
ann ( Rod) Haux and their chil-
dren Addison and Kayla of Fort
Quappelle , Lonnie ( Dyan)
Haux and their children Mat-
thew, Wyatt, and Taylor of Este-
van, Leigh Haux and daughter Brooklyn of Estevan. Two broth-
ers Garry
(Deloris) Brooks of Estevan and Leon (Charlene) Brooks of Ala-
meda, uncle Richard ( Lil) Kolke of Melfort and aunt Selma Ad-
ams of Australia as well as numerous nieces, nephews, and
cousins.
She was predeceased by her parents Ed and Bertha Brooks ,
brother-in-law and sister-in-laws Ervin (Emma) Haux, Ester (
Herbert) Haux, Virginia (Harold) Voller, Leona (Philip) Huft, Es-
tella (Phil) Bast, and step-grandson Tyson Manning.
Beverly was raised on the family farm, went to school and
graduated in Alameda. She played hockey, volleyball, curling
and baseball. The first job she had was as a teller in the Royal
Bank in Oxbow. She met and married Elmer Haux and shortly
thereafter they moved to Fort St.John, B.C. and started a family
. George and Leann where born there . They moved back to
Alameda where they eventually ran the cafe and added to their
family with Lonnie and Loriann. They moved to Carnduff when
the cafe closed and after a few years in Carnduff they trans-
ferred to Shaunavon where Leigh was born. Beverly had a few
jobs as a babysitter, cook in a restaurant, teachers aide , aide
for the disabled, and finally special care aide in the nursing
home. Beverly returned to Alameda to help look after her mother
.
Beverly enjoyed any excuse for a gathering. She liked to play
cards , watch the grandkids sporting events, cooking and can-
ning preserves, baking, going out with the ladies, travelling in
her earlier years, attending auctions, stopping at the casino, go-
ing to concerts and just going for ice cream to satisfy her sweet
tooth.
The grandchildren where the apple of her eye and any baby
within reach was fair game. There where hugs and kisses for
those willing and not so willing . She just had that way about her.
A funeral service will be held graveside May 14th, 2015 at
2:00 pm at the Alameda cemetery. Please feel free to bring a
lawn chair if you would like to. There will be a lunch at the Ala-
meda Legion Hall following the service.
Those wishing to do so may make donations to St. Joseph
Hospital Foundations, 1176 Nicholson Road, Estevan, sk S4A
OH3 or Oxbow Health Care Auxillary, Box 268 , Oxbow, sk,
S0C 2B0
Funeral arrangements were entrusted to Redpath Funeral
Home in Oxbow.
