Known as "Little Eva" she lived in Winnipegosis most of her life. For a short time she had an extended visit with her aunt Blanche in Scobey, Montana. She was well liked by all who knew her and took part in different activities in town when she was able. She was born with a curvature of the spine but that did not stop her. Jessie (Paddock) Norman was a special friend and was very good to her, as was the Kostyk family. She is buried with her parents in the Winnipegosis Roman Catholic Cemetery.
*Family story is in "Reflections From the Little Muddy", Winnipegosis pioneer history book.
*Family story is in "Reflections From the Little Muddy", Winnipegosis pioneer history book.
Known as "Little Eva" she lived in Winnipegosis most of her life. For a short time she had an extended visit with her aunt Blanche in Scobey, Montana. She was well liked by all who knew her and took part in different activities in town when she was able. She was born with a curvature of the spine but that did not stop her. Jessie (Paddock) Norman was a special friend and was very good to her, as was the Kostyk family. She is buried with her parents in the Winnipegosis Roman Catholic Cemetery.
*Family story is in "Reflections From the Little Muddy", Winnipegosis pioneer history book.
*Family story is in "Reflections From the Little Muddy", Winnipegosis pioneer history book.
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