Sybil Kamstra
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| Geslacht | Vrouw |
| Familienaam |
Kamstra |
| Roepnaam |
Sybil | | Voornamen |
Sibbeltje |
| Geboren |
vr 18 apr 1919 te Britswerd bron: FindAGrave;
aangifte: geboortebericht/ Baarderadeel aktenr 26; |
| Overleden |
do 5 okt 2017 te Thunder Bay District, Ontario, Canada 98jr bron: FindAGrave; |
| Begraven |
te Thunder Bay, Thunder Bay District, Ontario, Canada Riverside Cemetery |
| Beroep |
nurse;
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| Adres |
South Gillies, Ontario, USA
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Vader:|
Kamstra, Anne Jelles,1878-1964(X1905,8k) | |
| Moeder: |
Kooistra, Neeltje Sikkes,1883-1951(X1905,8k) |
| Gezin: | |
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Kamstra, Jelle,1906-1995 |
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Kamstra, Sikke,1908- (X,4k) |
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Kamstra, Hijlkje,1908- |
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Kamstra, Klaas,1910-2001(X1952,8k) |
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Kamstra, Grietje,1916-2005(X) |
| 6. |
Kamstra, Trijntje,1918-2014(X) |
| 7. |
Kamstra, Sibbeltje,1919-2017(X) |
| 8. |
Kamstra, Anna |
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| Persoon-notitie: | Sibyl Johnson, >2001 of Thunder Bay
Sybil was predeceased
by her parents A.J. and Neiltje Kamstra,
brothers
Jack, 1995
Cecil
Klaus
sisters
Hilda Green,
Greta James,
Tine Parker
Anna Sidey.
She was predeceased by
her husband Ed
a very dear and close friend Micheal Morrison. |
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| Begraven-notitie: | Sybil Kamstra Johnson
Geboorte 18 apr 1919 Hollands Kroon Municipality, Noord-Holland, Netherlands
Overlijden 5 okt 2017 (leeftijd 98) Thunder Bay District, Ontario, Canada
Begraven Riverside Cemetery Thunder Bay, Thunder Bay District, Ontario, Canada |
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artikel in memoriam:
2017 : Born in Holland, Sybil and her family arrived in Canada in 1925. After initial stops in Southern Ontario, the family moved to Port Arthur with the hope of establishing a new dairy farm. Suitable land was purchased in South Gillies and the original dairy farm grew into Mountainview Farms which came to also support a thriving poultry business as well as sheep raising and the breeding of prized Holstein cattle.
After attending a single room elementary school in South Gillies, Sybil left home at the age of 12 to enroll in Fort William Collegiate. Following graduation she entered St. Joseph’s Hospital School of Nursing and graduated as a Registered Nurse in 1940. She worked as a nurse until 1942 when she commenced a lifetime of service with the Children’s Aid Society of Port Arthur (later Thunder Bay CAS). Working in a variety of capacities she eventually retired as a Supervisor in 1984. Notwithstanding retirement, Sybil remained dedicated to helping children and continued as a CAS Board/Foundation member for another 12 years. In earlier years she was also a Director of the YMCA and the Canadian National Institute for the Blind.
Sybil was predeceased by her parents A.J. and Neiltje Kamstra, brothers Jack, Cecil and Klaus and sisters Hilda Green, Greta James, Tine Parker and Anna Sidey. She was predeceased by her husband Ed and a very dear and close friend Micheal Morrison.
Sybil Johnson is survived by her son Dennis (Louisa), cherished nieces and nephews, close friends Anne Ciemny, Jennifer Portelance and Nancy Phillips-Smart, together with the Morrison grandchildren, Sandy Jung, Mandy Fricot, Marcy Cooper, Barb Francey and Micheal and Jamie Wood who always treated Sybil as a grandmother. bron: FindAGrave
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bericht:
1919 : BAARDERADEEL van 19-26 April Geboren te Britswerd, Sibbeltje, d v Anne Kamstra en Neeltje Kooistra. bron: Franeker courant van 4-5-1919
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emigratie:
1925 : 1925 bron: Canadacensus1931
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