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Russel Louis Ebner

EBNER: Russel Louise Russel Ebner passed away on October 28th at the age of 85 after a long battle with vascular disease. He passed away peacefully with his family by his side.

EBNER: Russel Louise

Russel Ebner passed away on October 28th at the age of 85 after a long battle with vascular disease. He passed away peacefully with his family by his side. Russel Louis Ebner was born in Bruno Saskatchewan on September 11, 1931 to Adolph and Mary (nee Louis) Ebner. Russel enjoyed sports, watching horse racing and driving around all areas of the province. Russel started his working career as a grain buyer, which he did for over 19 years. Russel and his brother Dale also farmed the family land in the Bruno area. On January 1, 1974 Russel & Phyllis moved to Shell Lake SK. where they purchased and operated the Shell Lake Hotel. They sold the hotel in 1980 and in April 1981 they moved to Eston SK. where they co-owned and managed the hotel and motel. In 1984 they retired and moved to their home at Iroquis Lake, where they resided until 2006 at which time they moved to Saskatoon. In the early years our family enjoyed summers at Wakaw Lake and later at Memorial and Iroquois Lakes. Russel and Phyllis spent many memorable winters in Hawaii with lots of family and friends. Enjoying a cup of coffee while visiting with friends was an important part of Dad’s life. Russel leaves behind his wife Phyllis (nee Krentz) Ebner of Saskatoon, his children Brenda (Garry) Boese, Karen (Larry) Bender, Owen (Cecelia) Ebner and Lyle Ebner as well as grandchildren & great grandchildren Trevor (Heather) Boese / Emily & Matthew;  Erin Boese;  Mark (Melanie) Bender / Brandon & Emma;  Lori (Sheldon) Dust / Adam & Cole; Renee (Robert) Wurm / Kylie;  Jeri-Lynn (Kevin) Cook / Tyler & Sierra;  Michelle (Grant) Knogler / Carter & Celia; Karen Streukens (Rick) / Ethan. He is also survived by his brother Dale (Arleen) Ebner, brothers and sisters in law in the Krentz family and numerous nieces and nephews. At Russel’s request, there will be no funeral service. We wish to express our appreciation to all the family and friends that were part of Dad’s life. During the past two years at St. Ann’s Nursing Home, we thank everyone who helped with his care. We will be forever grateful to the doctors and all others who cared for dad on his journey. It gives us great comfort knowing he is now resting peacefully. Arrangements in care of Mourning Glory Funeral Services.