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Lorna Mary Dugas

September 7, 1927 – September 7, 2026

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As written by my mom, Lorna Dugas.

“I was born on a farm one mile north of Saskatoon on September 7th, 1927. was the 12th of 14 children. I attended Brownell school. My mother passed away in 1936, I went to St. Patrick’s orphanage with my two younger sisters, Ruth and Bunny. I attended school there and finished at Convent of Sion in Prince Albert.

In 1945 I went to work at St Margaret’s Hospital in Biggar, then I worked at Dr Langer’s office in 1947, I met my husband Beaumont Dugas during that time. Beaumont had just returned from serving in the war. We were married in 1948 and started our family in 1950. I had three children, Dennis, Glenn and Gayle. I have 7 grandchildren plus 13 great grandchildren.

In 1960, our family moved to Saskatoon. I volunteered at the RUH children’s ward, The Red Cross as well as the YWCA opportunity shop for 16 years. Beaumont passed away in 2012. I am currently living at Amy McClure Place in Saskatoon.”

This description of Mom’s life was handwritten by her for a Century club she was a member.
I love that the last words written about her are by her!

A special thank you to all the staff at RUH and City Hospital, your kindness towards Mom was much appreciated.
In Lieu of flowers a donation to Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation or Ronald McDonald House.

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