James(Jr.) was born in 1893. Jim was married on Dec.6^th 1922 to Mary Spady. They were blessed with two boys John and William (Billy). Jim continued with the family farm.  He had a passion for Hunting and Fishing. Jim loved people, he would travel half the country to attend a dance to entertain the people with his banjo or fiddle. This man enjoyed nature and enjoyed life . He passed away in 1976. Mary was a gentle easy going person. She enjoyed sewing, knitting and crocheting. The intricate masterpieces  she could create with a needle and yarn will always be second to none. Mary passed away in 1996

Mary & Jims Golden Wedding Anniversary

In 1957 William (Billy) Eatock married Betty Clark. Together they built a life together and  continued to operate the family farm. They had four children. To the right of Betty are Marybelle (Cruikshank) and David. To her left Patti Jean and the smiling one in the chair is Robert(Bobby).

Betty and Billy enjoyed socializing with their neighbors and a game of cards. Neighbors, relatives and especially children were always welcome in their home.

Betty passed away in 1997 and will always be missed by all that knew her. Billy and Robert continue to live on the farm, enjoying the animals and nature around them.

Billy & Betty's 40th Wedding Anniversary

Gordon Fraser married Charlotte Weeks in 1967. Together they raised three children , Jim,  Sandra to the left of Charlotte and Bonnie to the right.  The construction opportunities brought them from B.C. to Alberta in the late 1970’s. They have always enjoyed travel and the planning for the next trip is always around the corner.

Gord & Charlotte and Girls

David Eatock married Sandy Fraser in 1988. Two years later their first child was born. A beautiful little girl they called Megan. Two more years their family would be completed with the arrival of a boy, Jordan.

With Sandy’s love for horses and David passion for the farm, what a perfect place to raise a family, on the family farm.

The Eatock's life is busy with two growing teenagers, Sandy as a full time Hair Stylist, Dave as an Electrical Inspector and the Farm.

We wouldn't want it any other way.

Megan, now finishing High School has a very busy life. With working and saving for a car, school studies, and the social life of a young lady of her age. She know what she wants with her life and watch out, she has the smarts and determination to succeed.

Jordan loves the sports and as most teenage boys do, being "cool". He also does well in school but with a much more relaxed attitude than his sister. Weekends you usually find him and one of his buds in the shop tearing down an old engine or building his truck or snow boarding, always searching for a new thrill

. Like his sister he will succeed in any venture of his choosing.

Both our children realize the importance of their Education,

As Dave has always said to them. Education-- Better Job---- More Money------ More Holidays