The Alberta Funeral Service Association (AFSA) held its annual convention and President’s Banquet and Awards Gala in Calgary on April 15 and 16. Directors/embalmers Wayne Clark, Maryann Hansen and Lynn Engel from Wilson’s Funeral Chapel and Crematorium in Rimbey and Lacombe received their Lifetime Achievement Award for 35 years of service. (Submitted)

The Alberta Funeral Service Association (AFSA) held its annual convention and President’s Banquet and Awards Gala in Calgary on April 15 and 16. Directors/embalmers Wayne Clark, Maryann Hansen and Lynn Engel from Wilson’s Funeral Chapel and Crematorium in Rimbey and Lacombe received their Lifetime Achievement Award for 35 years of service. (Submitted)

Wilson’s Funeral Chapel staff earns Lifetime Achievement Award

The Alberta Funeral Service Association (AFSA) held its annual convention and President’s Banquet and Awards Gala in Calgary on April 15 and 16. Directors/embalmers Wayne Clark, Maryann Hansen and Lynn Engel from Wilson’s Funeral Chapel and Crematorium in Rimbey and Lacombe received their Lifetime Achievement Award for 35 years of service. (Submitted)

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