Political life kept Glen and Dorothy busy until their retirement.Īfter retirement, Glen and Dorothy spent their winters in Mexico where they enjoyed each other, a new culture and many many amazing friends (their Mexico Family). Dorothy was very supportive of Glen's career in local and then provincial politics. Dorothy was an avid quilter and a perfectionist - her work is beautiful. Dorothy and Glen had good friends with whom they socialized, were active in the community, the church and minor hockey. Despite being a town girl, Dorothy soon had the farm life down pat and took pride in caring for her greatest loves her home and family. In 1956, Dorothy married Glen Clegg and they moved to the family farm where they lived, worked and raised their family. Dorothy worked various retail jobs before landing at the CIBC where she worked until her retirement. In her journaling, Dorothy wrote: 'My mom was my everything'.Īfter graduating high school, Dorothy worked at the Royal Bank until her marriage. Dorothy lived with the Anthony Family while going to High School - they were like family and have been very special life long friends.ĭorothy was forever grateful for her happy childhood and for the life learnings from her mom.

Dorothy moved to Tisdale, Saskatchewan for grades 10 and 11 and then moved to Fairview where she graduated from High School. Peggy died in December 1937 when Dorothy was two and a half, she stayed briefly with friends and family until her 'Mom' (her Auntie Elizabeth Snideman who was her Dad's eldest sister) took her home to Cluny where she lived and went to elementary and junior high school. Dorothy was born at home in Golden Meadow, AB on Jto Oliver and Margaret (Peggy) Moss.

Dorothy Clegg (nee Moss), longtime resident of Fairview, AB passed away on Decemat the age of 85 years.

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