Steen Colpitt Cassidy - I0103 - Individual Information

Steen Colpitt Cassidy ‏(I0103)‏

Name:
Steen Colpitt Cassidy

Gender: Male Male

Birth: 23 March 1914

34 Cranbrook, B.C.
Death: 6 December 2004 ‏(Age 90)‏

Personal Facts and Details

	Events of close relatives
Birth	23 March 1914 38 34 Cranbrook, B.C.
Marriage	Isabel Pearl McClung - 25 September 1943 ‏(Age 29)‏
Death	6 December 2004 ‏(Age 90)‏
Reference Number	103

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Parents Family (F016)
Father	Thomas Henry Cassidy 1875 - 1936
Mother	Annie Gertrude Cochrane 1879 - 1961
Brother	Harry Edward Cassidy 1909 - 1936
Brother	Thomas Clifford Cassidy 1911 - 1965
	Steen Colpitt Cassidy 1914 - 2004
Sister	Lenore Cochrane Cassidy -
Sister	Frances Eleanor Cassidy -

Immediate Family (F028)
Wife	Isabel Pearl McClung 1920 - 2004
Son	Thomas Charles Cassidy -
Daughter	Sheila Margaret Cassidy 1946 - 1955
Son	Terence Steen Cassidy -
Daughter	Penelope Frances Cassidy 1950 - 2024

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Pearl and Steen are noted for the travelling they do: five times across Canada, more trips than they can remember to Florida, Texas, New Orleans, California, Washington and New York; Alaska, Northwest Territories, Australia, Belise, Hawa ii, three tours of Europe and even a journey on the Concord supersonic jet. And, most of their travelling is done in a camper van.

Pearl and Steen met during the War while working for Boeing on Sea Island, in Richmond. Steen later worked as a First Aid attendant on projects in the North. Later, in Kitimat, he joined Alcan and stayed 15 years during which time Pearl went to work for the Post Office.

In 1969, Pearl transferred to Ladysmith and worked for Postmaster Chuck Irving until she retired in 1982.

Penelope ‏(r 71)‏ wrote on Dec. 7, 2004, "Dad died suddenly tonight at 5 minutes after six. Up until today, Monday, he was mobile, ucid and reasonably robust. He had a heart attack this morning and went into congestive heart failure. We think he may have had a small stroke two weeks ago but it barely slowed him down. The end was quick and merciful."

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