Cecil Norman Chambers

October 9, 2022

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Cecil on Sunday, October 9, 2022.

Cecil was predeceased by his parents Herbert and Rachel; his brothers Les (Kay), Gordon and Perry (Ruby); his sister Ethel (Tommy); a nephew; his mother and father-in-law Fred and Mary Kindrechuk; his brothers-in-law Melvin and Robert; as well as his aunts and uncles.

Cecil is survived by his loving wife of 68 years Olga; sons Herb (Rene) and Donald; daughter Valerie; granddaughter Tera (Stan); his sister Reta; brother-in-law Mike (Olga); sister-in-law Lillian; as well as numerous nieces and nephews.

Cecil grew up in Minto, Manitoba. Cecil worked numerous jobs including the boats in Ontario. He was a gasfitter for Superior Propane in Ontario and Saskatchewan for 26 years. Cecil was a member of the Regina Elks Lodge #9 for many years and was involved with their charity selling tickets. As part of the Elks, he was a member of the Bengough Patrol Team. Cecil loved camping, campfires and travelling to the Elks conventions.

As per Cecil’s request, no service will be held. In lieu of flowers, donations in Cecil’s memory may be made to the Regina Elks Lodge #9.

Messages of Condolence

Olga, our condolences on the passing of Cec. Many great memories over the years! ❤️ Take care love Pete and Tracey

- Pete and Tracey

My deepest condolences on Cecil’s passing. I knew him through the Elks/Royal Purple. Such a fun bouant sense of humour and a deep love of the charity’s that the Elks support.

- Susan Kraft

We were so sorry to hear about Cec, sending condolences and keeping you in our thoughts. Bill and Joan

- Bill and Joan Britton

I first met Cec, when I was a kid growing up in Tribune, Sask. He was a regular attendee of our local bonspiel and I remember the vibrancy of the man. Later he moved to Bengough with his work in the propane industry: he installed our furnace in our new house! But it is the Elks that brought him closer into our lives. He marched with the Weyburn Patrol Team at one of our Lodge installations. He volunteered to become our Sargent at Arms and became our Leader for the next 25+ years. We had many a trip around our great province performing at Lodges, Provincial Association and National Conventions often travelling in his black van. We saw many a sunrise!!! His final performance was to lead our team installing me a Saskatchewan Provincial President. He passed the leadership to me and we will continue to glorify Cec's legacy as long as we can! Rest in Peace Brother Cec: "Thou Good and Faithful Servant"

- Maurice W Koszman

Sorry to hear about the passing of Cec.

- Jason Rohatyn

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