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'''David Harold Newman'''( | [[File:DavidHaroldNewman.jpg|thumb|Dave Newman, circa 2023]] | ||
'''David Harold "Dave" Newman''' (born circa 1946) is a cousin of [[Bruce Newman]] who was a pilot for over 30 years in Terrace, British Columbia. | |||
''(Not to be confused with [[David Edward Newman]], his cousin Jacks's son)'' | ''(Not to be confused with [[David Edward Newman]], his cousin Jacks's son)'' | ||
Dave was born in ---- to [[Harold Newman]] and [[Marie Newman|Marie Sloan]]. | |||
His wife was [[Lois Jean Newman|Lois Newman]], and he lived with her in Terrace, British Columbia, until her death in 2023. | His wife was [[Lois Jean Newman|Lois Newman]], and he lived with her in Terrace, British Columbia, at 4702 Gair Avenue, until her death in 2023. | ||
He flew to Red Deer for a visit with his sister [[Loraine Houston]] in 2018, a visit where [[Michael Currie]] also attended. | He flew to Red Deer for a visit with his sister [[Loraine Houston]] in 2018, a visit where [[Michael Currie]] also attended on 20 September 2018. | ||
As of 2023 he is a director of "1637.ca", a community board for his area. | |||
==Sources== | |||
[1] [[Karen Furlich]], emails, 2018 | |||
Latest revision as of 07:57, 8 February 2026
David Harold "Dave" Newman (born circa 1946) is a cousin of Bruce Newman who was a pilot for over 30 years in Terrace, British Columbia.
(Not to be confused with David Edward Newman, his cousin Jacks's son)
Dave was born in ---- to Harold Newman and Marie Sloan.
His wife was Lois Newman, and he lived with her in Terrace, British Columbia, at 4702 Gair Avenue, until her death in 2023.
He flew to Red Deer for a visit with his sister Loraine Houston in 2018, a visit where Michael Currie also attended on 20 September 2018.
As of 2023 he is a director of "1637.ca", a community board for his area.
Sources
[1] Karen Furlich, emails, 2018