16th Generation (Continued)
16th Generation (Continued)
Family of Muriel Pearl Bezanson (Living) (2826) & Lloyd Leslie Millett (Living)
3672. Wanda Jocelyn Bezanson (Muriel Pearl15, Pansy Viola Turner14, Annie Delhia Saltzman13, Barbara Ellen12, Henry Jollymore11, George Michael Salzmann10, Johanna Deladeray9, Anna/Susannah Rösti8, Gilgian (Ÿlian) (Kilian)7, Gilgian6, Anthonj5, David4, David3, David2, Hans1)
. Born on 31 Aug 1955. Wanda Jocelyn died in Fraxville, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, on 4 Feb 2010; she was 54.30
A great advocate for children, Wanda Bezanson Broome represented her area on the South Shore Regional School Board in Nova Scotia where she had been Board Chair for seven of her 19 years. At the time of her death from cancer, she was the treasurer of the Nova Scotia School Boards Association. She had also been a Councillor for District 6 in the Municipality of Chester, Nova Scotia for six years. Being community-minded, Wanda was instrumental in procuring grants to build the Forties Community Centre, Forties, Nova Scotia and served as a director for many years. Making wreaths in her basement with her mom turned into a business, Norwood Farms. Wanda Bezanson became well known for her wreaths throughout Nova Scotia. This business evolved into her Crop-Hopper business and she nurtured scrapbooking for many across Nova Scotia.30
. Born on 31 Aug 1955. Wanda Jocelyn died in Fraxville, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, on 4 Feb 2010; she was 54.30A great advocate for children, Wanda Bezanson Broome represented her area on the South Shore Regional School Board in Nova Scotia where she had been Board Chair for seven of her 19 years. At the time of her death from cancer, she was the treasurer of the Nova Scotia School Boards Association. She had also been a Councillor for District 6 in the Municipality of Chester, Nova Scotia for six years. Being community-minded, Wanda was instrumental in procuring grants to build the Forties Community Centre, Forties, Nova Scotia and served as a director for many years. Making wreaths in her basement with her mom turned into a business, Norwood Farms. Wanda Bezanson became well known for her wreaths throughout Nova Scotia. This business evolved into her Crop-Hopper business and she nurtured scrapbooking for many across Nova Scotia.30
Wanda Jocelyn married Philip Arnold Broome (Living).