Harlow Bloomfield Gough
April 23, 1931-July 27, 2020
As published in the August 17, 2020 World-Spectator
Harlow Bloomfield Gough passed away peacefully at the Esterhazy Centennial Care Home on July 27th, 2020. Harlow was born at Welby, Saskatchewan, the second son of Bloomfield and Rosa Gough. He farmed in the valley with his brothers Ben and Ron. Harlow loved farming and life in the valley with his close friends and neighbors.
In 1987 Harlow married Doreen Chilcott (Bayless) and enjoyed many years with Doreen. He enjoyed her family and all the grandchildren.
Harlow was predeceased by his wife Doreen, parents Bloomfield and Rosa, brothers George and Ron, infant brother David, sisters-in-law Helen Gough and Beverly Gough, niece Karen Hilgers, step-son Grant Chilcott, step-sons-in-law Grant Miller and Terry Donaldson. Brother-in-law, sister-in-law Fred and Fern James, andbrother-in-law Harry Bayless.
He is survived by brothers Ben, Robert (Shirley) and Lorne (Sandra) and sister-in-law Jeanne Bayless. Nephews Brad (Verna) Gough and family, Dean Gough, and great nieces and nephews Tracey Dietrich, Warren Hilgers, Rhonda (Justin) Busse and Ryan (Rhea) Hilgers and families. He is also survived by step-daughters Shirlene Donaldson (Wilf), Sharon (Arden) Yanke and Dawna (Leo) Plamondon; grandchildren Deidre (Grant) Meyer, Tanya Donaldson, Blaine (Sylvia) Donaldson, Quentin (Dana) Yanke, Marci Yanke (Cory Siwicki), Devin Yanke, Cara (Dwayne) Elphinstone, Jeremy Miller, Rob (Christie) Plamondon and Jeff Plamondon; and by 15 great-grandchildren.
A graveside service was held on August 4, 2020 at Spy Hill cemetery.
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