Emily Stevens Obituary, Death – Emily, our cherished daughter, sister, and friend—the very light of our lives—passed away in a terrible accident on July 30th, taking her devoted partner Jearan with her. This event has irrevocably altered the course of our lives, and it will continue to do so. Emily is survived by her Mother Crystal, her Father Vern, her Big Sister Amber (Chad), her Big Brother Nathan, her Aunt Shannon (Mark) Nawolski, her Aunt Dana (Martyn) Nawolski, her Uncle Vince Stevens, her Uncle Devlin (Pat) Stevens, her Uncle Barry (Hattie)

Emily left an indelible mark on the lives of a great number of people during her brief time on earth; she was a contributing member of the community; she began curling at the Tyndall Curling Club at the tender age of 5; she jumped at every opportunity to assist Ron with the ice and every event she could get her hands on; and she was loved and admired by all. Emily cherished the time she spent in the great outdoors, whether it was competing in snowmobile races with her sister, fishing with her father, camping with her mother and brother, or hanging out with her friends in the pits.

Since she was a little child, you could easily locate her in the backyard whenever you were looking for her. Emily had the kind of infectious laugh that could make a dark room seem bright. She had an uncanny ability to make you laugh just when you needed it the most. You could rely on her at any time in the event that you required the assistance of a friend. Emily had a very big heart; she made sure that no one was ever excluded from anything, she was always prepared to lend a hand, and she cared very deeply about all of the people around her.

If you had given her permission, she would have taken in any stray animals that she came across, whether they were cats, dogs, or even farm animals. If you had known her, you would have known that she was an animal lover. Her motivations were honorable and pure at all times.

Nawolski, her Uncle Jason (Carrie Dvernychuk) Heffer, her Cousins Claira, Camille Her two closest friends, Abby Cnudde and Kaylee Laurie, along with all of their other friends and extended relatives, will never get over the loss of Emily. Sterling Proutt, who was Emily’s “boyfriend” when he was younger, is going to miss her terribly. Emily taught Sterling what real love should be like, and he is going to carry that love with him as he develops into a young man. He is also going to treasure the memories that the two of them shared together.