Alexandra WIWCHARUK

I was a grade eight student at Wilson School when this horrible tragedy occurred. Saskatoon lost its innocence. The Fifth estate aired an update about Alexandra's murder several years ago with forensic evidence but I haven't heard anything since. This case may never be solved but neither will we forget Alexandra either. God Bless. Daibidh Stuart, Vancouver, B.C.

Remebering Alex, she would take Brenda Moss and me to concerts at the old arena, she had a good soul
always remebered by charmaine Hickson Boschman

I was a teenager, living half a block from City Hospital. She would walk by in her starched uniform and navy cape looking so nice. I've never forgotten her.

As my brother and Alexandra's nephew were friends, I often went along when my parents picked up my brother from Alexandra's sister's home. I was very small, 3 or 4 years old, but I remember being picked up and danced around the kitchen by a "nurse". God bless her family in their search for justice for Alexandra.

I was just a young university student new to Saskatoon in 1962 when we heard the terrible news. My thoughts today are with the family as we all remember. How could one ever forget.

I remember the tragic loss of your sister.All of Saskatoon mourned with your family.I'm 67 this year and have never forgotten your beautiful sister.