Glen Anaquod

ANAQUOD Anaquod, Glen Wayne, Black Eagle, of Muscowpetung First Nation began his journey to the Spirit World Tuesday, May 31, 2011 at the age of 63. Glen was preceded on his path to the Spirit World by his parents, Vincent (Marion nee Ketchemonia) Anaquod; grandparents, Tom Anaquod and Genova Thorne; Adopted mothers, Adeline Redman (Standing Buffalo) and Evaline Archdale (Frazer, Montana, USA); Adopted parents, Eli (Elizabeth) Pooyak (Sweetgrass); Uncles and aunts, John (Nellie) Anaquod, Stanley (Clara) Pasqua, Doris Desnomie, Bertha Adams, Joseph Anaquod, Max (Frances) White (Lodgepole, Montana); Sons, Glen Jr. (Streak), Ian Bird; brothers, Leonard Ketchemonia, Willard Anaquod, Art Redman, Russell Redman, Oliver Archdale, Ivan Archdale; Sisters, Connie (who died in infancy) and Connie Langan. Glen is survived by his children, Glenda (Eugene) Weasel, Gaylene (Kevin) Anaquod, Gwendy (Apollo) Anaquod, Greg, Shelley (Jon) Weasel, Terry Gray (Fort Belknap, Montana), Dawson Firemoon (Poplar, Montana), Jeremy (Laurie) Lavallee, Nevada Ironchild, Masey Eashappie, AJ (Marie) Bigby, David Bigby, Kenny Bigby, Wendell Starr, Dwayne Noname, Linda (Harold) Obey-Lavallee, Terry (Murray) Ironchild, Sherry Williams, George Favel, Helena Brockie; brothers, Larry (Denise) Anaquod, Robert (Vivian) Anaquod, Eugene Anaquod, Robert Fourstar, Rick Redman, Kenny Ryan, Donald Pooyak, Kenny Pooyak, Mike Thompson; sisters, Diane Redman, Yvonne McLeod, Angie Redman, Sylvia Pooyak, Bernice Pooyak, Julia Archdale, Joan Blount; Auntie, Irene Cote and special friend, Kooshie Bertha O'Watch. Glen was very proud of his heritage and lineage, especially the fact that he descended from the Young Dog Society (Assiniboine, Cree, Saulteaux). He loved his culture, tradition and community, sharing stories and teachings with all who came in contact with him. He ensured all of his children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews knew the history of the Anaquod family and taught them to always acknowledge and respect all of the relatives, be it aunts, uncles, nephews, nieces, cousins, grandchildren, or just special friends and colleagues. A Traditional Wake will be held at 4:00 p.m. on Friday, June 3, 2011 at Piapot Community Hall. On Saturday, June 4, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. Traditional funeral service will take place followed by a feast at noon. Interment will follow on Muscowpetung First Nation. In following with family teachings, the family asks that no children under the age of 5 be in attendance and women wear skirts. Paragon Funeral Services entrusted with arrangements. 359-7776