Beverly Wayne Ewen

It is with great sadness the sons and daughters of Beverly Wayne Ewen announce his unexpected passing on the morning of May 11th, 2026.

Bev “Pops” leaves behind his children, Wayne (Stacey), Steve(Boo) Angie (Jason), Chris, Scott -(predeceased), Rachel (Jon).

His grandchildren, Kristina, Kevin, Savannah, Terry, Carissa, Jeffery (Annie), Kryslyn, Odin, Shad, Shaden.

Great-grandchildren; Krissin, Kaiden, Nylah, Aspen, Maverick.

He will be greatly missed by the roots of his family, his siblings, Gloria, Garth, Douglas and Patty-Anne.

Dad was born in 1947 to Jack and Rita Ewen. He grew up in Harris, Saskatchewan. He moved to many other communities, making a simple life wherever he settled. He married Hilda in 1967 and began a chapter of family life.

Later, remarrying the late Sharon Hadubiak and blended family with her son Craig.

Pops was an electrician most of his life, a skill he passed on to his sons. He was a proud member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.

In retirement, he spent many years at his son, Wayne’s (Stacey) acreage. He found purpose tending chickens and geese, the geese particularly loved Rachel. Life on the acreage brought the family closer together, including his son Steve who took great care of his Pops.

Dad enjoyed making crafts, whittling and woodworking. Hunting, fishing and guns were a few of his other hobbies. He had a home-made shooting range where he honed his skills.

In dads last few months, he was the Vice President of the Tennant’s board in Rosetown and was also a bingo caller. Both roles connected him to the community. Bev loved going to the Legion many times throughout his life.

Dads celebration of life will be held Saturday, May 23, the anniversary of his son Scott’s passing, at 1:00pm at the Pike Lake Community Hall.

All those who Dad called friends and family are welcome.

“Early morning, I got the call, I feared the worst.

How could you leave us all behind?

How do I say goodbye to someone who’s been with me, my whole damn life?

You gave me my name and the color of your eyes.

I see your face when I look at mine, so how do I say goodbye”

Donations may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundationwhich was dads charity.