Simair Family Tree

Jules (Julius) Felicien Simair
Born: October 3, 1926 in Springside, Sask. Died: Nov. 20, 1999 in Kelowna, BC. Married: October 27, 1947 in Zenon Park, Saskatchewan

Marie Therese Jeanne Simair (Lemire)
Born: June 30, 1924, in Arborfield, Saskatchewan. Died: July 29, 2012 in Kelowna, BC, Canada. Number of children: 7

Children

Denis Jules Simair
Born: August 28, 1948, in Theodore, Saskatchewan. Number of children: 2

Larry Roy Simair
Born: August 17, 1951 in Theodore, Saskatchewan. Number of children: 2

Rodney Simair
Born: May 30, 1953 in Theodore, Saskatchewan. Number of children: 4

Richard Gerard Simair
Born: October 5, 1958 in Theodore, Saskatchewan. Number of children: 3

Rene Andre Simair
Born: January 27, 1960 in Yorkton, Saskatchewan.

Gerard Aime Simair
Born: June 10, 1962 in Yorkton, Saskatchewan. Number of children: 3

Suzanne Simair
Born: June 22, 1967 in Yorkton, Saskatchewan.

STORIES

Jules(Julius) worked on the Julius(Jules) Simair homestead with his brother Joseph(Joe) up until he got married in 1947, thereafter he took over three quarters of the homestead which included the home place. Then Joe purchased a farm 3 miles north of the homestead and moved his family there, and retained three quarters of the homestead, the two brothers thereafter continued to assist each other with farm task. Jules along with his wife Jeanne remodeled the homestead home, which was a big under taking, as much of the home layout was changed. Jules raised cattle, sowed oats, wheat and barley for market which provided keep for his family. In the late 1950's Jules moved the homestead home to the town of Springside, Saskatchewan, upon moving to Springside he did several jobs as while as farming, which included driving a school bus, and maintenance of the community arena. In the early 1970's Jules sold what he owned in Springside and moved his family to Yorkton, and there spent several years building homes and Jeanne lead a successful career in Real Estate sales. Jules was a super guy to work and have fun with, he loved to play, all his life he served his God and cared for his family. Jules liked to hunt in his early years, he played ball for the Springside ball team, which was a very good team, the team actually had a player that was scouted by the New York Yankee's ball team. Upon retiring Jules moved out to Kelowna, British Columbia, and lived there until his death in 1999.

PICTURES

Jules Simair and Jeanne Simair wedding, October, 1947, Paul Farbacher best man, Marge Lemire as bridesmaid

Jules and Anne Simair, at Simair farm, 1930

Jules Simair, and Paul Farbacher, 1945, in front of Julius Simair home