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- Sarah Melvin Douglas Scroggie
BIRTH 25 Apr 1883
Arbroath, Angus, Scotland
DEATH 14 Aug 1946 (aged 63)
Victoria, Capital Regional District, British Columbia, Canada
BURIAL
Hatley Memorial Gardens
Colwood, Capital Regional District, British Columbia, Canada
PLOT Sec M-141
MEMORIAL ID 168574366 ยท View Source
MEMORIAL
PHOTOS 1
FLOWERS 0
Event Type:Death
Registration Number:1946-09-010468
BC Archives Mfilm Number:B13191
GSU Mfilm Number:2032423
Event Date (YYYY-MM-DD):1946-08-14
Event Place:VICTORIA
Age at Death:63
Person:SARAH DOUGLAS SCROGGIE
Father- William Douglas born in Johns Haven, Scotland
Mother- Elizabeth Melvin born in Stonehaven, Scotland
Husband- James Forbes Scroggie
Daughter- Elizabeth Melvin Scroggie Foster
FOSTER, Elizabeth (Ella) nee Scroggie It is with great sadness we announce the passing of Elizabeth Melvin Foster, on Aug 11, 2009, two days before her 96 birthday. Ella was born in Victoria on Aug. 13, 1913 to James and Sarah Scroggie. She was the second of four children. The Scroggie family, homesick for friends and family returned to Scotland in 1919 where Ella began her schooling. The family later returned to Victoria and Ella then attended Oaklands Public School and Victoria High School. Ella's first job was with the City Health department. In 1940 Ella married the love of her life, Phil Foster. She was predeceased by Phil in 1970. She was also predeceased by her sister Margaret MacDonald in 1998 as well as her brother James Douglas Scroggie on June 30, 2009. Left to mourn for her is her youngest brother Clifford Graham Scroggie (died May 21, 2015 in Ladner, BC), and many nieces and nephews on both the Scroggie and the Foster sides. In 1958, B.C.'s 100th birthday, The Provincial Government sponsored a Vintage Car run from Fernie to Victoria. Phil and Ella were the only ones to drive from Victoria to Fernie and back in their 1912 Model T Ford. Phil named the car Elizabeth" and it now resides in the Provincial Museum in Victoria. Ella was a constant companion of Jamie and Linda Scroggie. We would like to thank Dr. Houston and the staff at Selkirk Place for the loving care she received. There will be no service by request. Her sweet nature and kind ways as well as her terrific sense of humour will be sadly missed.
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