Steve Lacey:  

CLASS OF 1967
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Weyburn, SK
Yellowknife, NT
Kyle, SK
Weyburn, SK
Sturgis, SK

Steve's Story

Life After high school, a year pumping gas in Regina, followed by a summer touring Europe. Then University in Regina--B.Ed. Secondary, major in English and Music, granted in 1972. Teaching since 1972. In Sask.-- Glentworth (1972, internship), Imperial (1972 - 1982), Lampman (1982 - 1983), Wilkie (1983 - 1984), Kyle (1984 - 1986), Lumsden (1986 - 1987, sub only while back at University--Certificate in Extended Studies, adding a major in French to my B.Ed.), Gravelbourg (College Mathieu, 1987 - 1988). Since 1988 in Yellowknife, NT, 6 years at a junior high school and 14 at a high school. Retired from teaching in 2008. Since then worked as box office manager, school bus driver, Justice of the Peace, various casual jobs. Been playing music as much as possible. Love to travel. Married to Dawn since 1972; three kidz, one now in Yellowknife, one now in Edmonton, one now in Regina. Now a grandfather twice over. Music My favourite activity (outside of more personal, intimate ones!) I've played in rock bands, country bands, club bands, marching bands, community bands, folk groups, jazz groups, and stage orchestras. I've sung in school and university choirs, church choirs, community choirs, and all the previously-named band types. As a soloist and in groups I've played at folk festivals in Regina, Edmonton, and Yellowknife. I've recorded three albums with folk group Ceilidh Friends, one with men's group The Gumboots, and one solo album; I've been guest musician on six other recordings. Career highlights: Royal visit to Yellowknife, 1994; interview with Peter Gzowski, 1996; represent...Expand for more
ing Canada at Nagoya, Japan, at EXPO 2005. Done some acting as well, small roles in local theatre groups, such as Tim the Enchanter in "Search for the Holy Grail" and Erronius in "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum." Most memorable shows (as an audience member): Simon & Garfunkel, Montreal 1967; Ike and Tina Turner, Regina, 1970; Weird Al Yankovic, Edmonton, 2015; Travel My second most favourite activity. I've visited every province and territory of Canada except Newfoundland & Labrador, and Nunavut. As a solo traveller, I've visited England, USA, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands. As a teacher I've taken students to England, Scotland, France, Italy, Greece, Switzerland, Austria, Liechtenstein, Monaco, and Germany. As a musician I've played in England, Isle of Man, USA, Scotland, and Japan. With my family I've been to England, Wales, Ireland, Scotland, Iceland, Japan, Isle of Man, and USA. Favourite places: Stonehenge, Isle of Man, Hiroshima, Hay on Wye, Paris, Delphi. The summer of 2022 brought a very special set of events. Dawn and I celebrated our 50th wedding anniversary. Among the guests were all our family: Caitlin from Yellowknife, Adrian and April from Edmonton, and Bryan, Julia, Sebastian and Thomas from Regina. Been years since the whole family has been together! And with many good friends around us, and many more sending good vibes from afar whether electronically or psychically, we had a really wonderful celebration! (Look for a Facebook group called Steve and Dawn's 50th anniversary bash" for some photos and messages!)
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The group that got together yesterday for a belated brunch celebration of Caitlin's birthday.
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Yesterday was the anniversary of my dad's passing. Cyril Lacey was 90 when he died. He was a veteran of World War II, a teacher, a musician, a gardener, a photographer, a traveler, a loving husband to our mother Dorothy, an
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Here's a photo that I took on a visit to England some years ago. It is a shot of a gravestone in Salisbury Cathedral. If you
read carefully--the text is abbreviated and some of it isn't
clear--you'll see that the person bur
It's our anniversary today. Here's a family shot from last year on this date, everyone looking surprised at how long we've lasted!
I think this is quite an amusing set of washroom signs. Thanks to Sam's Monkey Tree for putting these in!
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Looking down from the Kirkstone Pass (named in Archie Fisher's song "Witch of the Westmoreland)") in England's Lake District in the county of Cumbria. The small lake just visible in the valley is called Brothers Water. Ulls
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We lived in Imperial from 1972 to 1982. In 1974 we bought this little house from the school unit. Corner of Prince Street and Prairie Avenue. Today it's gone, but we really were happy in that house and in that town.
In June, 1976, a "plow wind" roared through Saskatchewan, causing damage from Swift Current through Watrous and as far as Nokomis, and causing one death in Davidson when it flipped a mobile home upside down. Here's a shot o
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