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As many of you now know, Bill Fernie passed away very suddenly on January 2nd. He was a long time and valued member of Manitoba Living History Society. Bill loved history; he loved researching it, talking about it, sharing it and living it. He was both a talented carpenter and a talented blacksmith. Bill was an educator in real life and an educator in his living history life. He always passed on information and learning and passion in what he found and created and re-created. We will miss him greatly. 
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