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Hunter: Jiffy (Wesley) 1935 - 2005 Jiffy (Wesley) Hunter passed away peacefully after a courageous battle with cancer on May 30, 2005 at the age of 70 years. Jiffy is survived by his loving wife Judy; daughters Linda (Bill) Wiggins, Donna (Frank) Kalman, Tammy (Doug) Huene, all of Drumheller; and son Randy (Madeleine) Hunter of Red Deer; grandchildren, Rhonda (Mike), Jeff, Troy (Toni), Megan, Tara, Tanya (Travis), Tenille, Chad and Chase; great-grandchildren, Shelby, Jaden, Morgan and McKenna. Jiffy is survived by his siblings, Mabel Wayne, Muriel (Brian) Hole, Lorraine (Doug) Stanger, Ken (Ethel) Hunter, Art (Dorothy) Hunter, Ron (Shirley) Hunter, Reg (Butch) Hunter, and Harold (Amy) Hunter; and numerous nieces and nephews. Jiffy is predeceased by his parents Jock and Grace Hunter; brother Doug Hunter; and great-grandchildren Tyler and Brandon Molyneux. Jiff was born in Michichi, Alberta on May 27, 1935. He moved to Drumheller when he was a young teenager and worked as a mechanic in numerous garages and retired as an Area Foreman for Pan Canadian in 1992. His hobby throughout his years and up to his last days was repairing small engines with a specialty known to everyone as the Lawnboy Master. Jiffy and Judy enjoyed many retirement years in their motorhome, touring and golfing in the States. Jiffy has touched many people?s hearts along the way and will be sadly missed by all the people that knew him. His sense of humour and quick wit will be sadly missed by all that had the privilege of knowing him. A memorial service will be held at Knox United Church, Friday, June 3, 2005 at 2 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Drumheller Heart to Heart Society or the new CT Scan in memory of Jiffy (Wesley) Hunter.