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WOLFFE-BRULE Kae, wife to and widow of Alexander Wolffe and Wilfred Brule, joined her family and her God on May 31, 2003. Besides her husbands, she was predeceased by her parents, Sebestian and Marion (Folk) Gruber; her sisters: Katherine, Jenn Baerg and Madge Kuntz; her brothers: Frank, Laurence, John, Benjamin, Tadeus and Tony; her daughter, Merrelyn (Merrel) Berg; granddaughters, Dawne Isinger and Jackie Lavoie; grandsons, Richard and Robert Douglas Isinger. Kae is survived by brother, Michael Ben (Flora) Gruber; sisters-in-law, Mary and Frances Gruber, Margaret, Sister Anastasia Wolffe fmm, Alberna Wolffe and Olga Kondra; brothers-in-law, Andre (Elise) and Rene (Lorraine) Brule; as well as many nieces, nephews and 15 God-children. We her children in loving gratitude for life, guidance and mentoring mourn her passing. Lorraine (Lori) Isinger (Robert) and daughter MelodyAnn; son-in-law, Emil (Denie) Berg and children, Bradley (Brian Rolfes), Thyra (Alan) Willick, Keeley and Jake Willick; sons, Kenn and Wayne (Lillian) Wolffe and children, Shane, Jason and Kristen. Kae will also be mourned by her Brule step-children and their families, Marguerite (Ed) Beauchesne, Eveline Lavoie, Marcel (Faye), Cpt. Joe (Bev), Jean (Cindy), Paul (Karen). Kae, as a young woman, worked in Indian Head, St. Denis and Vonda. She began her married life as a Pool Elevator operator's helpmate in Smuts. Alex and Kae then moved to Meath Park. Kae and Alex began the Meath Park 4-H Club through which she taught square-dancing and homemaking skills. Kae was a 50 year member of the Weirdale Legion, a member of the Prince Albert Exhibition Board (1947), the Geneological Society, the Meath Park Community Club, the Albertville Community Club and charter member of the Catholic Women's League. She was the Chair and often sole collector for the Annual Heart and Cancer Drives. After thirty-two years of marriage Kae was widowed and moved to Saskatoon. She married Wilfred Brule and helped raise his last three children and operate the farms. Twenty-five years later she was again widowed, and moved to Prince Albert. Kae enjoyed a long and productive life of cooking, baking, gardening, fishing, playing cards, hooking rugs and quilting, and for these skills she won many ribbons at the Exhibition. Prayers were Tuesday, June 3, Gray's Funeral Chapel. Mass of Celebration, Wednesday, June 4, 2:00 p.m., St. Mark's, Prince Albert, SK. Tributes declined in favor of donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation.