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Memories of Michael and Alice

Writer: kc dyerkc dyer
Apr 8, 20241 min read

Marking the passage of long-time residents


Michael and Alice Tickner were long-time, active residents of Lions Bay, and their art gallery was a village landmark for many years.


Michael's death last week, following on Alice's a few months back, has brought many memories to the fore, and The Watershed is inviting readers to share. With their son Richard's permission, we are collecting memories for an upcoming feature piece on Alice and Michael.


If you have any stories or pictures you would like to share of your memories of Michael and Alice, we invite you to send them to editor@lionsbaywatershed.ca

 
 
 

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