Obituary for 
Aline Marie Jeanne Bostrom
1956 – 2019
On Wednesday July 24, 2019, Mrs. Aline Marie Jeanne Bostrom of Oliver passed away quickly after post cancer surgery at the age of 63 years.
She was predeceased by her father Adrian Boire.
Aline will be fondly remembered by her loving family including husband Allan Bostrom; mother Odile Boutin (nee Boire); step-father Raymond Boutin; sisters Laurianne Nightingale, Cecile Bevans, Monique Carrobourg, Valeda Michaud and Anita
Aline had a long career as a French immersion teacher in Alberta and Saskatchewan. She enjoyed volunteering her time with the South Okanagan Thrift Shop, the Oliver Community Art Centre, Sagebrushers, Quilters and mixed media. Aline enjoyed sewing, painting, quilting, gardening and refinishing and jewelry repair.
A celebration of life will be held at 2:00 pm, Thursday August 1, 2019 at the Quails Nest Arts Centre.
Donations are gratefully accepted for the Red Cross or the South Okanagan Hospital Thrift Store.
Condolences and tributes may be directed to the family by visiting www.nunes-pottinger.com
Cindy Smit says
Goodbye my lovely friend, you will be missed by our whole family. I will cherish the photo of us girls posing with roses in our mouths while on vacation in Cuba. I will also forever ponder the joke you told in Playa Del Carmen at Amanda’s wedding! I will probably never understand it and I promise to always break out in laughter when someone mentions ‘belly button’. Cheers to you my friend and to quote your last words to me “I am not afraid because they will never know what hit them”.
Wendy Meyer says
Aline and I were kindred spirits. We enjoyed doing so many of the same things. She was so gifted in everything she touched. All the houses she redecorated, amazing colour schemes, refinishing furniture, so talented in art, sewing, crafting, gardening and so much more. A great sense of humour too. I’ve really missed her since she moved away!
I’m so sorry that she had to suffer through what she went through. As Billy Joel sang, “Only the good die young”. SHE WAS GOOD.
Love you Aline. You took a piece of my heart with you when you left.
DRABIK Judy and Ted says
Saddened by Aline’s death- thankful we had the opportunity to know each other- and will continue to cherish my table cloths from her