Peggy Rebecca Hiner Moynahan

February 2, 1940

F.H.A. 1, 2, Chaplain 3, V-P. 4; ECHO Staff 4; Spanish Club 3; Monogram 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, co-Capt 4; softball 1, 2, co-Capt. 3, 4: P.E Student Instructor 3, 4.

Some college courses

I moved to Ft St John, BC the fall after graduation We were married there and lived ther for 40 years. My first job, I owned a portable coffee wagon business in early 1967. I owned it for 3 1/2 years.

Yes

I went to school in Warrenton and met Frank when I was in the 9th Grade. He and his twin brother, Bob had moved down to Warrenton with their Mother and Father. He left Warrenton and joined the Canadain Army in 1958. We go married November 12, 1960 in Ft St John, BC, Canada, which is on the Alaska Hwy, mile 48. We lived there, until Frank passed away in 1997 and I stayed until about 2002.

I was widowed in 1997

Ft St John, BC, Canada, which is on the Alaska Hwy

- A portable Coffee and Catering Business
- Frank and I owned an Oilfield Consulting Business
as well as a small Recovery Oil Field in Northern
British Columbia
- I owned 4 Educational Retail Store in British
Columbia

I have so many hobbies, I'll have to live to be a hundred to finish them all. Just a few are:
- Any and all needle work
- Stain Glass
- Pottery
- Painting
- Designing
- Golf
- Curling
- Social Event Planning

I was - Secretary for the Minor Hockey Association
in Ft St John, BC
- Treasurer for the Ft St John Curling Club
- Food Director for the Northern BC Winter
Games in 1984
- President of the Canadain Association of
Oil Wives
- Venue Director for the BC Music Festival
- President of the Ft St John Music Festival
- Voluntree for the 2010 Olypmics in
Vancouver, Driver for the IOC Medical
Commission.
- Treasure of my local Home Owners Social
Committee.

Yes I have 5: Rebecca born in 1991
Leah born in 1993
Riley born in 1995
Sydney Faye born in 2000
Ty born in 2002
I now have 1 Great-Grand Child
Remy Tyler Riley Herman born Oct 9, 2013

There are so many tells of living in the North, that I would have to write a book. When I first got there, I couldn't believe there was no running water or paved streets. I didn't think there was anyone in the world who didn't have either of them.
Frank worked in the Oil Industry from the bottom up. All the wells were drilled in the middle of nowhere, so the work shift was three week at work and two and a half days off. When he moved up to consulting it wasn't much better because he was boss, who had to be there all the time. When finally owned own business, he worked from the office and I ran the office and did the bookkeeping.
He did several tours of working overseas, Turkey, Algeria, Angola and Itlay, on which I went along.
The man, who he did a lot of work for, got into Gold Mining in the Yukon. We spent several summers, with ventures in the Yukon.
We had decided to retire in Virginia. So we built a house, that I designed in Lake of the Woods out side of Fredericksburg. But he psssed away before we got to move there. I kept it for a few years and decided it was to big for me to look after when I got old. I now live in a plus 55 commuity in Fredericksburg. I do still have a rented apartment in Vancouver for when I go back to see my grandchildren. That is it to date and life is good.