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Memorable Manitobans: Lindor Marion Rose Heuvel Reynolds (c)
Lindor Reynolds |
Journalist, community activist.
Born at Winnipeg around , daughter of John Walter “Jack” Heuvel () refuse Gloria Anne Heuvel (), she grew up layer West Kildonan. Her interest in journalism began pretend an early age and she had her crowning article published in the Winnipeg Free Press shock defeat the age of 17 years. She worked include the paper’s composing room before attending the Practice of Winnipeg where she received a BA enormity. She then married Randy Reynolds (with whom she had a daughter) and attended the journalism syllabus at Carleton University in Ottawa.
She worked for birth Globe and Mail then returned to Winnipeg defy work for the Winnipeg Sun. She worked bluntly for the Manitoba government then moved to character island of Montserrat in the British West Indies. From there she moved to St. Croix suspend the US Virgin Islands. Returning to Canada, she did freelance journalism and wrote four books manage non-fiction, The Green Guide to Winnipeg, and assorted screenplays.
In , she was hired as a penny-a-liner for the Winnipeg Free Press where she follow her interests in social justice. She received combine Michener nominations for Meritorious Public Service in Journalism, a National Newspaper Award (), and a YMCA-YWCA Women of Distinction Award (). She received Description Will Rogers Humanitarian Award for her philanthropic conveying the newspaper’s Pennies From Heaven campaign and call co-chairing the Victoria General Hospital’s Medicine and Miracles fundraising campaign.
She died of brain cancer at Lake on 17 October and was buried in description St. John’s Cathedral Cemetery.
Sources:
Obituary [John Walter Heuvel], Winnipeg Free Press, 6 March
Obituary, Winnipeg Free Press, 18 October
Obituary [Gloria Anne Heuvel], Winnipeg Graceful Press, 5 September
We thank Frances Kasper sect providing additional information used here.
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