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    Art Manill...Rest in Peace

    Activist, and never wavering from his quest for
    selling his own grain, Art died last night, his
    battle with lung cancer, the 'beast' he called it,
    finally ended.

    We had a lengthy conversation last month, and if
    I could have wished anything for Art, it would be
    for him to have experienced marketing freedom.

    Parsley

    #2
    I did'nt know him , but sounds like Art was a soldier for freedom and fought for that right , to the end.
    Rest in pease my friend.

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      #3
      The site needs a like button.

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        #4
        My grandfather came to this country in 1908 and homesteaded on a half section that I own today. My father started farming in 1950 and retired in 1996. The biggest tragedy in all of this CWB mess to me is that an entire generation of farmers which includes my father never got an opportunity to experience marketing freedom. The vow I have made to myself and that I hope to pass on to my son is to never take our new marketing freedom for granted and be forever grateful for those that have fought so hard for this day to finally arrive. I sincerely thank you all.

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          #5
          This afternoon, Art was referred to as a "wheat
          Warrior" and I found it so fitting. He considered
          property rights the cornerstone of freedom and
          never lost sight of their importance. A devout
          Catholic. A focused, tenacious, totally fearless
          leader.
          and supporter of the Farmers for Justice, Art
          entered countless courtrooms defending
          marketing choice. Pars

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            #6
            Remember meeting him for the first time on the road near McMechan`s farm.FEARLESS,UNRELENTING WARRIOR are absolutely fitting!!!!!!
            May you be 1/2 an hour in heaven before the devil knows you`re gone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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              #7
              Too bad. I picked Art up pn the highway near
              Sedley one autumn day about 10 years ago.
              Broken down half ton. He was one of the troop.
              God rest his soul, but not his spirit.

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                #8
                McMechan, where is he now? I wonder if there
                are 8 empty jail cells for the goon gang?

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                  #9
                  Wheat Warrior is truly fitting. RIP

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                    #10
                    God Bless you Art,

                    As you make your way to the other side,

                    You had a great big heart,

                    And a caring spirit a mile wide!

                    Our sympathies are with his family... Art fought the good fight!

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                      #11
                      When I met Art back in the nineties I was in awe. The way he lived, unwavering in his principles, unafraid to say what needed to be said, he was an inspiration.

                      Wheat Warrior is indeed fitting.

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                        #12
                        Rest in Peace Art.

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                          #13
                          Funeral Mass will be celebrated on Thursday,
                          November 10, 2011 at 10:30 a.m. in St. John the
                          Baptist R.C. Church, Estevan

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