Creth "Boop C" Allen Church

Boop C; Creth Allen Church was born in Red Deer, Alberta on May the 5th 1968 to the late Irene Genaille, aka Patsy Church. By the age of three months Boop C and his mom returned to the Swan River Valley where the family resided. Boop C was a robust and happy baby. He attended school in Bowsman and at the start of Grade 1 he told his teacher his name was Fred Flintstone, the kids in his class all got a good laugh out of this. When Boop C was born uncle Tom nicknamed him Hercules because he was the strongest boy uncle Tom had ever seen, that name didn't last he became Boopsie as soon as he got back to Manitoba.  He was known as Boopsie in the Swan River Valley and across the province, he carried that name proudly.

 Boop C is survived by his loving children Vanessa and Ben, their children Harmony, Bennett, and Quinton, Shaelyn, Madison, Tyson, and Jacob as well as his siblings Corey, Clarence, Tracie, Jennifer, Doug junior, Carol Audy, Rachel Audy, and Rachel Campbell. Boop C is also survived by many great nieces and nephews and by his adopted brothers and sisters; Joan, Dorothy, Billy, Margaret, Bob, Connie, Lloyd, Clinton, Jackie, Lawrence, Lisa, many cousins and more nieces, nephews, and great nieces and nephews.

Boop C worked at many jobs throughout his adult life across the province, he was a good worker and got along well with his coworkers and teammates. He liked to dress sharp and was a very sociable person.

Boop C's final resting place will be in Bowsman Cemetery with his late mom Patsy, his grandparents Mary and Bill, his cousins Tyrone, and Jeremy, his aunt Darlene, late nephew Ryan aka Pun and great great nephew Greysen.

Boop C is predeceased by his dad Doug Fidler, grandparents; Edna Bauder, and Arthur Fidler as well as his cousin Darlene aka Bobby McGee.

Boop C loved his kids and grandkids, he was proud of their achievements, and he took pride in all their adventures and accomplishments.

He was a good sport and was an eager participant in the sports the family got into, you could hear him cheering loudly and whooping it up at a goal or run. He very much enjoyed watching wrestling on tv and had his favourite wrestlers.

He was quite a character in school and enjoyed getting a rise out of some of his teachers, he had a bit of help with that, there were a few cousins who could egg him on.

Boop C some of us haven’t seen you for a few years but we never thought we would have to say, see you on the other side brother, Rest in Peace.