Liss Farm Cemetery

About 4.5 Km from Sangudo on highway 757, a large boulder can be seen by the road with a brass plate attached.

It reads; Liss Farm Sec 24-T57-R07-W5M Site of the first Paddle River Valley Dominion Farm Illustration Station, operated 1938-1943 under the supervision of Lacombe Experimental Farm in cooperation with John Liss and family.

Another plaque on the same boulder reads; Liss farm Sec 24-T57-R07-W5M Dedicated to the Pioneer Homesteader John Liss & Mary Fridel Liss. Born in Poland 1892 near Borisov and 1903 near Snytyn, erected on their 60th anniversary by their seven children 24 February 1982.

A second boulder nearby serves as a gravestone which reads; Mary Martha Liss (Fridel) 1903-1990 A courageous and gracious pioneer, mother of seven, whose life was dedicated to her family and community.

John (Pozarzycki) Liss 1892-1986 His efforts helped make this a great country to live in.

John Porarzycki Liss 1892-1986 Last of the old time immigrant pioneers, With his hands, backbone, and integrity, he helped build Alberta, Canada. His soul and monument are in his land. With love, appreciation and admiration of his daughter, Helen Liss Ivanhoe.

Mary (Fridel) Liss Pioneer wife and mother; at her husband's side for 64 years; on this virgin homestead, she raised 7 self reliant children with neither running water, gas, plumbing, electricity - nor complaints. Wholesome, self denying, composed, dedicated; with love of her appreciative off spring.

Burn, Anne Fridel 1913-1992 Sharon, Jackie, Terry, Pat.