Wallace remembered as ‘champion’ of Kamloops

Reflecting on her pending retirement, Wallace offered thanks to the taxpayers, opining she felt she had served them well.

“At the end of the day, why am I a councillor? Because of the people of Kamloops that supported me. And I even thank the people that didn’t,” she said with a laugh.

There has been no word yet on a date for a memorial service.

MEMORIES

A number of people and organizations have posted thoughts on Wallace’s passing on social media:

• Kamloops-North

Thompson MLA Peter Milobar, who served with Wallace on Kamloops council: “Saddened with the news of Pat Wallace’s passing. Pat was a true friend, mentor, tenacious local champion and most of all a very caring and compassionate person. Kamloops was a much better place thanks to her. Deepest condolences to her family.”

• Arjun Singh, who also served with Wallace on Kamloops council: “I will miss the great Pat Wallace dearly. Mentor, friend, champion of Kamloops, lively soul and

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one of the best teachers of the ways of local government one could ever have. She was very clear on her views and she never let differences of views get in the way of good friendships.”

• Dieter Dudy, who also served with Wallace on Kamloops council: “Absolutely saddened by the news of Pat Wallace’s passing. Pat was iconic in this community and always strived to work hard for the well-being of Kamloops. She will be remembered as being steadfast, rational and caring in both public and private life. Kamloops was more for having her in it. She will be missed beyond measure. My sincerest condolences to her family and the many, many who considered her to be family.”

• Kamloops-South Thompson MLA Todd Stone: “So sad to hear of the passing of Pat Wallace. She embodied service for others, and standing up for what you believe in. And wow, did she ever LOVE Kamloops. Our community would not be what it is today without her many contributions. RIP Pat, we will miss you.”

• Former Kamloops mayor and provincial health minister Terry Lake: “Pat was a mentor to me. She was

The City of Kamloops has lowered flags to half-mast in honour of the deaths of former mayor Cliff Branchflower and fierce, charming and funny. She cared deeply about Kamloops and loved being in the mix. Her stories were legendary and shared regularly with ‘The Kokanee Caucus.’ We will miss her.”

• Current city councillor and former council colleague Nancy Bepple: “She contributed so much to the City of Kamloops for decades. When I met with her two weeks ago, she was as keen and interested as ever. Rest in peace, Pat.”

• City of Kamloops: “We are saddened to hear of the passing of Pat Wallace, longtime city councillor and recipient of the Freedom of the City Award for her years of service and dedication to our city. Our thoughts are with her loved ones during this time.”

• Kamloops Ambassador Society: “Today we remember and honour Patricia Wallace. Pat was a pioneer for women in municipal politics. Her career as a city councillor spanned over 30 years. She was a champion for Kamloops and was awarded Freedom of the City in 2019. She left a legacy of public service and dedication to her community. An outstanding example for us all. Thank you for your contributions, Pat.” former councillor Pat Wallace. Flags will remain lowered until after memorial services have taken place.

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ZONING AMENDMENT BYLAW 901, 2023

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ZONING AMENDMENT BYLAW 902, 2023

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