Rambert K Red Crow

Red Crow, Rambert Kingsley – June 26, 1975 – December 11, 2020

It is with great difficulty and heavy hearts that the family of Rambert Red Crow announce his sudden passing at the age of 45. Our Rambert is survived by his loving children Kyle, Kyla (Joseph Contois), Theron, Thea and Virginia Red Crow; their Mother Danette Red Crow and his two youngest sons Kelly and Dreytin Red Crow; his precious grandchildren Jason Red Crow, Charlene Red Crow, Caitlyn Contois, Kurtis Red Crow, Amazing Red Crow, Joseph Contois Jr., Gary Contois Red Crow and Ahkoyiniimaaki Red Crow. He also leaves to mourn his best friend, his Dad Gary Red Crow;  Sister’s in law Jennie Red Crow and Missy Weasel Child; adopted siblings Valerie and Madonna Red Crow, Sue Ayoungman, Brooklyn Red Crow, Shane Water Chief and Cory Giroux; Grandmother Virginia Medicine Traveller; Uncles Allan (Jennifer) Medicine Traveller, Gordon (Linda) Red Crow, Reynold Medicine Traveller, Eric Peace Maker and Harvey Peace Maker, Aunties Rita Many Guns, Brenda Red Crow, Letty Red Crow and Sharon Sitting Eagle, Auntie Moms’ Elizabeth (Garth) Peace Maker, Myrna (Morris) Running Rabbit. His adopted daughters Jenna, Caitlyn, Lauryn and Jaice; nephews Chaysen, Hayden, Zared and Owen; and also his extended family relatives from the Peace Maker, Brass, White Eagle, Poor Eagle, Water Chief, Kipp, Medicine Traveller/Red Crow and Yellowfly families

Rambert was predeceased by his loving wife Melanie Bear Hat, Mother Harvina Red Crow; Brothers Marlin Tuffy, Kelly and Jason Red Crow; Grandparents, Allan Medicine Traveller, Harvey and Lorraine Peace Maker; Uncles Merlin Peace Maker, Billy Peace Maker, Emil Red Crow, Donald Yellowfly, Terry Many Guns and Malcolm Sitting Eagle; Aunt Anita Peace Maker and cousins BJae Weasel Child, Sonnie Adolphus Weasel Child and TJ Water Chief.

Rambert’s children and grand-children were truly the pride and joy of his life, he loved them very much, he had a good heart and was a loyal friend and brother. He made his Cursillo and worked at many Cursillos and Pilgrimages here at Siksika. He was a physically strong athlete and enjoyed playing hockey in the Siksika Minor Youth Hockey League and also loved and excelled at the sport of Fastball, playing on both family teams, the Siksika Knights and the Siksika Rebels, he was very proud that the Rebels were 3-time Canadian Native Men’s Fastball Champions. Rambert travelled to a lot of hockey and fastball games with his family, they had a lot of good times together and shared a lot, he also played slowpitch for the Siksika A’s Baseball team. Rambert was close with all his cousins and always addressed them as Brothers/Sisters; in the last few years of his life our Rambert had many challenges with his health, therefore family and his many friends stepped up and took special care of him; you would always find him hanging out with his cousin/brother Clayton “8” Medicine Traveller. 

A Viewing will be held at the Siksika Piiksapii Memorial Arbour on Thursday, December 17, 2020 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. with the Funeral Service at 1:00 p.m., Father Long Vu officiating, followed by a Graveside Service at Paul Little Walker Gravesite. We would like to remind people who will be attending the Viewing and Funeral Service that masks must be worn and hand sanitizer will be made available, in accordance with local Covid-19 Health regulations.

The family apologizes if there are any names we may have missed and would like to thank Siksika EMS, Siksika Fire, Gleichen RCMP and everyone who has kept the family in prayer during this difficult time.

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