Two young lives will be remembered on Tuesday at a service for two children who died in a house fire in rural Nova Scotia.
People will gather at the Yarmouth Wesleyan Church for a funeral for four-month-old Winston Prouty and four-year-old Jayla Kennedy, two of the four children who were killed when a fire swept through their house on Jan. 7.
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Obituaries say the children – who were part of a blended family – were known for their mischievous smiles, senses of humour and love of the outdoors.
They also include a note from the family thanking the first responders, funeral homes and hospital staff who helped in the aftermath of the tragedy.
The four-month-old baby boy was the son of Emma Kennedy and Phillip Prouty, who both managed to get out of the house.
More than 600 people attended a memorial service yesterday for Mason Grant, a seven-year-old boy who was remembered as “an old, wise soul.”
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Mason was staying overnight at the Pubnico Head residence, along with the three other children.
On Sunday, hundreds of family and friends gathered at a chapel in Barrington for a memorial for seven-year-old Mya Prouty.
Investigators have not yet determined a cause of the fire, but say they do not suspect foul play.