Editor’s note: Aaron Tuck, originally of Sydney, Jolene Oliver and Emily Tuck were among the 22 people killed during the worst mass murder in Canadian ...
Photos of, from left, Aaron Tuck, Jolene Oliver and Emily Tuck adorn the China cabinet at Jolene’s parents’ home in Red Deer, Alta., along with Emily’s “precious” fiddle. “Seeing their pictures every day gives us comfort and the sense they are still with us,” says Bonnie Oliver, Jolene’s mother. - ContributedAaron Tuck, originally of Sydney, Jolene Oliver and Emily Tuck were among the 22 people killed during the worst mass murder in Canadian history on April 19-20, 2020.
The one thing they would not leave behind was the 1977 Pinto which the three of them loved so dearly. I could not understand the rationale, but they were old car people. Little did I know that ’77 Pinto would become part of their legacy.A monument to, from left, Emily Tuck, Aaron Tuck and Jolene Oliver is attached to a bench in the back yard of Bonnie and John Oliver’s home in Red Deer, Alta.
The ’77 Pinto, meanwhile, sat in the garage, a project that Aaron and Emily were working on together, of which Aaron and Jolene were going to gift to Emily on completion. Thus, the name of the car is “Emily.” Jolene’s cherished Christmas village which her parents put up the day of her birthday in November 2020 and left on display for 15 months. They plan to put it up again in time for this Christmas. - Contributed
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