North Peigan, Joey

Celebrating the life of Joseph Wayne North Peigan (Scharf) 

Son of the late DENISE NORTH PEIGAN-SCHARF (2020) and Gordon William Scharf (2018). 
He leaves behind his brother Dustin Big Bull, sisters Sarah (Tracey Macleod) Green and Chelsea North Peigan (Dexter), son Kessler (Rumeur) Shade; nephews and nieces: Chloe North Peigan, Rainbow Delaney, Stryder Big Bull, Travis Big Bull, Tso-wa-kii Winter Big Bull and Ryder Yellow Horn; aunts and uncles: Steve (Melodie) Hunt, Evan (Kelly) North Peigan, Albertine North Peigan (John), Stella North Peigan, Margaret North Peigan (Adam) Marilyn (Terry) Porter, Leighton Crow Shoes, Billy North Peigan, Gary North Peigan, Jeff North Peigan, aunt Cheryl North Peigan, uncles and aunts: Mike Scharf, Don (Jan) Scharf, Deb Scharf and Dwayne Scharf as well as the Scharf family nephews and nieces; cousins Bambi (Ben) Smith, Sandra Big Bull, Riley Big Bull, Mona Manaberret, Stone Manaberret, Maykayla Crow Shoe, Wilfred (Shawna) North Peigan, Carson Smith, Harlie Smith, and Kenni Smith Wilfred Jr., Jordan, Isiah, Theoren, Sunshine North Peigan and Melvin Potts, Cote North Peigan, Adrian (Katie) and Hartwell North Peigan, Eldon, Dillion, Dalton North Peigan. 

He was predeceased by his uncle Lorne Born with A Tooth, cousin Travis Big Bull, grandfather Wilfred Sr. North Peigan, grandmother Lillian Scharf, great-grandfather Hartwell North Peigan and great-grandmother Mona North Peigan, aunt Jennifer and uncle Vincent Big Bull, and cousin Malcom North Peigan.  He leaves behind his girlfriend and his best friends who he loved all so much, Rikki Peters, Kirsten Gerard (deceased), Tammy Gerard, Harlem Many Shots, Spencer Adams, Jonathan Manatwany, Tre Gerard, Leon and Deon Heavy, Runner, Alasha Eldridge, Tessandra Prete, Jordan Scott, Drew Lawson, Matt and Andy Whiteford, Alex Lawson, Sam Marples, Sarah Brass and Billy Gravelle. If someone has been missed, we are deeply sorry.

Joey (Joseph) was born in Calgary then later, the family settled in Lethbridge. Joey was named after the song “Joey”, a hit song in the early ‘90’s by the Concrete Blondes, a favorite of his mother’s.  He attended Park Meadow’s Elementary School in Lethbridge in his early years. Joey’s father, Gordon, owned a construction company where Joey would learn to frame and learn all aspects of construction including reading and drawing up blueprints. He was exceptionally good at it and would hold various positions with other companies after his dad sold the business. He was dedicated and worked hard at his jobs.             

Joey (Joseph) was born in Calgary then later, the family settled in Lethbridge. Joey was named after the song “Joey”, a hit song in the early ‘90’s by the Concrete Blondes, a favorite of his mother’s.  He attended Park Meadow’s Elementary School in Lethbridge in his early years. Joey’s father, Gordon, owned a construction company where Joey would learn to frame and learn all aspects of construction including reading and drawing up blueprints. He was exceptionally good at it and would hold various positions with other companies after his dad sold the business. He was dedicated and worked hard at his jobs.             

 Joey also attended Red Crow College, where he took business administration. He was halfway through the course, took a break and had reregistered in hopes to complete the program. Joey had a passion for fashion and top name brands. He loved to sew and design, especially caps, and thought he would like a career in fashion design someday. Maybe do some modeling himself. He was very talented.   

Joey was also an incredibly talented writer of spiritual writings of thoughts and always had his bible nearby.  When given the chance he liked learning to cook, writing down recipes so he would not forget. 
As a young child, he would run around the house saying "Doh!" (Homer Simpson). He was like a little gangster baby; whether he did something right or something mischievous, his reply would be "Doh!". 
His school years he had fun hanging out with his friends and sometimes getting in trouble. Joey tried his hand at sports but was more interested in the cheerleaders! He was a gentle soul, with a kind heart, always joking around. He loved to laugh and make others laugh. We all wondering what was behind that quirky big smile of his. Tall and very good looking, a bubbly yet shy personality, he was sure to win over the ladies! And he did!  Especially when he tried rapping for them! 
Joey always watched out for those he loved and cared about, especially his "Brothers." Each one of us have so many of our own special memories and times had with you Joey.  You will be deeply missed. Now in the arms of your mom and dad, Denise, Gordon, and Joey together as one. Forever loved, forever missed. May you rest in Peace. 

Any Donations may be made DIRECTLY to Cornerstone Funeral Home.  Thank you in advance. 

Special thanks and gratitude to Cornerstone and all who participated in laying Joey, Denise and Gord to rest. 

A Funeral Service will be held at CORNERSTONE FUNERAL HOME, 2825 - 32 Street South, Lethbridge, AB, on Wednesday, April 5, 2023 at 1:00 P.M. The Funeral Service will live-streamed and may be viewed through Joey's obituary on the Cornerstone website. 

Following the Funeral Service, Joey will be laid to rest in Royal View Cemetery, 5920 - 13 Street North, Lethbridge, AB.

Active Pallbearers: Kessler Shade, Sarah Green, Chelsea North Peigan, Stryder Big Bull, and Chloe North Peigan. 

Honorary Pallbearers: Everyone that loved him.