Fee & Sons Funeral Service, located in Killam, Alberta

Fee and Sons has provided services in the local area, and Flagstaff County for more than 100 years. It all started in 1906, as Albert Edward Fee left his family farm in Ontario, and moved to Edmonton to learn the hardware business at Chowan’s Hardware, and Ross Bros. A.E. Fee then started searching for a place to start his own business, and in 1910 found a building in Killam, and opened A.E. Fee Hardware and Paints. From that point on he had many businesses, and services from owning Imperial Gasoline; two dealerships, Massy Harris tractors, and GM cars; the Empire Theater; a joint fur business with Jack Ruzicka in the Prague district, and served as MLA in the Sedgewick constituency with the social credits from 1935-1952 .