She was a delegate to the Liberal leadership convention.
And along the way she met a few people.
The Matriarch, Collector, and Soul of the Estate
My Mom, Ruth Schiller, a most extraordinary person, made this house something special. She lived here from age 20 until five days before her death at nearly 101. She was a collector, an art lover, a gardener, a mother, a community builder, and someone who never seemed particularly interested in doing things the ordinary way.
She was a delegate to the Liberal leadership convention.
And along the way she met a few people.
Appointed in 1996 in recognition of decades of outstanding community leadership, heritage preservation, and cultural contribution to the province.
Over the years, Ruth was awarded all of Queen Elizabeth II's Jubilee Medals, honouring her lifelong devotion to Canadian public life and community.
People would say to me have you read all of these books, and I would say no, but my dad did!
Yes, that’s your path to your very private lakefront just across the road to the right.
Ruth believed life was meant to be shared. The house was designed for gathering: long celebratory dinners, spontaneous cocktail evenings on the patio, garden parties with fresh peaches, and lively debate long into the starry Okanagan night.
Whoever steps into this home inherits not just real estate, but an authentic tradition of hospitality and warmth that can continue for decades to come.
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Cocktails on the deck, 19 peach trees, lakeside cabana, artist retreat, or rental income. Discover the possibilities.
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