husband

Roger was killed in a motervehicle accident. He was a passenger in a truck on Hwy 1 near 176
heading East bound coming home from work with other workers in the vehicle. The dirver was to
be charged with undue care and attention but the other passenger in the vehicle would not give a
statement to the Police. The other passenger also worked for the driver.

He is survived by his loving wife Michele Franklin also know as Cerridwen Ravenhawk of
Conway in the SCA and many other wonderful relatives and friends.

Roger Kiran Hawk "Eiermann" Also Know as Ciaran Moonhawk "Stonebreaker" in the
Society
for Creative Anachronism "SCA". For those that do not know of the SCA it is an international
organization dedicated to researching and re-creating pre-1650 th-century European history.

CIARAN "The Warrior" with his An Tir family

Roger was a Grand Master in Thrown Weapons and placed Second in An Tir. He also was
the Shire of Lionsdale's Thrown Weapons and Bardic Champion and the Herald for the Shire
of
Lionsdale.A heavy fighter, Squire to Sir Cornealious and an advid archer. Wonderful painer,
leather worker, caligraphier, builder and too many other wonderful things did he do. He had his
AOA, Goutte, Queen's forget Me Not, and Albatrose. He helped many people develop
heraldic
devices that the met the requirements of the SCA. In Germany he fought with live steel in
reenactments. It was only in the last 5 years of his life did he find the SCA and his loving wife,
Michele. During the last five years he has worked hard to help the Shire of Lionsdale.

Once upon a time our hearts fell in love, and we began our life together. The mountains we've had
to climb and the stars we've had to reach for have only strengthened the love we shared. Side by
side, we've lived the dream, braved the dragons, and written a tale of true and forever love. There
are those who know and understand the language of the heart. They make our spirits dance, and
encourage us to become all we were meant to be.

Thank you Roger for being this kind of friend and partner and for all the closeness we shared.
We will meet again in the Summerland when the time is right.

Roger was 6'3" a giant among men with a heart of gold. He said that his lot in life was to make
people smile and feel good. From the teller in the bank to the friend in need he certainly did that
with a bear hug and lots of encouraging words.

Roger spoke several languages. German, English, Italian, working knowledge of French, Spanish
and Latin. He had an IQ of 145 and was asked to join Mesa, but he said that he was smart
enough not to pay the $2,000 dollars that they wanted.

Children loved him because he spoke to them as adults. He rode Harley's for over 35 years and
then last year we bought a Yamaha 1600 Road Star which was his pride and joy.

He had his Masters of Business Administration from Germany. He studied Art in Italy. He had his
own business in Germany and build log homes there. He spent 6 months in India. Worked as a
truck driver driving through North and South Africa. Chef - Provincial Apprenticeship - Kassel,
West Germany. Expertise in strategic planning for Urban Development Department, City of
Vellmar, Germany. Analyzed economic conditions, business trends and potential markets - stock
Market, Germany. He loved computers and was a certified Computer Information Technology
Support Specialist. He played lots of computer games and loved gardening. We were building a
log home on our Acre the year he was killed. People called our property Paradise because of how
beautiful it was.

Roger was born in Germany and loved Canada. He became a Canadian Citizen in 1982.