About Happy Day

Alfred "HAPPY" Day & Florence Day
Happy Day Senior Services is named after my father Alfred Day, known to everyone as Happy Day.
My father was also a business owner and I have many memories of my father helping others. His wife Florence, my mother, had polio and my father was her #1 support. It seemed to me 'Happy Day' was the original Good Samaritan, bringing homeless people to our house for meals, fresh clothing and to have a warm bath.
He would drive neighbours to and from town for errands, plow snow during the winter, dig ditches and put in water lines for neighbours and friends.
He would rescue the neighbour’s cat, provide a place to rent for a family that needed a roof over their head, water plants, cut lawns, visit and make people laugh. He really was always so happy when he was helping someone which is why he was known and called Happy Day.
Although he is deceased, his legacy lives on in his children, myself, my sister and brothers. I am so honoured and thrilled to be able to name my business after my father, and I know he would be humbled but smiling and so happy about this exciting new venture.
—Written by Bonnie Johnson, CPCA


Established in 2019 by Bonnie Johnson, Happy Day Senior Services Inc. is now in its 6th year providing service for seniors and their families in the Happy Day Mini Cooper, affectionately known to many as Beatrix Joy.
In 2024, Christine Sawatzky became the new owner of Happy Day Senior Services. Christine has lived in Kamloops since 2017 with her loving husband Heinrich and three wonderful kids. Originally from Germany, she earned a Master's degree in Physiotherapy. She has always had a deep passion for serving and supporting the second generation. Happy Day Seniors was the perfect vehicle to accomplish her dream. She is excited to offer outstanding Companionship & Accompaniment services for seniors.
With a heart for service excellence, Christine and her team are committed to continuing Happy Day and Bonnie Johnson’s legacies of being companions to you and your loved ones.
Let's walk this journey together, hand in hand.













