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Manfred Wilhelm PFEIFFER

Manfred PFEIFFER Obituary

PFEIFFER, Manfred Wilhelm - Peacefully at the Ajax Hospital on Sunday, June 15, 2014 at the age of 85 after a 2-year struggle with Parkinson's. He was born in Frankfurt, Germany, as the only child of Wilhelm and Margot and immigrated to Canada in 1952. He worked for many years as a civil engineer at Marshall Macklin Monaghan and owned a window and door factory. Through his very active life he loved music, photography, golf, tennis and skiing. Manfred will be sadly missed by his beloved wife Kathy Willerding, children Michelle, Morrice and Martina (son-in-law Ray) and grandchildren Maya, Max and Olivia and his extended family Beate (Rolf), Andrew (Patricia), Michael, Katrina and David. A Celebration of his Life will be held at 1890 Valley Farm Road Rec Centre, Pickering, at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, June 28th. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to your preferred charity in Manfred's name.

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Published by Toronto Star on Jun. 21, 2014.

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Laurie Page

June 27, 2014

You are in my thoughts and prayers.My family will treasure the memories and good times with Manfred.He lived life to the fullest.May he rest in peace.

Marilyn Abbs

June 24, 2014

My condolences to your family on your father's passing. I remember times I spoke with him, growing up in our little neighbourhood, he will be missed but not forgotten.

R.I.P. , you taught me many things and I will never forget. Love B

Beate Vuellers

June 22, 2014

Joe & Judy Tersigni

June 21, 2014

Please accept our condolences to Manfred's family. We knew Manfred from his days at MMM and from the work he did in his spare time at our house.

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