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Jozsef Szauer

Jozsef Szauer Obituary

SZAUER, Jozsef (Joe) January 4, 1934 - April 1, 2015 Joe was born in Veszprémfajsz, Hungary. In 1957 he settled in Victoria where he met his wife, Piroska (Ruby). They were married for 51 years till Piroskas passing on November 9, 2009; also predeceased by his brother, Jancsi. Joe enjoyed working with his hands and mastered a multitude of skills. He also loved salmon fishing and was a big hockey fan. He is survived by his children Joe (Michelle), Maria (Derrick), John and his grandchildren, Matthew, Jordan, Natasha and Collin; also his brother, Frank and sister, Bözsi; cousin, Steve (Stefi) and many relatives in Hungary. There will be a celebration of Joes life on Thursday April 16, 2015 at 2:00 pm at First Memorial Funeral Chapel, 4725 Falaise Drive, in Victoria, with a reception to follow. We will all miss him very much

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Published by The Times Colonist on Apr. 10, 2015.

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Bellovicz Balázs

August 6, 2015

Szia Józska bácsi!
Nyugodj Békében!

Balazs Bellovicz

August 6, 2015

I'm sorry Jóska bácsi . Szia. Balázs from Hungary

Suzanne & Irv Lang

April 15, 2015

Maria, Joe, Johnny & family,
Our heartfelt condolences go out to you in the loss of your Dad.
We cherish countless fond memories of the wonderful times we had together with your Mom & Dad during the years we lived next door. With every passing year, these memories grow more precious.
May the loving support of family & friends sustain you now and in the days ahead.
With much love, Suzanne & Irv

Dana Reiter

April 11, 2015

Very sorry for your loss. I liked both of your parents very much. They were lovely caring people.

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