William Alexander TYMCHUK

I did some work on Ve6bat antennas on the roof of his house. I marvelled at Bill on the roof. He would just walk up there like a regular person and knew exactly how many steps it was to each edge. He would just walk right out there and stop at a few feet from the edge.
A positive individual.

It was a privilege to know William and his family for many years. My best to all the family.

So sorry to hear about Mr. Tymchuks passing, my mother told me today. I remember the radio tower and the very full office in the basement in Meadowlark. He had a full life despite the blindness and I am sure he inspired many people. My thoughts are with you. Sue Fleming, daughter of Kay Bulger

There are many things that come to mind when I think of Bill. I will list a few of them here. He was the man who gave me my first professional position, a gift that keeps on giving to me nearly forty years later. In fact, he launched the careers of many visually impaired people and nurtured countless others who had good vision.
It was a pleasure to talk with him and to watch how he lived his life. His example taught me a lot. He had a remarkable ability to change with the times. I knew him...

Tim's Family - So sorry to hear of your great loss - I will always remember Tim's spirit and determination - farewell my friend.

Eleanor, I'm so sad to learn of Bill's passing. I will always remember him as a warm and inspiring man who gave so freely of himself. My thoughts are with you and the family.
~ Ellie Shuster

Eleanor and Family
It was with great sadness we read of Bill's passing. We send our condolences to all of you.

We will always remember Lion Bill for his humour, insights and his commitment. Bill was never one to let his loss of sight restrict him. In our many years in the Westmount Lions Club he was always there to support the club and to contribute to the club's success.

Our heart felt sympathy to all of you.