ADAM BIELECKI

Adam...having known you since I was 18, you played a significant part in my life on and off for many years through good and bad times. I wish I had known of your illness sooner as I would liked to have said goodbye with a big hug and a big thank you for the many years of memories and Harvey Wall bangers.
To Eve and Eugene....I am so sorry for your loss of the Big Brother.
To Adam....I will see you again old friend

For many years, Adam and I had a great relationship. He was a unique man and I won't forget late night discussions over too many libations when we tried to solve the world's problems. Thank you Adam

sorry to hear so late about Adam - I saw him a few weeks ago in Hamilton and he still was Adam - I will miss his mentorship - RIP Adam - Chris Aug 06 14

It is with deep regret that I will be unable to attend the Celebration of Adam's Life on May 24, but my thoughts will again be with him on that day in appreciation and gratitude for his loyalty and friendship throughout childhood, youth and later life.

Adam went on to achieve much success through his pragmatic approach to life. I believe he was an example of what can be achieved by hard work, determination and strength of character but with an overriding concern for those with whom he came into contact.

On reflection, it seems that it was always those happy and carefree days of our youth that we returned in our recollections of times past. One location in particular held a special place in our reminiscences - namely, the Duke of Wellington Inn, Danby, North Yorkshire - where it is my intention to raise a glass and toast his memory.

So dear friend, may you rest in eternal peace until we meet again. As promised I will be waiting by that old packhorse bridge over the river Esk where we spent so many happy days.

My sincere condolences to Ewa and Peter.

Adam was an inspiration for his tenacious ability to make things happen in the business world and his willingness to help empower others. Keep watching over us Adam as you're spirit is still needed down here. We will miss you. Ray & Mayumi

Adam, you were ever inspiring and thoughtful til the very end and I am grateful for the friendship and many kindnesses shared.

Adam was a great friend with whom my relationship grew from my days in Ottawa (Kanata) to his passing. Always there for me with sage advice as my career and personal life evolved.

To Pam Jessop who gave unwavering support to Adam during his illness and in his final weeks, you have my utmost admiration.

Finally, I will miss Adam & I supping English ales in Niagara-on-the-Lake in the last few of years.

Some people have a special gift of being able to open up the world for others. Adam was that kind of person. Bless you Adam for your generosity, humor and wisdom. You will not be forgotten. Condolences to his friends and family.

RIP Adam. Condolences to his family. Anita and Martin Hawdur

Dear Adam-a good mentor, and a heck of a nice man-nastrovia-serendipity

Chris Napior-Manotick Ontario

I had the pleasure of a dealing with Adam as a professional in my municipal government career which extended to a personal friendship. In my several telephone conversations with him in recent months, he faced his future bravely. My condolences to his family.
Merv Beckstead

Unfortunately we only got to know Adam over the last few years when he faced his many health challenges. However, we will miss certainly miss his stimulating conversations. Not a man to mince words or take fools lightly, Adam was always articulate, erudite, forthright, opinionated but with a keen dry wit.
Our deepest sympathies.

Adam was a friend, a mentor and like a second father in many ways. I learned more than he can imagine. God Bless Adam. You're the best.

Regret the loss of Adam's friendship,

loyalty to daily issues discussed by

email and his positive attitude while

knowing his time was short because of

his illness. Until we meet again my

friend