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Edward A. Stroszyn
1939 - 2014
Edward A. Stroszyn
1939 - 2014
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BORN
1939
DIED
2014
Edward Stroszyn Obituary
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12 Entries
Susie Thomlinson-Stroszyn
April 7, 2015
A year has gone by and not a day goes by that I dont think of you still. I look through pictures often to bring me back to so many great times.. I miss you terribly dad. I moved back home after you passed. I'm very happy to have reconnected with you many years ago. I'm also very lucky to have had you walk me down the isle. I talk to you quite often and hope you hear me. Love you forever, never forgotten. Xoxo
Brian d Smith
April 7, 2015
It's been 1 year my friend !
I still miss you like crazy !
I cry at the spot missing I laugh at all the good times we had the memories are strong Ed
Lubna crane
May 3, 2014
You were dad and grandfather for me and my kids we all love you and miss you we drive by your home kids still wants to go there and see you
Brian D Smith
April 21, 2014
Mentor,teacher,inventor,
Kind,caring,generous,loving,
forgiving
fabricator,hunter,fisher father,grandfather!
( Dad uncle friend,fishing partner!!! )
Ed you were and are all of those and more wrapped up in one hell of a guy ! There is a massive emptiness in me that is being filled with all the great irreplaceable memories .
I am so grateful for having known you and am a better man for it
Till we fish again Ed keep your hook sharp and your line tight
Brian
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Nicole Bull
April 19, 2014
Remembering my dad, my dad wasnt there when I was little, but we got back together in my early teens. When I moved back to BC in my early twenties, I was able to spend time with my father. We hung out, went fishing, he came over for lots of holidays here at my house, he always tried to come here when he could. Later on it was a little hard for him to come up. We spent time at his house then, having good times. He taught David, my husband, all about fixing cars and painting them. They worked for hours in his shop, side by side, teaching him what no one else could do. I miss those days, wish there would be more. But he is gone now, but we have great memories that can never be taken away. I remember the time we went fishing and saw killer whales, I was so excited I punched him in the chest, and said, look whales, he couldnt stop laughing at me, he thought I was so funny, seeing something for the first time, it was like tying my shoes for the first time, something he missed out on. A memory we share together, something I will always remember. He taught me the love of fishing, and being on the ocean. Everytime I go fishing, there will be a part of him with me. I am glad my other sisters were able to reconnect with our father and have more memories, I know seeing his grandchildren for the first time had filled him with so much love. He had many years of his children in his life and that made him so happy. He was such a caring and giving man, to his family and many of his close friends. There wasnt anything he wouldnt do for friends and family. He will be missed by all. He is still here, in my heart, and will be truly missed. That next big salmon I catch is for you DAD!
Ed Stroszyn
April 18, 2014
My father, from junior, your first born, the passage of time, the distances both close and far, the sounds of conversation, your voice, mine, many others in the places we were, in my minds echo, in my hearts memory, the smiles you gave and the warm embraces in your strong arms, the advice you always had and the patience to listen to your son tell his tales good and bad, the time spent together, fishing, playing with cars and motorcycles, painting and goofing around on the beach as fathers do with their sons and daughters, holding your grandson, Ares, talking to Baba, your Mom, with a little help of someone dialling the number as you forgot, the love you held nothing back for the life you shared, all this and so much more will always be cherished, treasured, thought of and said in my minds voice as I am sure in every other whose life you shared, we miss you dearly, we know you're at peace, in a better place, waiting for us to join you in our own time. May God watch over you, forgive you, love you for the honest gentle man you were to us all. I will always remember your voice telling me the week before "Happy Birthday Son" as you never missed it for me Dad. I love you, I think of you every day, I know you are close, watching over all of your children, friends and loved ones. Be at peace, for the rest you have worked so hard and finally earned. I will wait, each April 1st to remember, to hear your voice, wishing me another Happy Birthday Son.
sherrie makara
April 18, 2014
If it wasn't for you I wouldn't be here.although you weren't in my life the hole 33 years I felt you with me everyday.I am apart of you and proud to be your daughter.I remember all the fun stuff we did as a child and will hold those memories close to my heart forever. Now I sit here waiting for the pain to go away,I miss you so much.the kids and I will never forget you
Synneva Drean
April 18, 2014
Words cannot describe how much of a loving, caring, giving man you were! Glad to have had you in my life! You will be missed by tons. Love you always and forever Dad! Xoxo <3
Tina Ellemo
April 18, 2014
You will be missed dad. Love hunter and I.
Joe & Gloria Dolce
April 17, 2014
Our memories of Ed will be with us forever
April 15, 2014
Sadly missed by sister Addie and brother in law Jack Woodbeck
Of Thunder Bay Ontario.
Susie Thomlinson
April 12, 2014
I love and miss you so much dad... I have wonderful , fun memories to keep in my heart. My heart hurts so much. So hard to believe ur gone.
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