Nicholas IGNATIEFF

My condolences Mrs. Ignatieff to you and your family,
I worked for Nick in the early 90's at the Premier's Council and thought of him fondly over the years. I'm sadden to learn that he has left this world. He was truly a decent human being.

I was so sorry to hear that we have lost this wonderful person. I was honoured to have worked with Nick and benefited from his guidance, intelligence, caring and commitment. My deep condolences to his family -- he is acutely missed.

We were colleagues for many years. He was a great mentor--extraordinarily thoughtful and kind.

Jacky and I were very sorry to hear of Nick's passing but we are glad that his struggle is over and you can all find peace.

Dear Cecilia and family:

Our family was so sorry to hear of Nicky's passing, We hope that you will find comfort in cherished memories.

Connie and Tom McIelwain and family

I am so sad to learn of Nick's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with the family and all those who knew and loved Nick. I am certainly one of those people. For me, Nick was a truly inspiring person, generous, self-effacing, gentle yet intellectually rigorous and firm in convictions, and more than anything deeply committed to making this a better world. I learned so much from Nick. I am just so sad that he is gone.

We have such happy memories of Nicky and our days at Trinity. Condolences to all the family. Jill and John Hill

Don and I very sorry to hear of Nick's passing.

With our sympathy,

We have many happy memories of Nick from our university days. He was a man of great intelligence, charm and humour. With deepest sympathy to Cecilia and the family.

Nick …a lovely human being….that I had the pleasure of working with in the Ministry of Labour and at Safe Communities…he helped and guided honestly and gently.
Sincere condolences

He was a gentle light in the darkness, a leader out of it, a guide, and overall, generous with his kindness, his knowledge, his time, and his energy.

He loved and cared with gracious humanity.

I will miss him.

A wonderful man -- bright, compassionate, humourous, insatiably curious, and good all the way through. He will be missed greatly by his many friends in Cobourg. With deepest condolences to Ceclia, Ralph and Judy Torrie Smith.