Victor Mah

My condolences to the Mah family

My name is Ernie Hee. I played with the Blue Willow Angels Junior team back in the early 70s. I have lived in Vancouver since 1991 so I didn't know about your loss until today when of all things I was surfing to find out about some old friends. I have very fond memories of what a super guy Vic was and how he supported us. He will go down in my memories as one of the nicest men I ever met.

Ernie Hee - Vanoouver

Dear Stanley, Jean and Patrick,

I just heard about the death of your father and grandfather this afternoon.
My condolences to you.
He was truly a great man.
I shall always remember the conversations my dad and I had with Vic in the Blue Willow Restaurant.


Christopher Milner

Dear Stan. Jean and Patrick;
My deepest sympathy, I will always cherish Vic and Esthers friendship over the many years.I was unable to attend the funeral service, however, Dean Saks very kindly brought me one of the pucks, which I will treasure forever. My prayers are with you all. Gods blessings.

Betty Paterson

My condolences on the passing of Mr. Mah. He was a tremendous supporter of Edmonton and the sporting community. I had the privilege of first knowning him when playing baseball for his Blue Willow Junior team. He opened his restaurant and home to our team and will forever remember and be grateful for the hospitality he and your family showed us. As well as, in later years whenever visiting the restaurant he'd take time for a visit to catch-up and reminisce of those days and the latest sporting issues.
With deepest regrets.

Our deepest sympathies to the Mah family. Vic's enthusiam and presence for sports in Edmonton will be missed. We have always been grateful for his support of the Blue Willow Angels Sr. Mens baseball team. It was always a joy visiting with him and his family at the restaurant.

The White Family
Lois
Ken
Jim
Patti

The Schwabe Family (also known to the Mah Family as Superior Mushrooms)are sad to hear of Vic's Passing. Our Deepest Sympathy goes out to the Mah Family.
We have known Vic Mah (Blue Willow Restaurant and crew) 50 year's plus. We started our business the same time as Blue Willow opened, and Vic was our very first customer.
We looked forward to seeing Vic, when we went to Blue Willow Restaurant or even Canterbury Inn, to celebrate Birthday's, Anniversary or just for supper. Vic would come to the table to converse and it was welcoming.
He will be missed by all.
Our deepest Sympathy, and Wishing you peace at this time of sorrow.
The Schwabe Family.

Our deepest Sympathy to the Mah family .
Vic was always a very special person in our hearts . We did bussiness with him at our business Virginia Park Greenhouses for many years . He loved the flowers and we loved seeing him each week . We enjoyed many dinners with his and our family & friends at the Blue Willow Restaurant .Your father has left a great legacy in Edmonton .

March 13/11
To the Mah family:
Our deepest sympathy to the Mah Family.
We have celebrated many Birthdays and Anniversaries at
the Blue Willow and enjoyed our chats with Vic. He will be missed.
When deepest sorrow comes and someone we love is gone. May you e blessed with courage to carry on.
The Antoniuk Family
Peter & Ollie
Rob & Olga
Ron,Carole and their family.

To Stanley and family,
Deepest sympathy and condolences to all of you. Our prayers are with you. GodSpeed.

To the Mah family
So sorry to hear of your Dad/Grandfather's passing. He left a great legacy for you to carry on his work. We always loved the food and the warm-hearted welcoming chats with you and your staff at the Blue Willow Restaurant. Our prayers and sympathy go out to each of you.

Dear Stan, Jean and Patrick

My deepest sympathy to each of you and to everyone in your family.
The all encompassing and loving presence of Mr Mah that has touched so many will be deeply missed, his light will continue to shine bright and far as will his memory.
Thank You Mr Mah for sharing your most precious gift, your life.

Stan, my sincerest condolences to you and your family. Your dad had a great influence on alot of us growing up in Edmonton. His legacy will fondly be remembered. Sincerely, Bob Tory.

Stan, Jean and Patrick
Wishing you peace and comfort in this time of great loss. I had the privilege of working with Mr. Mah when he was Board Chair at Capital City Savings. I will always remember your father/grandfather as being such a kind person who truly cared about people. Cherish the memories. With deepest sympathy,

Stanley and the Mah Family,

I was so sorry to hear of Vic's passing. I had the privilege of working with Vic when he first opened the Canterbury Inn. He was a great business man and wonderful boss. Working at the restaurant was always exciting, as many of Edmonton's sport and civic leaders dropped in to dine and visit with Vic. I am sure we will all miss him.

To The Mah Families -
I am very sorry for your loss of a very special man. He hired me to be the Hostess at the Canterbury Inn Steak House, back in the day, he always treated me well. It is a great loss. I still hold very fond memories. My sincere sympathy to the families. My thoughts are with you.

Stan, Jean and Patrick
We are very sorry for your loss of your father and grandfather. We know all to well the pain that you are going through - remember that he loved you more than anything and time will heal.

We have a number of fond memories of Mr. Mah and hold them very dear to our hearts.

Take care

Dear Stan, Jean & Patrick,
So sorry to hear of your Dad/Grandfather's passing. He left his legacy in you to carry on his work. We always love the food and the warm-hearted welcoming chats with you and your staff at the Blue Willow Restaurant. His candle burns brightly!
Our sincere sympathy to all of you.

To the Mah family,
It was always a joy to meet and to talk to Vic whether it was at one of his restaurants or anywhere else. He always treated everyone with total respect and sincerity. He will be greatly missed throughout this community.

may you rest in peace Mr. Mah i will miss you i am at [email protected] he been always a wonderful man since i first met him always positive and happy and helpful
thanks so much about being you Mr.Mah

To Families of the late Mr. Victor Mah,
We share the sadness for the loss of your father/grandfather. He will always be remembered & will be missed!! Our families are two of the many families of immigrants who got their start in Edmonton at the Canterbury Inn! Our thanks to him for making our transition to a new place and a new life easier!
Our thoughts are with you.
The Wong & The Chan Families

Jean, Stan and Patrick

Know that our thoughts and prayers are with you during this
emotional and difficult time.

Stan and Family
You have our deepest sympathy in the loss of your wonderful Dad!!!!! We were neighbors from Virginia Park and I attended school with Suzanne. Special occassions in our household were celebrated at the (old location) Blue Willow and to this day we still go to the current location very often. Your Parents and Suzanne were wonderful people and are sorely missed. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
The Jeff Dodds Family

Please accept our symphathy on the passing of Mr. Mah, a good man and an outstanding community leader.
Robert & Mary Lunney, Toronto
(Former Chief of Police)

To the Mah and Jim Families:
My condolences to you on the loss of your beloved family member.

Stan,Jean and Patrick,
My condolences to you on the passing of Vic. He was a great man. Kind and respectful to all. I'll always remember him saying " Where's the pizza"...

I was very sad to hear of Victor's passing. I will remember him as someone with a wonderful sense of humor and gentle smile. Thank you for allowing me the honor of meeting this exceptional man at Chinatown care centre.

Stan, Jean and Patrick...

I always have and always will have a soft spot in my heart for Vic...he was a man of great integrity, honor, and perhaps the most ardent sports supporter the city of Edmonton has ever been blessed to count amongest its citizens. And though Vic has now passed, his spirit will always linger at the Blue Willow...even these past few years, when he's been there less and less, I always sense his is warmth and in my mind's eye, see his gentle smile...he was a wonderful man who lived a good long life...what a legacy to leave behind...

Marg. Pullishy

Stanley, Jean and Patrick,
Our deepest sympathy to all of you and may your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories. We hold many fond memories of our years with Vic and the Junior Oil Kings and Oilers. We shall always remember his love of the game and all that he did for the game. We enjoyed many evenings at his restaurants, where he hosted all his guests with his deep passion and excellence he had in the business.
Lynn Tennant and family

Vic was a great friend and mentor to me for many years -- even before I arrived in Edmonton full time.
There are special places for people like Vic and Esther.
John Short

Deepest sympathy to the Mah family on your loss. I remember with fondness the good times at the Blue Willow and being on the Table Tennis Club with Vic, he was a true Edmontonian....

Dear Mah Family,
Our Deepest Sympathy goes out to you in the loss of your loved one. I will always remember going to The Blue Willow many years ago, when it was downtown. My friend Dolores and I, always look forward to going to The Blue Willow (at the present location), on her birthday in February and on my birthday in November. (Not to mention the times in between). We have been doing this for years and years, and more recently, invited Dolores' friend Morris, and my husband Bob to join us. In February we had a nice chat with Stanley and I was asking about Victor. We really missed seeing him at the Blue Willow. He was such a kind and gentle soul and I am sure he will be missed by many people who had the privilege of knowing him.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Bob and Donna Bala

Our condolences for the family. Vic was a great man, did so much for sports in Edmonton, a friend to anyone and he will be remembered by the late lunch group from ALCB Permit Office. For years, we had lunch with Vic at the Canterberry Inn every Friday.

Jean Faubert, Aalt Van Someren, Lyn Hessler, Wendy Leskosek and John Hagen

To the Mah Family, we just heard about Vic's passing. He was an idol to me for the way he treated everyone. My entire family wishes you our heartfelt sympathies.

Ken and Patti Brown, Austin ,Texas

Stan, Jean and Patrick,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. We have fond memories of enjoying dinner at the Blue Willow with great conversations with your father and grandfather.
Carol, John & Irene Pawlenchuk

Stanley, Patrick and family,

We were saddened to read of Vic's passing. He was truly a very kind-hearted and generous man and left, among many other things, a legacy of both Junior "A" and professional hockey in Edmonton. I remember attending the original Oil King games as a youngster when Vic, Brian Shaw and Bill Hunter owned the team. That was some great hockey. Thanks, Vic.

Vic was always very warm, pleasant and welcoming in later years when Bob and I used to go the the Blue Willow for supper. He would always come over to our table, buy us a coffee, entree or dessert and sit down with a coffee himself and chat.

Please accept our sincere sympathies and condolences at this very difficult time.

With deepest sympathy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Bob and Lorna Lomas

Mah Families,
Deepest codolences to all on the Great Loss of a Dedicated Man who leaves a Legacy of Memories .

Please accept our prayers and condolences. My mom and dad used to take us to the Blue Willow, and every time we were there, Vic and Ester would always come over and sit and visit with us for a while. Their friendship was something special. And of course the food and service at the Blue Willow was always superb. Truly, one of Edmonton's finest people.