Walter Wasylow

Our deepest and heartfelt sympathy to all of Walter's family. We were saddened to hear of the death of Walter. He was such a friendly, nice man.

We are parishioners of Ss. Peter & Paul's and this is where we met Walter. We always looked forward to chatting with him after church. His friendly smile always made us smile and we just felt happy around him. Before we knew his name, we just called him our buddy. I remember when we asked him his name and he said "Walter Wasylow - was and low with a y in the middle." I'll never forget that.

We met Walter before we were married and remember when our daughter, Brandi, was born. We went to church from the hospital, she was three days old, and Walter was in church. He was one of the first people to see her. He gave us a thumbs up. From then on during communion, when we would walk by the pew he was sitting in, he gave us a thumbs up! We will miss him. He was a wonderful person (thumbs up)!

Our thoughts and prayers are with you. May your memories bring you comfort now and always. We will always remember Walter our buddy.

Vichnaya Pamyiat

Brad, Michelle & Brandi Alexandrovich

Our sincere sympathy to you Helen and to your family. May God Bless you and help you during this time of great sorrow. Vichnaya Pamyiat

Dear Angela, Jerry and Family,

My deepest sympathy in your loss. Mr. Wasylow certainly was a man who left a mark and a legacy. May God bless and grace each of you during this sad and difficult time.

Gail Ciona, Saskatoon

Oleska, Gabriel, Daddy and Mommy

Our condolences to you and your family at the loss of your grandpa.

xoxo Shirley

Your family is my prayers. Mr. Wasylow was a wonderful teacher and an incredibly kind man.

I was sad to hear of the passing of Mr.Wasylow He was my teacher at Cairns School. I have many great memories of the fantastic feild trips he had taken us on.I am sure he will be remembered by the many students he has had a hand at teaching.

I will always have fond memories of Mr. Wasylow and my years at Cairns School. He was a great teacher and touched many lives in a very positive way. He will be remembered always.

Our sincere condolences to the Wasylow families.

On behalf of the Knights of Columbus State Board and all the Knights of Saskatchewan I offer you our Condolences and prayers on the passing of Walter. He will be remembered at our Provincial Memorial Mass next April, our Supreme Memorial Mass next August and will be included in Prayers for all deceased Knights at a daily Mass in New Haven Connecticut. May he rest in Peace

Edward Gibney State Deputy
Saskatchewan Knights of Columbus