LYNDON LESTER MICHALCHUK

Condolences & Memories (25 entries)

• Sad to hear his passing. He was a great soul. - Posted by: Ramandeep Benipal (former client) on: Aug 10, 2020

• Lyndon was the kid with the beautiful red, curly hair sitting by the jukebox at John Taylor Highschool cafeteria. The jukebox played '' Won't you buy me a Mercedes Benz.'' He was headed for a career in business. Lyndon was a young Tory, carried a briefcase and wore a suit to the University of Winnipeg. These lifelong friendships of friends and family hold true today. He put up with my fussy, dysfunctional real estate transactions. Lyndon was concerned about my son Tyrell, my husband Barry and my cat Starfire. Even though he hated cats. After all, that is what friends do. I was lucky to have a lifelong friend, Lyndon. To his children be proud of your Dad. Carry on. Please accept our late condolences Penny, Barry, Tyrell, Haylea, Jayden & Starfire of Stittsville, Ontario - Posted by: Penny Horeczy (friend) on: Oct 14, 2018

• Belated condolences to Wanda and family. Lyndon was a true gentlemen realtor. He was eager to support me when I first entered in the real estate industry as a mortgage broker. For that I will never forget. He was one of the good guys that should still be with us. - Posted by: Buzz Grant (Friend) on: Jul 07, 2018

• Wanda ... In reading-through the Holy Cross bulletin for this week, I saw that a Mass was being offered for Lyndon and in checking online I am so shocked and so saddened to learn of his passing. It seems like just yesterday that we last talked at the MREA offices. I liked Lyndon because he was real and entertaining and had a really good heart and his family was very important to him. Many times you and Lyndon helped me by sharing your invaluable experiences and advice that made a real positive difference for me; for which I am very thankful. Wanda, I will offer prayers and Mass for both of you. May Lyndon rest in peace and may you be comforted and consoled as you must really miss him. Your friend ... John - Posted by: John Alexander Kolomic (Fellow Realtor and Friend) on: May 04, 2018

• I met Lyndon and Wanda when I worked at Riverview. I am so sad to hear of his passing. My condolences Wanda, on your loss. - Posted by: Mel (Friend) on: Feb 27, 2018

• I first met Lyndon many years ago when he and his dear mom Wanda helped us move into our first home. Me and Sylvia were so impressed by his honesty and dedicated work...no doubt inherited from his mom/dad. We kept in touch, off and on and finally we moved into our second home thanks to them. Lyndon was so sweet and kind as to offer our son Aaron a ride in his Golden PT Cruiser. Aaron was ever so thrilled on that day. Even after falling sick, we were taken up with Lyndon's positive attitude and on many visits, with my mom Stella, we got to know him very well. Rest in Peace, dear Lyndon, we will all miss you dearly. Wayne, Sylvia, Marjorie and Aaron. - Posted by: Wayne (Friend) on: Jan 20, 2018

• It is with shock that I realize Lyndon is gone. My sympathies go to his family. I recall working at Eatons Polo Park in the 1970's with Lyndon - me at the cash desk and he in men's ware. He was a wonderful person, impeccably dressed and had a million dollar smile. He was loved by all his co-workers; he made the long work hours go faster with his quips and the occasional prank. Lyndon will be missed. - Posted by: Karen Isleifson (Worked at Eatons with Lyndon) on: Jan 13, 2018

• To Wanda and family, Only knew Lyndon for a short time. I admired his courage and his patience in all he had to bear. He taught me much, in the way of seeing all that happens - as he said to me referring to his pain: "For this too there is a reason". You are in the best place now, Lyndon.. Wanda, your care and your love, was admired by all who saw how you stayed round the clock .. almost.. Lyndon is your special Angel... now. Love and God bless you Wanda, and all your family. - Posted by: stella (friend) on: Jan 11, 2018

• Sincere condolences to the family and friends of this great realtor. I always was impressed by how Lyndon and Wanda worked together: teamwork, professionalism and a sense of dedication and humour. - Posted by: Trudy Johnson (Work Associate) on: Jan 03, 2018

• I met Lyndon early in my career in the eay 1990's and we struck an instant friendship. Always boasting his signature warm smile was contagious. As the years passed, we had numerous lunches at Earl's Polo Park that had others join in including his long-time friend Don. We also had gallons upon gallons of coffee at Starbucks in Chapters Polo Park Festival and shared our "latest technology acquisition". Lyndon created a binder that housed his pager and his 1st generation blackberry and me, my mobile office with a computer desk, fax and printer that Lyndon wanted for his car so I got him one. He was the most honest person I had ever met and he was a true asset to our real estate industry and a true loss. My condolences to Wanda, Sasha and Jared as well as your extended family. RIP my friend. - Posted by: Jeff Stern (Friend and REALTOR®️ Colleage) on: Dec 30, 2017

• Saddened to hear of your loss Wanda. Lyndon had class and was the quintessential Professional. Always a pleasure to deal with. Brian Kemp - Posted by: Brian Kemp (Realtor) on: Dec 29, 2017

• So sorry to hear of Lyndon's passing. Our condolences to the family. - Posted by: Deney & Andy Wojtowicz (previous children's babysitter) on: Dec 29, 2017

• I wanna send my condolences to you and family, all the best. A sad lost. - Posted by: George Licorish (Friend Of Mother) on: Dec 29, 2017

• Wanda - I just read Lyndon's obituary and am extremely saddened to learn of his death. I remember Lyndon as a clever student and one who was well-liked at school. He was always friendly and cooperative. My sympathies to you and Lyndon's children and his other family members. Helena Zink - Posted by: Helena Zink (Taught Lyndon at Crestview School) on: Dec 28, 2017

• A kind soul with a sweet loving heart. Hugs to all who loved him. - Posted by: Karen Stewart (Friend) on: Dec 28, 2017

• Wanda, my deepest condolences to you and your family. I will always remember you and Lyndon working together and Lyndon coming into the office so impeccably dressed. Such style. May your memories bring you comfort at this difficult time. - Posted by: Lesley Cass (Past Co-Worker) on: Dec 28, 2017

• I was so sorry to hear of Lyndon's passing and my heart goes out to you Wanda. I will have fond memories of all his help with my houses bought and sold and especially remember his hat and suspenders! I wish you well through this very rough time. All my best to you. - Posted by: Stacy Marinelli (Friend) on: Dec 28, 2017

• Always a pleasure to be around Lyndon. Very friendly outgoing guy! - Posted by: Suzanne Hall (Worked in same real estate office for many years.) on: Dec 28, 2017

• To Wanda, Lyndon's mother and all the family, my sympathy and prayers accompany you during this most difficult time. Peace and all good to each of you, Father Robb - Posted by: Rev. Father R. McDougall (friend) on: Dec 28, 2017

• Wanda our heartfelt condolences to you and the family. Lyndon was a true gentleman and a pleasure to work with. We’ll always have great memories of him and those hats! He was a good friend, always honest, and truly kind. His kids can be really proud of their Dad. Andrea and Doug Sewell. - Posted by: Andrea Sewell (Former colleague ) on: Dec 28, 2017

• We are so sorry to hear of the passing of Lyndon. Going to school and growing up with Lyndon will not be forgotten. Hugs and Kisses from the MacKays. - Posted by: Judy (Taylor) MacKay (neighbor) on: Dec 28, 2017

• We are so very very sorry to hear of Lyndon's passing. We first met Lyndon years ago when we recruited him to sell my father's home in St. James and then several years later sold our own home. Lyndon was always the consummate professional, always laid back and always interested in doing the best for his real estate clients. We have since retired and left Manitoba, but always wondered what happened to Lyndon as we hadn't seen his name associated with his mother and their real estate partnership. Lyndon was a very decent and very nice individual. - Posted by: Darryl & Jean Owens (Friend & Client) on: Dec 28, 2017

• Wanda and family, I just read of the passing of your beloved Lyndon, and am saddened. I moved to Vancouver several years ago, but my heart will always be in my birth city of Winnipeg. I always found Lyndon a sweet and pleasant person whenever we met during our Real Estate careers. May his memory be for a blessing. Heartfelt condolences from Esther Weinstein. - Posted by: Esther Weinstein (realtor friend) on: Dec 28, 2017

• Wanda and family, we are so very sorry to hear of Lyndon’s passing. Although we never met him, we have very fond memories of working with you Wanda and I know how much your family meant to you and Bill. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you at this time. May all your precious memories help you through your hardest times. Pat, Colin Crossley & family - Posted by: Pat Crossley (Former client of Wanda) on: Dec 28, 2017

• We are so sorry to hear of the passing of Lyndon. We spent a long nine months with him and Wanda for the search of our home. He drove us across the city and back looking for our perfect home. He shared the ups and downs we had each time we put in an offer until we were able to settle in River Heights. I didn't know a realtor would put up with a famiy for nine months, but he did. We kept in touch for a few years after and are very thankful for all he did for us. May he rest in peace. - Posted by: Gregory and Chrissy Babiak (former clients) on: Dec 28, 2017