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BRUCE KINESHANKO

Date of Passing: Sep 28, 2005

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BRUCE KINESHANKO Peacefully, with family by his side, devoted husband and loving father, Bruce Kineshanko passed away at the young age of 63 on September 28, 2005 at the Victoria General Hospital. After graduating from the RCMP training centre, Bruce spent 39 years, stationed in various areas throughout Manitoba retiring as Staff Sergeant. He was compassionately devoted to serving and helping others. He was a peace keeper in Bosnia and recently was in Kiev, Russia as an election monitor. Bruce loved life and was always on the go . He took fun and laughter everywhere he went. He made a difference in so many peoples lives. Bruce is survived by his wife Margaret; daughters, Kerri-Lee and Kristi; son Andrew; his mother Mavis; and brothers, Bryan (Michelle), Terry (Joanne), Leslie (Susan) and Grant. Bruce will also be mourned by his five grandchildren, Brianne, Ashley, Hailey, Brendan and Ben. Funeral service will be held on Monday, October 3 at 12:30 p.m. at Chapel Lawn Funeral Home, 4000 Portage Ave. Flowers are gratefully declined. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Bruce's memory to a charity of your choice. Arrangements entrusted to: CHAPEL LAWN FUNERAL HOME CREMATION AND RECEPTION CENTRE 885-9715

As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Oct 01, 2005

Condolences & Memories (3 entries)

  • I realize it's been 20 years ago since Bruce passed. I know he was stationed in Ashern, Mb in the early 70's. I encountered him during a very dark time of my life, and he talked to me in a very compassionate manner, he guided me from my dark path into light, and to many avenues of careers throughout my life. This year marks my 54th year of being in the workforce. His choice of words, his encouragements, his guidance is what has kept me enjoying life and work. His name has always stood by me and that is how I came across this post. I believe from Ashern he moved to Dauphin. Though, we did not stay connected, it was his words that rang through my being after all these years to this day. May God's blessing be upon his survivors. - Posted by: Alvin Thompson (Acquaintance) on: Jul 21, 2025

  • Our sympathy goes out to you, Marg and your family. Bruce and I discussed our similar cancer operations some time ago, at a function in Winnipeg. He was very optimistic at the time and it is with sadness that I read of his passing. - Posted by: Garnet and Betty Woodman (Co-Worker) on: Oct 03, 2005

  • Margaret and family. We were honoured in that Bruce stood up for us at our wedding on 14NOV1964. I trained with Bruce in Regina, and he one of the jokers in the troop, funny and friendly. He was liked by all. It is with sadness that we read of his death. My sister phoned yesterday and gave me the news, and I later read an email from a close friend from my home town of Amaranth, who was in the troop ahead of Bruce and I. Our sympathies to you. May you find comfort in happy memories. - Posted by: Keith & Lillian Shotbolt (Friend) on: Oct 02, 2005

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