WILFRED WILLIAM KADYNIUK

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WILFRED WILLIAM KADYNIUK Surrounded by his loved ones Wilfred William Kadyniuk passed away peacefully at Health Sciences Centre on August 1, 2010. Dad's work experience was vast. He worked in British Columbia as a logger/faller, then in Manitoba as a heavy construction operator, highway truck driver, heavy equipment operator for the Department of Highways and Transportation. He worked for the highways for nearly three decades and was able to participate in many changes in the industry. His greatest love was working the family farm which his father and mother started and operated since 1925. The farm was a combination of beef cattle, grain and hay. Wilfred was predeceased by his father Bill, mother Nettie, brother Ed, sisters Gladys and Marie, and his son Craig. He was an honest and loyal man that showed kindness and compassion throughout all of his actions. He was a friend to all that knew and loved him. He would never hesitate or resist the opportunity to help someone in need. His undying love for his family, love of laughter is and always will be one of the many traits that people will remember him for. He is survived by his sister Elizabeth, son Wade (wife Debbie, children Brett, Montana, Chase and Alexandra), daughter Keltie (boyfriend Jamie), son Ryan (wife Jackie, children Taylor and Jordyn), wife Roni, nephew Gordon Boychuk (wife Diana, children Heather and Gwen), and many other nieces and nephews respectfully too many to mention. Special mention to be given for all care, attention and comfort offered by doctors, nurses, and staff at the Health Sciences Centre CCU Department. Prayers will be held at MacKenzie Funeral Chapel in Teulon on Thursday, August 5 at 7:00 p.m. Funeral Service will be at St. Stephens Church, Pleasant Home, on Friday, August 6 at 10:30 a.m. with lunch to follow. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Lung Association of Manitoba or the Heart and Stroke Foundation. MacKenzie Funeral Home, Teulon in care of arrangements.

As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Aug 04, 2010