VICTOR SRUTWA

Condolences & Memories (19 entries)

• We are sorry to hear of the passing of Victor. We have fond memories of the times we had the opportunity to be with the family. Our sincere sympathy to Anne, Sany Darlene & families. - Posted by: Raymond & Elizabeth Bouillet & Family (Family Friend) on: Jan 08, 2012

• My sincere condolences to Anne, Sandra, Darlene and all the Srutwa family. - Posted by: Laurence Bouillet () on: Jan 08, 2012

• I am so sad to hear of Victor's passing. My deepest sympathy to his wife Ann and family. I will never forget when he locked 2 or 3 of us high school boys in the bath room when it was time to catch the school bus to go home. When he opened the door we all laughed but it wasn't so funny when we could not get out. He was a great guy and a good friend. I will miss him. - Posted by: Orville Spakowski (Long time friend) on: Jan 07, 2012

• We were blessed to have known Uncle Victor in our lives. Our condolences to Auntie Anne and the rest for the family. While I was married to Uncle Victor's nephew Harvey Maruschak(deceased)we loved to go to the farm and hang out, play cards and have a grand time. We will miss him dearly. Our love and hugs to Auntie Anne and the family. - Posted by: Donna and Bill Avila & Maruschak Family in CA. (Neice) on: Jan 07, 2012

• Please accept my deepest sympathy on the passing of Mr. Srutwa. The one memory I have of him is when I was going to Gimli high school in the late 70's I was on work experience through school at Texaco garage. George Onofreychuk was supposed to pick me up at 3:35 p.m. He did'nt so I phoned the school division. Mr. Srutwa answered. I told him what happened, so he offered to take me home, even though it was a few miles out of his way. This was winter time. It was too cold to stand outside so I waited inside. - Posted by: Peter Pilatyk (Friend) on: Jan 07, 2012

• I am sending my sincere condolences to the whole family. I have always thought of Victor as an uncle. I may not have been here today if he did not take my mother to Teulon Hospital when she was expecting me. I have always heard of the story that there was a snow storm and he was the only one who could take my mother to the hospital. He even told me the story once when I was there. I thank him immensely for this. I did not visit often but when I did it was special and as others had written both Victor and Anne were always gracious hosts. Thinking of you at this sad time, sincerly Sharon Rublowski - Posted by: Sharon Rublowski (Friend, but always thought of as an uncle) on: Jan 07, 2012

• Our sincere sympathy at this difficult time to all the family - Posted by: Donna & Steve Klym () on: Jan 06, 2012

• We wish to express our sincerest sympathy to Ann, Sandra, Darlene, Ben and their families for the loss of Victor, (husband and father). We always looked forward to visiting Ann & Victor on our trips to Winnipeg. Victor will be missed by us. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time and always Ann and family. Love, Cy & Judy - Posted by: Cy & Judy Haidinyak (Cousin) on: Jan 05, 2012

• Our whole family is so sorry for the loss of Uncle Victor. Percy and Ev Williams in Meadowood Manor and Lorlie and Cindy and their families offer their sympathies. - Posted by: Lorlie Williams-Marschall (Cousin's daughter) on: Jan 05, 2012

• Our condolences Auntie Ann and girls, It was great see uncle a year ago on Ukrainian christmas with auntie had great visit. Our prayers are with you auntie and girls. All our love Billy and Annie Boitson - Posted by: Bill &Anne Boitson (Nephew) on: Jan 05, 2012

• My thoughts and prayers are with you during your time of grieving. We were blessed to have Uncle Victor in our lives, he truly was an amazing man, may his memories and love live with you forever! Every time I was around him, the sun shone brighter and I'm honored to have known him. Sending blessings and healing energy to the family, know that time will heal and uncle is an angel watching over us now! Hugs, Sharon and family - Posted by: Sharon French (Great niece) on: Jan 05, 2012

• My sincere condolences to Aunty Anne, Sandra, Darlene and Ben and their families. I wish there was something to say to ease your pain. I'm thinking of you frequently and praying for you too. - Posted by: Emily Boitson-Murray (Niece (Godchild)) on: Jan 05, 2012

• I am so sorry for your loss, all of you will be in my thoughts and prayers. - Posted by: Marlene Pomarenski (Friend) on: Jan 05, 2012

• I feel very blessed that throughout my life I was able to spent a great deal of time with Uncle Victor & Auntie Anne. This is written in memory of Uncle, and as a tribute to Auntie. I have learned a lot from Uncle & Auntie over the years. One thing is to treat others the way you want to be treated. Everyone that they knew was treated with respect and were made to feel special (even the kids. If you give, you will get back. Even if it is just a smile. Always help others, just as Uncle & Auntie always did, because one day you may be the one that needs help. The more love you give the more you will get back, then you will have even more to give. Everyone was welcome & loved in their home, and I know that both of them are loved by all family & friends. There is always someone worse off than you, so appreciate what you have and treasure it. As you can probably tell it is hard for me to think of Uncle and not think of Auntie. They were two parts that formed a whole. They enjoyed being together, and you could tell by the way that they looked at each other that they were so much in love after 60 years of marriage. My most precious memory was last fall. After lunch on the deck, Uncle & Auntie went into the house because Uncle was getting cold. After cleaning up, I walked into the living room to see Uncle & Auntie cuddling on the couch, smiling at each other. Auntie said "We must look pretty silly, us two old people, cuddling like this." I told them "No, it is the most beautiful thing I have ever seen." I still get tears in my eyes when I think about it. The thing I will miss the most about Uncle is his hugs, he was always there waiting for his hugs. Even though Uncle Victor is gone to a heaven to be with the rest of the Angels, he will forever live on in the hearts and memories of everyone whose lives he touched. We are all much richer for having had him as part of our lives. Our deepest condolences to Auntie Anne, Sandra, Darlene & Ben and their families. We love you. - Posted by: Cindy Fenske & Family (Great-Niece) on: Jan 05, 2012

• Our condolences to Aunty Anne, the girls and their families. Our prayers are with you all at this difficult time. - Posted by: Ron & Linda Halldorson (niece& nephew) on: Jan 05, 2012

• our sympathy to the family - Posted by: orest anne boitson () on: Jan 05, 2012

• I am so sad to read of Victor's passing.Our sincerest condolences to Anne and her family at this time. Peter, Anna and Diana - Posted by: Diana Mills (friend, daughter of Anna and Peter Sadlowski) on: Jan 05, 2012

• I have wonderful memories of our family trips to Winnipeg every summer as children. We always spent time at Uncle Victor's and Aunty Annie's farm. My condolences and prayers to all the family. - Posted by: Pat Mostardi(Hryckiw) (Niece (godchild)) on: Jan 04, 2012

• We wish to send our condolences to Aunty Anne, Sandra & Darlene. I Stan have many memories of times we would travel out from B.C for easter or summer holidays at the farm. Uncle Vic always had someting that he was repairing in one of his sheds, be it a car, machinery or anything else that needed tending to. I think one of his best ideas was to have a number of small riding lawnmowers for all the kids to fight over to get the chance to ride all over the lawns, free lawnmowing. It's with deep sadness to hear of his passing, our thoughts are with you. All our love, Stan, Thelma & Cassidy. - Posted by: Stan Hryciw, Thelma Hryckiw & Cassidy Hryckiw (Nephew) on: Jan 04, 2012

• We would like to offer sincere condolences to Anne and the family in the recent passing of their husband/father. - Posted by: Gord & Judy Wach (Friends) on: Jan 04, 2012