BRUNO FISCHER -

Condolences & Memories (15 entries)

• Sesame Street will not be the same without Bruno. I will miss seeing Bruno riding his bike, enjoying his summer with his grandchildren and just his wonderful personality. Our condolences to Lee, his girls, son-in-laws and grandchildren. - Posted by: Sandra & Rod Cline (Friend at Camp Neustadt) on: Mar 01, 2012

• Bruno was a kind, thoughtful and life affirming man. He lived for the day and brought a zest to whatever challenged him. He loved to swim in the open waters of Lake Winnipeg, regardless of the temperature! - a trait that I respected. He loved his wife and daughters and extended family. They all made him smile. No doubt that right now he is asking what he can do to help.... - Posted by: Martin () on: Feb 01, 2012

• We had the pleasure of meeting Korina’s Dad a few times in his visits to Quebec City. Truth be told that, as spirited and lively as Korina’s household can be, one can't argue with the fact that having her Dad in the house definitely brought it up a notch or two. It was truly great to enjoy his laughter and warm spirit. What a wonderful person he must have been to grow up with and love. We would like to extend our most sincere condolences to Bruno’s family and friends. He will be deeply missed. But we do take confort in knowing that Bruno instilled in his family and loved ones the values, strength and unity to help carry such a regrettable loss. On pense à vous... - Posted by: Bruce and Sophie (Friends of Korina and her family) on: Jan 30, 2012

• Oh Lord grant perfect peace among the holy and pure, in Your shelering Presence, to the soul of our beloved who has gone to his eternal home. May his memory endure as inspiration for deeds of chaity and goodness in our lives. May his soul thus be bound up in the bond of life. May he rest in peace. - Posted by: David H. Wilder (Accountant) on: Jan 23, 2012

• I remember your Dad's warm heart and sparkling eyes; he always had a friendly smile and enjoyed a good laugh. I especially remember during those early days at U of M where he worked; his knowing nods and presence there always lifted the spirit. His was a quiet wisdom. Love to you all, Glenys. - Posted by: Glenys Vanstone (friend of Christina) on: Jan 20, 2012

• Bruno, you will be missed. Sincere sympathy to Lee, the girls and their families. - Posted by: Allen and Laura Isleifson () on: Jan 19, 2012

• I have fond memories growing up with cousin Bruno, we spent many happy times together. Life changed and with my family (The Koszek's) we emigrated to Australia. Childhood memories do not fade they get stronger with age. Our deepest sympathy to Elli, Kristina (John),Korina (Stephane) and their families. From Stefan, Diane Koszek and Children - Posted by: Stefan (Bubi) Koszek (first cousins) on: Jan 19, 2012

• I knew Bruno from attending the same church, Gloria Dei Lutheran, for quite a few years. I always found Bruno to be quick to smile and always had something positive to say. He was a very proud father of his two lovely daughters, and a devoted husband to his wonderful wife, Lee. Bruno, you will be missed. My prayers are for Lee, the girls, and their families. Please take care. - Posted by: Karen Isleifson Buechler () on: Jan 18, 2012

• Our prayers are with Bruno Fischer and his family. It is always too soon, but as with the Faith it is till we see each other again (Aufwiedersehn). He will be well remembered for his gentleness and kindness. - Posted by: Frank Unger (Aqauintance) on: Jan 18, 2012

• Hello, I did not know Bruno Fischer personally, but I am a friend of his daughter Korina. Korina is a warm, generous, dedicated and optmistic person, and I am lucky to have her as a friend. I know this reflects how she was raised by her parents and the values Bruno transmitted to her. Korina, I am thinking about you. Your friend Josée - Posted by: Josée Morin (friend of Korina Fischer) on: Jan 18, 2012

• We would like to send you all our condolences and we will keep him and you in our thoughts and prayers. With love, Maurice, Marlies, Nienke and Dennis (NL) - Posted by: Maurice, Marlies, Nienke and Dennis (Brother of John jr) on: Jan 18, 2012

• There are so many memories like the late night kanasta parties with my parents while us kids played downstairs and eventually fell asleep. As a kid, I was there for sleepovers, birthdays and many special occassions. I will always remember the amazing Boxing Day brunches, fun times at the lake and how I was always made to feel like part of the family. I love you all and I pray that God will provide you with the courage and strength that you need. I know how close you all were and that he will be greatly missed, but he lives in our hearts and our memories and I bet you my dad was there to greet him with open arms. Xoxo - Posted by: Sherril Martin (lifelong family friend) on: Jan 18, 2012

• May your recollections of Uncle Bruno's smile, his laugh and his gentle way assuage the pain his passing causes. Uncle Bruno was one one the most wonderful men I have ever known and I am blessed to have had him in my life. Aunt Elli, Chris, Cori and families; Take the very, very best of care and know that you are in our hearts, in our thoughts and in our prayers. Love always, Kevin and Karen - Posted by: Kevin and Karen Szol (Nephew) on: Jan 17, 2012

• We will never forget this sympathetic man. For his wife Lee he was a a very good husband. He was a good father and grandfather. A good friend and a great family man, who was always prepared to help you. - Posted by: Henny & John Verberk Senior (Parents of John Junior) on: Jan 17, 2012

• We wish you a lot of strength in these difficult times. May God help you to carry this loss. You will all be in our minds. Lots of love, Christina, Berend, Tim en Karlijn Stokkermans The Netherlands - Posted by: Berend & Christina Stokkermans (Friends) on: Jan 17, 2012