GREGORY (GREG) ALEXANDER KUDLAK

Condolences & Memories (8 entries)

• My thoughts are with you Angie & Brandon. As cousins ( our Dads were brothers ) I mostly remember Greg from our childhood days, as I moved away in my early 20's. He had a great sense of humour & as a child loved to be a prankster. We Kudlaks are not a large family & now we have lost a good one. So sorry Angie. Love, Judy - Posted by: Judy Porter(Kudlak) (Cousin) on: Sep 11, 2019

• So sorry to hear of Greg's passing. Have fond memories of hanging out and getting in trouble with the Kudlak and Chase boys when we were kids. Our sympathies to Angie and the entire family. - Posted by: John and Marge Mirus. (Cousin.) on: Sep 08, 2019

• We met Greg and Angie in fall 2002. They, along with Susan and Ken, had joined the same Friday night bowling league we had. We hit it off right away, and soon were socializing with other good friends we met there. Greg had a love / hate relationship with bowling; he loved playing but was not happy when he had a bad game. As time passed, this group gathered for parties at Christmas, summertime and throughout the year, all the time growing with new friends from work and other places. Now there are about 20 wonderful people in our group, but sadly, we will miss one very important member, Greg. We all loved Greg. He was bright and funny, sometimes sarcastic, always witty. But he was always a good friend, genuinely kind and concerned with all of us. He showed his love for Angie and Brandon. We have all lost a dear friend and a very wonderful man. Rest in peace Greg. Angie and Brandon, you are in our thoughts and prayers. - Posted by: David & Mary Anne Dirks (Friends) on: Sep 08, 2019

• Dear Angie and Brandon , Our hearts broke into pieces when our dear friend Greg left us on August 11, 2019. It was a Sunday one of Greg's favorite days of the week. He would make plans on Sundays to spend quality time with his wife Angie and son Brandon. Another thing Greg loved to do with Ken and myself (Susan) is play cards or games. Playing cards and having a few drinks and snacks was one of our favorite things to do during the cold winter months. We would take turns either at Kudlak place or Barchuk place. In the years I knew Greg he was always funny and very lovable. The lovable part came out in different ways especially liked to tease or make fun. He was a loyal friend and you could always count on his friendship. He accepted his friends the way they were and did not want to change them. He was a great artist and he loved to do favors , he painted rainbows ,,sun, trees, and varies things on my son's bedroom wall when they were born, welcoming them into the world. We will all miss Greg 's story telling especially around campfire or birds hill . Our lives were blessed to know him and to love him. Angie and Brandon we will cherish our memories of Greg forever. Greg we loved you so much . He was one of a kind! Love the Barchuks - Posted by: Susan , Ken, Scott, Shane, Daniel , and Sydney dog (Family Friends ( nearly family )) on: Sep 05, 2019

• Dear Angie and Brandon, I am so sorry for your loss and am thinking of you during this very sad time. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Take care, Jane - Posted by: Jane Frayer (friend) on: Sep 03, 2019

• My Dear Long time Friend Angie, You are in my thoughts. Our deepest condolences. Peace and Love, Samantha and Peter - Posted by: samantha atkinson and peter johnson (high school friends) on: Aug 24, 2019

• Norm and Gordie, our condolences for the lost of Greg. - Posted by: Stu and Warren Chubey (Airlies Street Neighbours) on: Aug 17, 2019

• We met Greg and his cohorts the "Summer of Love, 1967" and had many hilarious times before life took us all down our grown up paths. Over the years we would get together at socials, weddings, anniversaries and as we aged eventually funerals. Greg was always very funny and also a kind man who cared about his friends and family. It was great to see Angie and him at Christmas, and then again a few weeks ago at their home. He seemed glad we were all there together again, having a great meal (thanks for the ribs Brandon), sharing stories and laughs and making plans to do it again, but this is not meant to be. Deepest condolences to Angie, Brandon, Auzzie, Stevie, Reggie and his extended family. There may be an empty chair at the table, but he will remain in our thoughts, prayers and memories the great man he was. Hugs - Posted by: Heather McCheyne (Friend) on: Aug 17, 2019