DR. NEIL WINESTOCK

Condolences & Memories (12 entries)

• Neiler....we are with Dar and Mike and the cottage tonight reminiscing about you. Miss you my friend! - Posted by: Doug Warkentin (FRIEND) on: Nov 02, 2024

• Neil was a customer of mine back in the early 2000s. He would come in and chat about the latest electronic gadget or tv (he was into recording shows and movies). Neil was one of the only people I have ever met that could watch 2 tvs at once. Very cool and eclectic guy. RIP Neil. - Posted by: Jason Borowiec (Friend / Salesperson) on: Oct 22, 2021

• I couldn't have asked for a better cousin. Genuine and passionate about his friends and cousins. He was my cousin and friend. Thank you. - Posted by: Steve Rosen (Cousin) on: Nov 08, 2020

• Hi Earl, I am saddened to learn that you have lost both Merv and Neil within such a short space of time. When I lived at 145 Scotia, your family store was directly across the street from my house. Both Merv and Neil would taunt Earl and Erla....we sure had fun times. A few weeks ago a Winnipeg friend drove by our old residences, and let me know that the inscription "Erla's Little Acre" that my Dad had carved in the cement at the foot of the driveway is still legible. I remember us gathered around watching my Dad do the inscription.....You thought it should say Earl and Erla. My sincere condolences to you and your family. MariLynn Steiman, Vancouver - Posted by: MariLynn Steiman (Old friend) on: Dec 29, 2019

• I met Neil at The U of M in about '84. I was working at the Frank Kennedy Centre and and playing football. Neil taught me how to play squash and racquetball. It took me quite a while before I managed to take a game. Neil was a big part of the circle of friends that we used to run with. Neil was the very loyal to Bisons sports, especially hockey. He was the head coach of the APBA 49ers and had quite the winning record. He is missed by all his friends. We are all saddened by his passing. Rest in peace Whiner. - Posted by: Pad Brookes (Friend ) on: Dec 26, 2019

• I was saddened to learn about Neil’s sudden passing. He was always very kind to me and to Lindsey. When we last saw each other, he told me he wouldn’t live much longer. He knew that his health was declining. I am very thankful for that last meeting with Neil. He was a loyal friend and will be missed. - Posted by: Merrily Marchessault (Friend) on: Dec 25, 2019

• Neil was a good friend and always cared about his relationship with his friends. I enjoyed the days playing tennis/ racquetball with Neil and spending time at Grand Beach with him. Kelly and I are saddened to hear about his passing. Rest In Peace. - Posted by: Grant Reilly (Friend) on: Dec 22, 2019

• Neil was our family dentist for nearly 40 years. He was a great dentist and became a dear friend. We'll miss his dry wit and kindness very much. - Posted by: Laurie Bowman (Friend) on: Dec 22, 2019

• Everyone who ever met Neil will have a story to tell; maybe quite a few! Perhaps those are the best obituaries. - Posted by: Jerry Rubin (Cousin) on: Dec 21, 2019

• Neil, You were a dear friend for 35 years. Your passing has taken us all by surprise. We will miss the sound of your voice. May you rest eternally in peace. David - Posted by: Dr. David Warkentin (feind) on: Dec 21, 2019

• I am so sorry to see the passing of Neil, I couldn’t attend the funeral as I have pneumonia... I liked Neil a lot, he was always game to go out and play! He always attended our cousins club meetings and seemed to enjoy seeing all the family...my condolences to Earl and family, may the memories of Neil be a blessing. - Posted by: Lois Ackerman (Cousin ) on: Dec 21, 2019

• VERY NICE GUY WILL BE MISSED BY MANY AND his special friend Wayne. God Bless friend, have a safe journey Say hello to Logan for me. - Posted by: JOSEPH GAUDES (FRIEND) on: Dec 21, 2019