EDWARD STANLEY WAZNEY (EDDY)

Condolences & Memories (23 entries)

• Ths is long after Ed's passing, but I just stumbled upon his obituary in the Free Press. Ed and I went to school together, although I didn't really know him then. We actually got to know each other when we both worked at Dominion Tanners in the evenings in mid-1970s. I worked just one night a week. Ed worked most nights a week, to make ends meet. Ed often drove me home after our shift. Ed Wazney was a kind and decent person. My condolences to his family. - Posted by: Harold H. (Co-worker) on: Mar 20, 2024

• Corrine and family, I was so very sorry to hear the news of the passing of Eddy. I just wanted to talk to you or see you to hold you and try to comfort you at his sudden loss. I send my deepest condolences. Love you Coco and family from Yvette and family...please take care. - Posted by: Yvette Spence (Family friend) on: Mar 02, 2020

• I was fortunate to work with Edward at Symington yard, I was one of the lead hands their and helped organize and setup the shifts work assignments during the day.Edward and Cowboy Roy were the two top repair trucks. They helped me constantly through the 8 hour day. When the grey cup was being held in Winnipeg a few years ago the Chief mechanical group gave out some tickets to the top employees in their minds, I was given two, but since the home team was not in it I said I would not go and elected two give them to my top man and his girlfriend, I heard they had a blast. Coco my deepest condolences to you and your family on the loss of Edward he was an outstanding person, a pleasure to know and work with, Carmen Kane. - Posted by: David Kane (WORKMATE AT CN WITH EDWARD FOR 20 YEARS) on: Mar 02, 2020

• Hello Coco, so sorry to hear about Eddys passing. The last time I had contact with you and Ed was at Ronnie's funeral. Almost 8 years ago. Then a couple weeks after, my beloved husband Gary died of a heart attack. It crippled me for a long time but I do remember a couple of great times with you and Ed out at their cabin. I hope you can walk through life one moment, one minute, one day at a time. My sincerest condolences are sent to you and your family. - Posted by: Michele Klippenstien (Old friend) on: Mar 01, 2020

• So very saddened to hear of Eddie's passing. What a joy to be around. Will hold you in our thoughts and prayers Coco. Sympathies to Eddie's family. - Posted by: Frank Paquette, Carolan Hall (Friends ) on: Mar 01, 2020

• Coco, I recently heard of Ed's passing - I'm so sorry for all of Ed's loved ones loss and pain. I will miss running into you both, together, at the Birchwood & Sandbar pubs. I always enjoyed our chats. Look forward to seeing you soon at Sunset Beach. Ed will be smiling at you with every sunset falling over Sunset Bay. - Posted by: Cathy & Tom Zdansky (Sunset Beach Neighbour) on: Feb 29, 2020

• Dear Coco, my name is Cindy, Mary Wood's daughter. We met at fundraiser in Thalberg. So very sorry to hear of your Husband's passing. Ross and Little Lou wanted me to send their condolences and are sorry they can't be there for you in your time of sorrow. They will see you soon and send you lots of hugs and love❤ - Posted by: Cindy Tetrault (Friend ) on: Feb 29, 2020

• Corinne(Coco), We are so sorry to hear of your great loss. Although we never saw him a lot, we were always greeted with a big smile and handshake. Our heartfelt love and condolences to you and to Eddy's family. Take care Coco. D & M - Posted by: Danny and Mim (friends) on: Feb 27, 2020

• I am so very sad to hear of Eddy’s passing. We were old friends from the 80’s at Grand Beach. I will always remember his great sense of humor, his charm, and cheeky smile. Although I haven’t seen him in several years, I have wonderful memories of him joining us for Thanksgiving dinner on Lakeview Ave. in Grand Marais. To Coco, and your entire family, my deepest sympathy to you, during this very sad time. I am thinking of you all. To Eddy..” thanks for the memories, my dear old friend..rest easy” - Posted by: Dana Martinusen (Duguay) (Friend) on: Feb 26, 2020

• Dear Corinne (Coco) One of the special memories I/we will have is when you & Eddy came for a sing along to Dale's playing guitar at Mark's place close to midnite and into the wee hours of the morning. Eddy was a great guy and we know how much he loved you. We will miss seeing him in future visits to home. Our hearts hurt for you. Be strong !!! - Posted by: Lene & Dale Sinclair ( friend) on: Feb 26, 2020

• Friend, loyal,loved ,and many good times ,losing you a close friend my best to co co and her family, Eddie ,we had many laughs and I will keep the memory alive as long as I can. Your Pal Kevin Smith - Posted by: Kevin (Friend) on: Feb 26, 2020

• Coco please accept our deepest sympathies. Eddy always put a smile on our face when we'd see him in town. He will be missed. - Posted by: Keith & Sheri (Friends) on: Feb 26, 2020

• I send my deepest condolences to Coco, his daughters, stepchildren and family. Ed and I held a banter that I will forever cherish. “Peek a Boo, Baby” is a phrase that few will understand and know. (Née Coco) it was a sentiment Ed and I shared. That was filled with humor, love and respect. I send much love, big hugs and prayers to my Coco. - Posted by: Roseanne Bercier (Friend) on: Feb 25, 2020

• Deepest condolences to you Coco, family & children. Eddy will be sadly missed. The days in Beaconia, when he first set down his wheels in the little trailer park, then in Grand Beach, the laugh, the good times - always with Eddy. I shall do the dancing wave we always shared, at socials, the Eddy’s cabin days, the girls of summer. Take care my friend & until the next dance. - Posted by: Amy West (Friend) on: Feb 25, 2020

• I liked Eddy. As the only woman in the trades at CN for many years it wasn’t always easy. I started as an apprentice in 1984. There was a lot of times and situations where my male co-workers weren’t that inviting if you know what I mean. Then there were the good guys. I wouldn’t have made it without fellows like Eddy. He was always respectful, gentle, kind, instructive and of good cheer towards me. Always had a hello and a good to see you forthcoming. I will miss knowing that a good, decent fellow like Eddy is not amongst us anymore but I know you’ll not be forgotten. Bless your heart Eddy. Godspeed and hugs My sincere condolences to his family and friends. - Posted by: Charisse Rempel (CNR Pipefitter ) on: Feb 25, 2020

• Sorry Corinne and family, for the loss of Eddy. - Posted by: rick lowing (Friend) on: Feb 25, 2020

• Eddy & my brother-in-law Brian, who is 2nd cousin to Ed were practically inseparable growing up in Wpg's West End. Ed & his brother Ronny were shy, polite teenagers as I remember, but were mischievous characters and knew how to have fun! Eddy & Ronny are together again. We are saddened & shocked of Eddy's death. He is in peace (soul) & pain free (body). Your smile will always be remembered. - Posted by: Betty Yascheshyn (Cousin by marriage) on: Feb 25, 2020

• My deepest condolences to Coco and families. I’m so sorry to hear of such a great loss. I will always remember Eddie’s warm and welcoming smile when I would cross paths with him. May he rest in a better place with the angels watching over him. - Posted by: Shelley Grahame (Friend) on: Feb 25, 2020

• So sad to hear if Eddy’s passing. Another legend of summers growing up at Grand Beach. Oh the good times we had partying in that silver trailer he had located besides PlayLand at Grand Beach(Marais) listening to Alice Cooper classics. In recent years Eddy always made a point to say hi to me whenever we crossed paths. He would pick me out of the crowd on Grand Beach and come and say Hi. We always had our season tickets located on the second steps at Grand Beach gazing out at the crowd back in the 70’s and 80’s. Going to miss crossing paths with Eddy boy! Rest In Peace my Friend. Jr. - Posted by: Junior Mazepa (Friend) on: Feb 25, 2020

• My Deepest condolences to Coco and Family. Eddy was a good person, liked his humor and laughter, will miss him @ the lake having the occasional drink together and chatting about PV and the shopping experience with him and Coco. Good by my Friend may you rest now! - Posted by: Phil Verplaetse (Friend) on: Feb 25, 2020

• My deepest condolences to Coco and the families. I first remember Eddy when he had his trailer beside Playland. I worked with Eddy at CN. Eddy's laughter could fill a room. My Mom and Dad (Shirley & Gord) would come home from the Birchwood and talk for hours about Eddy & Coco sitting with them. They thought the world of you two. I'm so sorry I'm unable to attend. I am at one of Eddy's Mexico spots in Puerto Vallarta. Prayers and Hugs to Coco and families. Eddy will truly be missed. - Posted by: Laureen Boyd (Friend) on: Feb 25, 2020

• Edward was a great guy, and will be missed by many. He was a hard worker, and the best brother in law a guy good ask for. Edward had many friends and was respected by all. Edward you will always be in our hearts. R. I. P. Bro. - Posted by: Felix Nawankiewicz (Brother - in- law) on: Feb 25, 2020

• I am so sorry to hear about Eddy’s passing. My thoughts and prayers to Coco and all his family and friends. I always enjoyed seeing Eddy at the lake. He was always smiling and so very happy to see me whenever we ran into each other. I will toast to you my friend here in beautiful Isla Mujeres a place that you loved. You will be missed my friend. RIP Eddy. - Posted by: MAGGIE Colvin (Friend) on: Feb 25, 2020