BARRY ANTONIUS

Condolences & Memories (10 entries)

• Sending My condolences to u Leslie and family. So sad to hear of Barry's passing. I was glad to meet him and his family. They all are a very generous family!!! Leslie was great to meet u and know u. Hugs to u and your generous family as well. - Posted by: Wesley turner (Friend) on: Apr 02, 2022

• Our sincerest condolences to Leslie and all of the families. Barry was always so kind, attentive and a true gentleman and friend. We will miss him but the many wonderful memories made over the years will remain with us always. Liz & Mike - Posted by: Liz & Mike (Friends) on: Mar 23, 2022

• To Leslie and family, I worked with Barry at Oracle in the late 90’s. His calmness, direction and generosity impressed me. I remember with fondness a New Year’s at your bed and breakfast on Westgate – John and Diane Frazer - Posted by: John Frazer (co-worker) on: Mar 10, 2022

• Dearest Leslie and family, I have such fond memories of my first meeting and Barry informing me of business opportunity. This opportunity turned into my successful Business, Unimor Healthwear. Thankyou Barry for being my friend and great Landlord. My condolences to you, Leslie and your family. Sincerely, Brenda - Posted by: Brenda Wolfe (Friend and Tenant at 96 Sherbrook St) on: Mar 10, 2022

• I did not know Berry long, but he touched my heart. He was so kind, and caring, and funny, he still laughed. Leslie did an amazing job with his care. I will miss Berry and Leslie, and our weekends together. Walking around hand in hand, at the beginning he walked me around by my id tag. Many condolences to Leslie and all the kids and grandkids family and friends. Thanks for letting me help with such a great guy. He is missed by me every weekend. - Posted by: Beckie (Weekend caregiver ) on: Mar 09, 2022

• We will miss a good friend, we all had a toast at Captain Dons. - Posted by: chester, max, cathy, ross, mary, and the PVR crew (friends) on: Mar 06, 2022

• Barry's charismatic personality, his engaging smile and a zest for life made Barry one of those people you are inclined to never forget. Barry truly was the captain of his ship and seemed to sail through life. Cathy and I first met Barry in 1969 while working at Gestetner and shared a lot of memories of happier times together. Although we left Winnipeg almost 50 years ago, our paths continued to cross. The last occasion was 5 summers ago when I got to join Barry and Leslie for a cruise down the Red River. Now after hearing of Barry's passing it reinforces the importance of keeping in touch with friends. Our thoughts and prayers are with you Leslie and family at this most difficult time. Blessings, Cathy & Gerry Pestun. - Posted by: Gerry Pestun (Friend) on: Mar 05, 2022

• To Leslie and families, you where blessed to have such a wonderful gentleman full of kindness and always a smile and a friendly chat. Keep all the great memories close to your hearts. Maryanne - Posted by: Mary (Friend) on: Mar 05, 2022

• My condolences to Leslie; Barry's children; grandchildren; and his family. Barry was a kind and generous gentleman. When speaking with him you knew you had his full attention. And the fearlous curling team of Barry (at the helm), Ken, Don and Wilf (my husband) provided many hours of entertainment. Not only were they competitive with opposing teams but with each other! I do remember the times of dinners and get togethers with Barry & Leslie. I know the whole famiy will miss their SKIPPER. He was loved and liked by all. Diane Tokarchuk (wife of Wilf Jackson) - Posted by: Diane Tokarchuk (Acquaintance) on: Mar 05, 2022

• I worked for Barry in the mid 70s and I’ve never forgotten him. He was a kind, fair, and fun loving guy. R.I.P. Barry. My condolences to the family. - Posted by: Grant Beakley (Employee ) on: Mar 05, 2022