GEORGE ALBERT TREDDENICK

Condolences & Memories (11 entries)

• Charlotte and the Treddenick family we are so sorry for your loss. - Posted by: Phoebe and Bodo Meyer (Friend) on: Feb 21, 2023

• Sending our condolences to Charlette & Holly & family on the passing of George. We have many memories both Fire Department and family. - Posted by: Murray & Adele Wooden (Friends) on: Feb 05, 2023

• I spent many happy Sunday mornings with George and the other retired fire fighters during my association with the Fire Fighter's historical Society. His advice and comraderie helped me through some difficult times. George possessed a down to earth compassion for his fellow man that I learned from greatly. Some of what he taught me I still use today in my career after I left the City. He always spoke with pride about his beloved Charlotte and family. He was a great man, an unsung hero and I'll miss him greatly. - Posted by: Don Hallock (friend) on: Feb 05, 2023

• Dear Charlette, I was very saddened to learn of your husband's passing and I send my sincere sympathy. May all the wonderful memories of George help you and your family through this difficult time. - Posted by: Beverley Collins (daughter-in-law to George Bray) (Friend) on: Feb 05, 2023

• Sincerest condolences to Charlette and the entire family. George's love of firefighting and the Historical Museum he was a founding member of, were two very clear traits of his. He assisted us greatly in putting together a historical collection outlining the role firefighters made in support of the aims and objectives of the famous 1919 Winnipeg General Strike. I spent many hours researching this history at the museum and always enjoyed George's company. May he rest in peace. Paul Moist - Posted by: Paul Moist (Friend) on: Feb 04, 2023

• I spent many hours with George fighting fires and looking after 4 station. It was always interesting and enjoyable. My condolences to Charlotte and the family. - Posted by: Bob Joyce (friend co-workeer) on: Feb 04, 2023

• Good ole Georgie! We did have a lot of good times during our years at #4. He loved reminiscing about firefighting and his travels over the years. His sense of humour, unique eyeglasses, his land claims explorations in search of gold were just a few of the things which made us smile. We would see him at his cottage near Gimli regularly catching up on life. Miss ya buddy. Take care Charlette. - Posted by: Ken & Debbie MacLeod (Friend ) on: Feb 04, 2023

• My deepest condolences to the family. I worked with George at the fire stations around Winnipeg. He was a great guy and then helped the museum come into effect. Rest in peace, George you will definitely be missed. - Posted by: Harry Salamacha (Friend ) on: Feb 04, 2023

• My deepest condolences to the family. I worked with George at the fire stations around Winnipeg. He was a great guy and then helped the museum come into effect rest in peace, George you will definitely be missed. - Posted by: Harry Salamacha (Friend ) on: Feb 04, 2023

• George and I spent many years on the same shift. He was my Captain at Station 22 for years. He was a good firefighter and became a good Captain. I also thought of him as a friend. From his frequent jonts to India, his passion for strange sea creatures to riding his bike to work in the winter. George did his own thing in his own time. My admiration and my condolences to his family. - Posted by: Scott Miner (Collegue) on: Feb 04, 2023

• George and I spent many years on the same shift. He was my Captain at Station 22 for years. He was a good firefighter and became a good Captain. I also thought of him as a friend. From his frequent jonts to India, his passion for strange sea creatures to riding his bike to work in the winter. George did his own thing in his own time. My admiration and my condolences to his family. - Posted by: Scott Miner (Collegue) on: Feb 04, 2023