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Darren John Winchester

November 12, 1965 - December 6, 2025

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Jennifer, Chris & Family: May you find comfort and strength in knowing that others share in your sorrow. And in these moments of loss, may you be comforted by words of compassion and fond remembrances offered and shared. Deepest Sympathy.

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Denis & Vonnie Brodner

February 9, 2026 at 9:52:30 p.m.

Lost you a few months ago now but I still miss you like it was yesterday.

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Olivia (Tt)

February 9, 2026 at 5:13:35 a.m.

I have so many fond memories of dear Harv. Jen and I were very close friends and spent a lot of time together as kids. I especially enjoyed our time spent at their big house in Dysart, and enjoyed Harv’s big smile and unforgettable laughter. Harv also designed our backyard flower gardens, and I spent a lot of time in his beautiful greenhouse. Our thoughts, prayers and love ❤️ are with all of you, and may Jesus bless Harv and surround him with his love. Sarah, Lee and Armand

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Sarah Konecsni

February 7, 2026 at 5:00:36 p.m.

Love and Peace for the family.

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Ammity Lancaster

February 7, 2026 at 4:34:24 p.m.

From the perspective of a longterm board member, John was patient, calm, knowledgeable and dedicated to improving the lives of individuals with intellectual disabilities. He was not constrained by any concept of “regular office hours” - often working evenings and weekends. To John, Regina and District covered southern Saskatchewan from Alberta to Manitoba as needed. In addition to being readily available at the offices of the Regina and District Association for Community Living (RDACL), John ensured regular contact with Association members through a newsletter and phone calls by board members. John was committed to increasing the knowledge of families by providing local learning events and supporting attendance at provincial and national conferences. Under John’s leadership, RDACL actively engaged in community building, forging productive partnerships: with People First in Regina and Saskatchewan, through overlapping board memberships with CrackerJack Janitorial, with Best Buddies at several local high schools and the University of Regina, as an early chapter of the national organization of Planned Lifetime Advocacy Networks (PLAN), with the University of Regina in the creation of Campus for All, with the Seniors Mechanism in the creation of a Respite Registry funded initially by both the City of Regina and the Regina Health District, and with the Regina Public Library to support the Next Chapter Book Club. When information sharing, personal support by other families and RDACL staff, and community building were not sufficient to achieve the needed results, John undertook direct advocacy with other local non-government and provincial government agencies. This extended in one instance to taking the Saskatchewan Government to court. This had the ultimate result of removing the intrusion by the Province into the estates of families which included individuals with disabilities. John was completely unselfish. He was not happy at all when the board insisted that he accept a raise in pay to reflect fully his responsibilities as the Executive Director of RDACL. He was selfless along with the other staff members, in their support for the resurrection of Spring Fling, a major annual fundraiser often attended by the Lieutenant Governor, the Premier and the Mayor. Personally, John was warm, caring and considerate of every family’s journey. It was a pleasure working with him through the many varied aspects of family journeys throughout the various stages of life. I also respected and admired his ability to quietly and competently carry out the important and fundamental responsibilities of developing and running a vital community-based organization. Last, but not finally, condolences to Joanne and Caitlin. We all miss John in our lives.

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Brian Hamill, Diane Ganshorn and family

February 4, 2026 at 2:08:57 a.m.

Was a brother from another mother. Deeply missed & not forgotten

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Kevin Mayes

February 2, 2026 at 6:21:49 p.m.

I have such fond memories of John, being on the S.A.I.D. commitie with him. Had so much respect for him, and admired,and loved his concern for the less fortunet people of our communities! John will always be remembered with great respect.

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Gayle Dixon

February 1, 2026 at 8:43:08 p.m.

I just found out today of my friend and Jr. Rams teammates passing. My sincere heartfelt condolences as I considered him a good German born friend like myself. We had many good times together as teammates and am truly sorry I missed his farewell memorial. Augwiedersehn mein gutter freundt RIP. Dieter & Lynn Pelzer.

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Dieter and Lynn Pelzer

January 31, 2026 at 2:03:28 a.m.

My deepest condolences to Joanne, Caitlin, and family. As a former board member to Regina and District Association for Community Living it was my good fortune to work with John over a ten year period when he was the Executive Director of that organization. And later my wife Lill and I enjoyed John and Joanne's hospitality at numerous Christmas gatherings in their home until the Covid pandemic limited our social interaction. John's perspective, experience, understanding, and unassuming presence greatly benefited the inclusion community locally and Provincially. His leadership was at the core of many innovative initiatives that continue to this day. I am grateful for having known and worked with him.

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Dave Lareau

January 29, 2026 at 4:36:00 a.m.

Fortunately I have been able to get to know John and his fabulous family through my wife and the extensive Coflin/Reid/Hogan clan. I have enjoyed the “Joie de vivre” of each individual family member including John of course. But the most enjoyable memories have always been observing the love and friendship that John and his siblings have always had for one another. They loved to get together to cook, eat, play and laugh. We will miss John and those joyful times. Rest in Peace.

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Kurt Moench

January 28, 2026 at 2:07:02 p.m.

Dear Joanne, Caitlin and family.It is with great sadness that I send my heartfelt condolences on learning of John's sudden passing. John was many things to many people over his lifetime. One of his greatest legacies will of course be the impact as a change agent that he had on the inclusion movement. With John's vision, determination and action, families are supported and individuals, with an intellectual disability, have opportunities for successful lives while actively contributing to their respective communities. John's background in Philosophy was in fact why Mr. Dolan hired him, as he was a philosopher himself in his own right. And so John's philosophical beginnings were ever present in his mentoring of staff. Two of his favourite sayings to staff were "I doubt therefore I think; I think therefore I am"; and "Divide each difficulty into as many parts as is feasible and necessary to resolve it" (Descartes). And so, collectively we would brainstorm and contemplate (often for hours), plan and take action as advocates in a world that had put up multiple barriers for the inclusion of people with disabilities. Until together we began, with John's unrelenting leadership, to remove those precepts and beliefs regarding children and adults with intellectual disabilities. John showed us by example how to stand by our convictions as he did. It did however, raise a few eyebrows at times when he would walk out of a meeting or even a conference when a speaker lacked insight or emotional intelligence. I remember a time when he made his point by banging his briefcase on the table before emphatically exiting the room. He "did not suffer fools gladly". John was kind and caring, patient and thoughtful, and enjoyed a good hearty laugh. A fond memory comes to mind when the Board and Staff were storm stayed in Weyburn after an AGM. John brought out a bottle of scotch and Mr. Dolan the "spoons" that we played til the wee hours of the morning even though most of us had bruised hands (Mr. D was a mean spoon player) but we didn't feel the discomfort because of the anesthetic from the scotch that John passed around. I am forever grateful to John for his wisdom, compassion and foresight that he graciously shared.

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Carol Glazer

January 28, 2026 at 1:31:48 a.m.

I had the pleasure of cutting Johns hair for many years! Getting the chance to talk about a vast array of topics! It was great getting to know him and have the discussions we shared over the years! He will be missed!🙏💯

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Gerald Reilly

January 27, 2026 at 6:33:12 p.m.

My thoughts and prayers are with you Joanne and Caitlin. I met John in 2000 as I began my work with families in Regina- sharing office space with RDACL. He greatly influenced my life and work. We had so many wonderful conversations about our shared passion- supporting families. He was such a proud father Caitlin and a beautiful example of love in action with how much he adored you Joanne. I have fond memories of him- and our little family on Smith st. He has left a legacy of love.

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Shannon Wiebe

January 26, 2026 at 4:09:19 p.m.

How heart breaking, John was such an incredible person! We in Ashleighs network were eternally grateful to know him and for all his support over the years.

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Erin Walbaum

January 26, 2026 at 2:57:06 p.m.

I fondly remember the years in the Holy Rosary Children's Choir when John & Joanne’s daughter Caitlin sang with our kids. John always had a cornucopia of interesting discussion topics which were thoroughly enjoyable. We send Joanne & Caitlin & families our deepest condolences and sympathies. We pray for you and John every night, and send you our love.

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Julie Atter

January 26, 2026 at 4:17:55 a.m.

Joanne anx Caitlin. We were shocked to learn of John's passing and send our deepest condolences. We hope you can find peace in the days ahead.

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Doug Scott and Sandy Crighton

January 26, 2026 at 12:51:38 a.m.

Jim first met John in 1978. Jim was 4; John was 29. We told Jim that John had passed away. He died, we said, to be sure Jim understood. His response: “John is a nice guy. Really cool. We miss him now.”

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Jim Schwier

January 25, 2026 at 9:49:45 p.m.

This is a lightly edited version of something I wrote about John more than 40 years ago: Everyone knows that John was instrumental in developing many projects and programs that continue to benefit people today, so I won’t talk about them. Everyone already knows how John would do the work and give volunteers all of the credit, so I won’t mention it. Many have sung “Sioux City Sue” with John at one time or another, so there’s no need to bring that up. Everyone respects John’s intelligence and quiet intensity, so why bother mentioning that either? What many may not realize is that John was the last person in a theatre to give a standing ovation. He felt that they are too often undeserved, and he was quite willing to sit quietly while those around him stood and cheered. So, for his wit, dignity, individuality, and most of all for his reliable friendship, I want to stand and applaud, whether he would approve of it or not.

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Richard Schwier

January 25, 2026 at 9:47:43 p.m.

In 1982, I sat down in front of Charlie Fox (the ED), Rick Schwier (SAMR board member) and John Coflin (program coordinator) for what’s now Inclusion Saskatchewan. Little did I know I just stepped into my new future. I was hired as the communications officer and while Charlie was the big boss, and I married Rick four years later, (but that’s another story), John essentially became my mentor for the next six years. I’ll remember John for the way he pushed me to do more without me realizing he was pushing. He gave me the space to discover what was important in my job, and the freedom to persue projects and directions I felt were important for the Assocation’s mission. He wasn’t afraid to add to my job description and when I would have a panic attack melt-down, thinking I couldn’t do it, he’d wander in. Calm, intentional, steady and would soon have me thinking, well, I probably could take on the youth committee after all. He’d follow up my panic attack with a nice shoulder rub—when it was still okay to do that in the office. No shoulder rub, though, when I put all the red wine for the staff party in the fridge. Sacrilege. Steadfast, calm, consistent. It seemed he always knew what to do and guided me to the answer. I felt it was a major accomplishment if I could make him laugh. In fact, there were times during intense program evaluations the night before presenting findings to an agency that, at 1 a.m., we’d get the giggles. Usually, though, a smile—offered through a cloud of pipe smoke— was enough reward for a job well done..

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Karin Melberg Schwier

January 25, 2026 at 9:45:50 p.m.

I worked with John at the Association for Community Living in the mid-90s. I should say I worked for him because he was my boss, but John's style was so collaborative that he always treated me with respect and valued the skills I brought to the table. What ever direction he gave me was respectful and helpful. He had a great sense of humour but what impressed me most was his total respect for each person's humanity. And he taught this respect to others with a 'leading by example' approach. He was patient. He knew the world wouldn't change in a day and he persevered, never giving up, but giving others the chance to catch up and see his vision. I know he will be missed by many. I am sending my deepest condolences to Joanne, Caitlin and family.

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Elyse Fisher

January 25, 2026 at 7:26:44 p.m.

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January 25, 2026 at 6:42:56 p.m.

I have not seen John since his Retirement from RACL. As Executive Director of that organization he affected the lives of many with disabilities. He was instrumental in getting the Campus for All at the U of R off the ground. Condolences to Joanne and family.

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Debra MacDonald

January 25, 2026 at 3:04:53 p.m.

To Joanne and family, we are deeply saddened to hear of John's passing. He was a good friend. Importantly, he was a valued resource for people with disabilities and to their families. He was a member of family support networks, including one for our family and his sensible suggestions were so valued. Deepest condolences to his family and friends.

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Ann Knutson

January 24, 2026 at 3:18:27 p.m.

I have so many fond memories of Elizabeth. She was a beautiful soul and will be greatly missed!

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Susan

January 19, 2026 at 9:11:26 p.m.

You will never be forgotten

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A Close Friend

January 19, 2026 at 9:10:33 p.m.

I just found out of Reiner's passing. My condolences to your family.

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Sharon Kilkenny (Schultes)

January 15, 2026 at 2:02:07 p.m.

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Please accept our most heartfelt sympathies for your loss... Our thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time.

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Dale and Joanne

In memory of Leslie. Rest well.

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Ernie & Connie Tataryn & Families

You are in my thoughts and prayers.

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Anonymous

"Leslie Lonnie Yufrym" will remain in our hearts forever. Our Hearfelt Condolences, Love: Dean, Jaidyn & Ty Puffalt, Pam Lovas & Reg, & Judy Puffalt

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Dean Puffalt, his sister Pam Lovas & Parents Reg &Judy

Our heartfelt condolences to the family. Leslie will be remembered by many for years to come.

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Travis and Audrey Romanchuk

We want to send your our deepest sympathies thinking of you all at this time Leslie was a great friend and I will always cherish our friendship

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Clint & Lorissa Petras

Condolences going out to Eileen and Lonnie, Lisa and Lester’s wife and family. I understand how hard this is, and you are all in my thoughts and prayers. Jackie J.

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Jacqueline Johnson

Condolences to everyone. Remember many school bus rides with Leslie.

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Corrin Harper

Sending condolences to all ❤️

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Roddy Rodrina

My deepest sympathies and condolences to the whole family!

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Anonymous

Les was a light. His genuine care for people shone always. He was always kind with a great smile and one for a good conversion! I was blessed to get to know him through Fit Zone and was honored to call him a friend. Sending my sympathies.

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Robin Somji

Dear Eileen, Lonnie, Lisa I am so very sorry for your loss of Lesie. May you find comfort in the memories you have. What a beautiful service of his life, and how much he genuinely cared for others.Desiree and Troy, you have been blessed to have Leslie in your life. May God help all of you through this heartbreaking time. Darcy Beck

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Darcy Beck

With deepest sympathy to Desiree & Troy, Eileen & Lonnie, Lisa & Brad, family & friends. So so very sorry for your sad loss. Treasure your precious memories and hold them close to your heart. May they bring you strength and comfort. Our love and prayers are with you. ♥️ Dick & Mavis Morken

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Dick & Mavis Morken

Our condolences to the families.

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Jim and Natalie Tretiak

Leslie was my neighbor,friend and teammate when we played hockey 🏒 in Hyas.My condolences to the Yufrym Family. Wayne Lazaruk

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Wayne Lazaruk

With Deepest Sympathy to Eileen. Lonnie and Lisa and Des and Troy🙏 Leslie was a Beautiful Person and will be so Missed! Sending Love and Prayers❤️ Lil Masley

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Lil Masley

So sorry for your loss. My condolences . Sherry Kowalchuk

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Sherry Kowalchuk

My deepest condolences to family and friends, Les was an awesome guy and always had a good chat when I seen him , he will be greatly missed.Rest in peace Buddy Kelly Masley

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Kelly Masley

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A Good Friend

Les, We met when we were young and quickly became inseparable. For the time I lived in Regina, it was you and I — two friends side by side. The gym, endless laughter, cheat days at DQ, long drives in your yellow Mustang — you loved that car so much — singing country music as if no one could hear us. When I left Saskatchewan, you never stopped checking in — always making sure I was okay. You carried your own anxieties quietly, yet you had this rare gift of making others feel safe and at home. I still hear your voice, reminding me I wasn’t alone. Two worlds, one friendship. Always.

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Alexandra Valiquette

So sorry for your loss. My condolences . Sherry Kowalchuk

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Sherry Kowalchuk

My deepest condolences to family and friends, Les was an awesome guy and always had a good chat when I seen him , he will be greatly missed.Rest in peace Buddy Kelly Masley

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Kelly Masley

Condolences to Des and the family & friends of Les. I met Les through Fit Zone, of course, in 2010. Les was a friendly smile and long chat, reliably, you could count on that daily. He was sure to ask how youre doing and what's new in your life. Such a big and heavy loss ❤️

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Jessica Sandberg

Des, Troy and families. Our deepest sympathy. Whenever I saw him, he always had a smile to share. He will be missed by many. Kathy and Lance

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Kathy Janssen

Eileen, Lonnie & Lisa sending 🙏 prayers to you all. So very saddened to hear of the passing of your son. 💗

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Leona Lofthang

Sympathy to Eileen,Lonnie, Lisa at this difficult time. Love from the Ball's

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Sherry Ball

struggled to understand why Les was so devoted to supporting a youth we both worked with. Long after he left us, he did the role that I had left. In my mind, this was a 'you can't help someone who does not want to help themselves' situation. It absolutely was, unfortunately for all involved. That did not stop him. Les was there for support, but not to the point of abuse. I did not understand why. He told me when I asked about it, that I didn't know him. The kid was a good person, and he needs help. I guess I am saying that I stopped, and he did not. Compassion isn't abuse, until you let it be. I want to learn this lesson. Thanks Les.

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Bruce McSTAY

I’m so sorry to hear the loss of Les. I know he will be missed by so many.

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Laura Faul

Gone but not forgotten. May you and your family find peace and comfort in those that surround you with love and cherished memories. xoxo

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Russ and Mel Neumann (Rubletz)

Our deepest condolences to the families of Les, especially to Desiree and Troy. Les was the greatest neighbor and never shied away from saying hello or having a visit. May the memories you created, remain in your hearts forever.

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Dax and Carey Langedahl

Rest Easy Les.We will miss you.

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The Cahill Family

We are so sorry ,and send our sympathy’s to you

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Walter burym

Les was a special person, he had the most infectious smile that when he smiled, you could not help but smile back. He was always there when you needed a hand or an ear to listen. Our prayers and love go out to you Dez, Troy, and his family. We pray that he is now at peace. Love Ruby, Laura, Emily and Ethan Cahill

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Laura Cahill

Deepest sympathies to Leslie’s family.

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Denise Mirva

Our deepest sympathy & condolences!

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Yagelniski family

Q: What 3 words best describe Leslie and why? A: Les was meticulous, caring, and baked the best hams ever!! We will miss him as part of our family and he has left a big void in our hearts. He was a joy to know, a grounded presence in our daughter’s life and a source of direction for our grandson Troy. My husband and I and our whole family will miss him greatly. I hope he is now free from any struggles. My heartfelt sympathy goes out to those he leaves to mourn , his beautiful and dear Mom, Dad and sister Lisa. Until we meet again Les our family will hold you in high regard. As ever Bernice, Dennis, Ashlee, Mike, Monica, and all the children. Desiree will hold you dear forever.

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Bernice and Dennis Suehwold

Deserie, Troy and family we are so sorry for your loss! Love Ben and Frances

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Ben and Frances

Praying you find peace,comfort and courage to face the days ahead with loving memories to forever hold in your hearts.

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Melody Burym & Kevin Lazaruk

Our sincerest sympathies, thoughts and prayers are with Lonnie, Eileen, Lisa and all of Leslie's family during this very sad and difficult time. Leslie clearly touched many lives during his, and he can rest peacefully knowing he made a difference while on this earth.

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Ernie & Connie Tataryn & Families

Our condolences to the family

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Eleanor Freese

One of the core memories I have of Les was our conversations regarding the gym and hockey. We spent many hours talking about these topics and even when we weren’t working together anymore he still took the time to check in with me to say hi. Rest in peace Les.

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Arlen Steffensen

Cherishing all of our loving memories of Leslie. He has always been a beloved nephew and cousin. Our hearts, love and prayers are with all of you.

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Marlene, Rory, Crystal & Lorelei Lozinsky & Shaunna Aubin

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Anonymous

RIP

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Anonymous

I am very lucky to always have fond memories of Les through the fitzone family and Desiree. I am truly sorry.

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Michelle Burns

My deepest sympathy soo sorry hear this

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Anonymous

One of the core memories I have of Les was our conversations regarding the gym and hockey. We spent many hours talking about these topics and even when we weren’t working together anymore he still took the time to check in with me to say hi. Rest in peace Les.

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Arlen Steffensen

Cherishing all of our loving memories of Leslie. He has always been a beloved nephew and cousin. Our hearts, love and prayers are with all of you.

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Marlene, Rory, Crystal & Lorelei Lozinsky & Shaunna Aubin

I am deeply sorry for your loss Lonnie and Eileen. Your in my thoughts and prayers during this most difficult time.💙

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Doreen (Lowe) Bochnuik

My condolences to everyone in the family. I will miss you Les. You were a good man.

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Nevin Arnie

Our deepest sympathies to the family! Leslee was great man and will be missed very much.

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Anonymous

Lonnie & Eileen; No parent should ever have to experience the pain of losing a child. My heart aches for you. I hope you find strength in the love and support surrounding you. The loss of a child is a pain that words cannot heal. My deepest sympathy to you, Lisa & Brad, Desiree and Troy and all the family. My prayers are with you all. Dale Kucharyshen

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Dale Kucharyshen

Lots of great memories growing up with Leslee And will miss him very much!

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Anonymous

So sorry to hear this, Les was such a nice guy ❤️❤️❤️

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Leanne Althouse

Our Deepest condolences to Eileen & Lonnie. Lisa & Brad. Desiree, Troy. Praying For you Throughout this difficult journey. 🙏🙏.❤️

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Colleen & Elmer Jackson

My deepest condolences to Les's family and friends. Les touched many lives and his generosity had no bounds. Everyday working with Les was a joy. His smile was infectious. We will miss him deeply but memories will always bring a smile. Krista Hill

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Krista Hill

So sorry for your loss !! Les was a absolute beauty !!

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Patrick Butch Schmidt

I still remember when I was 15-16 still under care I met les. Very awesome guy, taking me out to his gym and very down to earth to be around with. In times of when I was fully away from my family He and all the other people were very supportive and to hear this news of his passing is something I still cant take in probably for a long time. My deepest condolences to him and his family.

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George Jr

Our deepest sympathy to you and your family our prayers are with yous

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Gerald and Iris Rubletz

Deepest condolences on your loss. May he RIP. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Joanne Hunter and family

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Joanne Hunter

In Loving Memory of Les Les was a loving and caring soul whose kindness touched everyone who crossed his path. If someone needed help, he was there—without hesitation, without judgment, and always with a warm heart. His generosity wasn’t loud or showy; it was steady, dependable, and deeply felt by those who knew him. To honour his life, we remember a man who gave more than he ever asked for. His compassion, his quiet strength, and his willingness to be there for others will remain with us. Though he is no longer here, the goodness he shared continues to live on in the lives he touched. May his memory bring comfort, and may we carry forward the kindness he showed so effortlessly. Your forever loving brother Tun Tun

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Tun Tun Thant

My deepest sympathy to family and friends

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Jenna Pallister

Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time of sorrow.

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Crystal Romanchuk

Our deepest condolences to Eileen, Lonnie, Desiree, Troy, Lisa and Brad on the passing of Les , he will be misse

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Ray and Marion Cherkewich

With heartfelt sympathy to Lonnie and Eileen and family Cyndi and Ed Strukoff.

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Ed Strukoff

Our sincere sympathy,

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Wendy Yufrym and Jim Wasyliw

Our deepest sympathy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you

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Auntie Pauline Bymak and Brian Kelli Nevin and Olivia Arnie

I’ll miss our chats about Waylon and Willie and the boys. Sorry for your loss

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Sean

Our deepest sympathy to Lonnie and Eileen and the whole family.

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Gwen Gregory

Deepest sympathy to the family.

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Trudy Belous Scebenski

Condolences to his family, Les will be missed dearly.

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Bradley Gaulton

Our extreme condolences on your loss

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