ALEC KIRSHENBAUM

Condolences & Memories (6 entries)

• I am so sorry to hear of the loss of Mr. Kirshenbaum. Our street has lost a great person. I will always remember him for his friendly smile and pleasant disposition. He never passed by our house, during his walk with the dog, without a smile and a wave. You guys were one of my grandmother’s favourite neighbours and you will be missed. From Teresa, Roger and Andrea Miller, (The Singbell Family) - Posted by: Teresa Miller (Neighbor ) on: Aug 02, 2018

• Dear Mildred n& family, Following the sad lost of your husband and father, I want to express my deepest condolences on my behalf of myself & my children. In this hard time, my prayers are with you and your family. I ask God to ease your pain and sorrow and give your courage, love and comfort. Alec will always be remembered as one of a kind gentleman, good husband and father, funny with a zest for life. May he rest in peace and continue to look over you all from above. With love and gratitude, Gisele & children - Posted by: Gisele Perron (Friend) on: Aug 01, 2018

• Good friends are hard to find, harder to leave and impossible to forget. Alec will never leave... close your eyes and you will see him, you will feel him. He will never leave, he will be in your hearts to comfort you. You will get stronger, you will never be alone. He will be with you forever. - Posted by: CURPEN JACQUELINE & FAMILY (friends) on: Aug 01, 2018

• Mildred & family, we are so sorry to hear of Alec's passing. We always enjoyed Alec's company at the DRG get togethers. Your family is in our thoughts and prayers. - Posted by: Raymond & Faye Mason (co worker to Mildred) on: Aug 01, 2018

• I worked with Alec at Winnipeg Free Press, I am sorry to hear of his passing. He had a wonderful heart and was a good hugger! He always made us laugh with bad jokes. He will be remembered for the funny nice guy that he was. My condolences to his family. - Posted by: Carole Richey (Worked with Alec) on: Jul 31, 2018

• So sorry to hear of your loss. I have fond memories of your Dad coming to our house on Airlies back in the 60's and 70's to repair our TV. Inevitably, it NEVER did what we said it was doing when your Dad got there, but as soon as he left... Your Dad was the last of group of people who served society and who society really took for granted because, for it for the TV repairman what would our lives be like today? - Posted by: Dave Grant (Family Friends) on: Jul 31, 2018