ANDREW MUZYKA

Condolences & Memories (10 entries)

• Our deepest heartfelt condolences to Dearest Louise, Brenda my lifetime forever friend, Nancy, Michelle and family. It is my privilege and honor to be a part of the family since 1976. I have wonderful life long memories over all the years celebrating many occasions with the family, that I will always cherish. Andy was a man of great strength, presence, kindness, generosity and love for all. He was always so welcoming, and had a smile for everyone. He was always so good to me and my family and he will have a special place in my heart forever. He truly was like a father to me. Rest in Peace Dearest Andy, may you fly high with the angels. - Posted by: Lucy Dufault (Forever friend of Dear Brenda and family) on: Jun 08, 2025

• So very sorry to hear the news of Uncle Andy's passing. Such happy memories of visiting Uncle Andy and Aunt Louise at the farm. Reading the obituary notice shows the love his girls had for him. He was a very special Uncle. Hugs to all of you - Posted by: Debbie Janowski Sellers (Niece) on: Jun 05, 2025

• To Brenda and the entire Muzyka Family. My family and I are saddened to know of your dear Dad's passing. We learned that your parents had the same desire as our own Mom and Dad, to remain living in their, what turns out to be their forever home. It is a beautiful thing to reach an older age and have family respecting their parents wishes so that they can achieve the next step in life. We all deserve to have the best senior life. They did, because you and your family helped make that happen. Cheers to your Dad and Mom for creating and instilling such love in their childrens' hearts. May your Mom continue to enjoy her life without her partner now, along with your on going commitment in your love for her. Jill Palmer and The McWhinney family. hugs🫂 - Posted by: Jill Palmer( McWhinney) (Friend of Brenda from (Via Rail Canada)) on: Jun 05, 2025

• Brenda, so very sorry to read about your dad. Although our meetings were only occasional I remember him as the nicest person. My condolences to your mom and sisters on this sad occasion Mo (friend and colleague, Via Rail) - Posted by: Maureen Reid (Friend and co-worker at Via Rail) on: Jun 04, 2025

• Ma chère Louise, Brenda, Nancy and Michelle… All I have of memories from Andy is absolutely nothing but LOVE…💞 Trustful love ❤️ understand and so generous, so trustworthy and kind and caring and a man of GOD… So no I’m not sending you sympathy 💐 because HE IS IN THE ARMS OF JESUS CHRIST ALREADY IN ETERNAL LOVE ❤️ … But yes I understand your grief… absolutely… But if you recall ALL OF WHO THIS MAN WAS ON EARTH 🌍… There is only rejoicing in his name… Andy thank you 🙏 so much for absolutely everything 💞💞 You are absolutely 💯 unforgettable… Louise je vais aller te visiter plus tard ⏰… Prend soin et je vous embrasse tous…🙏💞💞💞💐💐💐💐💐we have much to share and talk…💐💞💞 - Posted by: Gisele Marie A Lamoureux (Friends from way back) on: Jun 04, 2025

• Andy was simply a wonderful man of depth, compassion and humor. He was very much the strong and quieter type when I knew him, although his gentle smile always spoke volumes. And he certainly spoke wisdom and love. He was so proud of his three daughters, Brenda, Nancy, and Michelle, and his grandchildren. Andy worked with his dear wife Louise to provide a warm and welcoming home for family and friends. Sitting in their backyard, sharing amazing food at family dinners, and playing crib with Nancy, Louise and Andy will remain among my most cherished memories. I have been so blessed to have known and been shown the warmth and love of Andy and his family, and to have became part of that family. Andy will be missed, but never forgotten by all the people who were lucky to have been part of his life. Andy certainly knew that death is a transition and I look forward to seeing him again on the other side. I have no doubt he will be smiling his knowing smile. Rest easy Andy. You did a great job in this life. - Posted by: John Campbell (Son-in-Law) on: Jun 04, 2025

• We hoped to have more time to enjoy your bad jokes, the twinkle in our eye as you told them, the welcome loving embrace we felt when we visited. There was not enough time to say all we wanted. You left a big footprint on our hearts, and you will never be gone as long as we remember you - our dear uncle. - Posted by: Wendy and George (Niece and nephew) on: Jun 04, 2025

• Brenda, I am so sorry about the loss of your father. We all know that death is inevitable, but we still believe our loved ones will be with us forever. But your dad will always be alive in your heart. Vichnya Pamyat! - Posted by: Christine Ward (Friend of Brenda’s) on: Jun 04, 2025

• My deepest condolences to this loving family. Thinking of Andy brings a smile to my face especially the big hug and warm smile he gave to those who visited. The tribute written was just so exact of the man we knew. Though he will be missed greatly, his spirit will always be present and remembered. Rest in Peace dear Andy. - Posted by: Gail Waver (Friend) on: Jun 04, 2025

• Louise, Brenda, Nancy and Michelle my heartfelt condolences to you and all your family. Yes your Dad was a very nice and happy man. I lost my Mom back in 2008, and now my Dad back on March 22, 2025. Again my condolences to you all and my thoughts and prayers are with you all. 🙏 - Posted by: Leo Carriere (Co-worker) on: Jun 04, 2025