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STANLEY JOSEPH HABINSKI

Date of Passing: Mar 07, 2005

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STANLEY JOSEPH HABINSKI Peacefully on March 7, 2005 at Riverview Heath Centre in Winnipeg, after a lengthy illness and one day before his 56th birthday Stan passed away. At the time of his death, Stan left behind his beloved father Kasmer Joseph Habinski, of Winnipeg, his only sister Wanda Pucci, her husband Flemming Stidsen and their son (Stan's only nephew) Adam Stidsen all of Waterdown, ON. Stan will be especially missed by Gerald Ostry, husband of the late Jenny Ostry who was Stan's Godmother and who faithfully visited and celebrated Stan's yearly birthday with him throughout his illness. Stan also leaves behind many uncles, aunts and cousins. Stan was predeceased by his loving mother Helen in 1986. His father Kasmer Joseph Habinski joined him on August 18, 2005. Stan graduated from Red River Community College. In 1973 he gained employment with CN Rail and transferred to Saskatoon, SK to pursue his career. In 1993 Stan moved back to Winnipeg to care for his ailing father. Stan's passions included reading, socializing and travel. A joint prayer service and memorial mass will be celebrated along with his father's, Kasmer Joseph Habinski. CROPO FUNERAL CHAPEL 586-8044

As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Aug 23, 2005

Condolences & Memories (2 entries)

  • After leaving Winnipeg in the mid-1970s myself, every time I visited Winnipeg I tried to track Stanley down. Yet irony of ironies, it appears that from the mid-1980s on, we both unknowingly lived in the same city. He was a great conversationalist with a commonsense, no bullshit perspective. There are so many stories and activities we could have shared, and I am sad that we did not know of each other's presence in Saskatoon. - Posted by: Karl Pfeifer (friend from our university days at the U of manitoba) on: Nov 05, 2021

  • Stanley was a good friend of mine. Drove me crazy but I loved him for it. He left us a long time ago and it pleases me that he has finally seen fit to go home. He never knew when he had worn out his welcome. I miss him. - Posted by: Bruce Geske (Friend) on: Sep 15, 2005

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