WILLIAM C. PENIUK (BILL)

Condolences & Memories (10 entries)

• Miss Me but Let Me Go When I come to the end of the road, and the sun has set for me I want no rites in a gloom-filled room, why cry for a soul set free? Miss me a little but not too long and not with your head bowed low. Remember the love that we once shared miss me but let me go. For this is a journey that we all must take and each must go alone It’s all a part of the Master’s plan a step on the road to home. When you are lonely and sick at heart, Go to the friends we know, And bury your sorrow in doing good deeds, Miss me, but let me go. ~ Author Unknown Love Melissa Adams - Posted by: Melissa (Niece) on: Oct 06, 2014

• We all die. The goal Isn't to live Forever, The goal is to create Something That will. See you in heaven Billy Bob....... Love ya - Posted by: Sherry adams (sister-in-law) on: Oct 03, 2014

• Dear uncle Bill, Maybe in heaven you can walk me down the aisle. Miss you uncle. - Posted by: Linda Delaquis (niece) on: Oct 03, 2014

• Uncle Bill: You finally have the peace you were so longing for in the last 7 years. RIP Uncle Bill We will miss you. Love Raymond and Pauline - Posted by: Pauline Peters (Niece) on: Oct 03, 2014

• Kevin, it is always sad to lose a parent, our deepest sympathies to you, Jackie, Billy & Bethanie - peace always, love - Auntie Judith & Uncle Tom - Posted by: Judith & Thomas Hogue (Aunt & Uncle) on: Oct 03, 2014

• I will miss the happy friendly man that always took the time to say hello no matter who you were. Rest in peace Bill and Lil God speed to you both - Posted by: Evelyn rivard Prairie (friend) on: Oct 03, 2014

• A great man...I remember him as a hard working family man, always with a smile. - Posted by: Kim Sigurdson (Cousin) on: Oct 02, 2014

• Dear Uncle Bill. We heard the sad news and the tears started to flow as we remember you and how you touched us all. From laughing around a campfire or simply telling a story, you always brought joy to those around you. As a youngster, I spent many evenings at your home enjoying time with my cousin Kevin – what great memories I have in your care. I think of when Kevin and I would be up late laughing in the next room and we would hear your footsteps coming down the hall to tell us to be quiet. You always had a way about you that made me smile and realize what a big softy you were… no matter how scared I was…:) I enjoyed our talks and the laughs we shared over the past few years when I would pester you about retiring and taking up a hobby like “WORK”. The last talk we had, I was mentioning that I had recently worked with some of the Mulder guys - what I didn’t have a chance to tell you was how highly they thought of you and how proud I was to say that you were my uncle. My Dad (Ken Harrison) always said “you would be hard pressed to find a nicer man than Bill”. I think that says it all! It was time for you to return to your maker and bring your caring spirit back to those waiting for you in the heavens. We will cherish the memories you have brought into our lives as we grieve this temporary loss but we also celebrate your return to your life love Lil. Thank-you for the great memories Uncle Bill – See you when the time is right… Xo Craig & Susie Harrison - Posted by: Craig Harrison (Nephew) on: Oct 02, 2014

• Sorry to hear about the loss of Bill. I remember working with him at the Rail Shop on Dawson & Plinquet loading up equipment onto the railcars to haul out of town to work on the City Aqueduct. He was a lot of laughs, had a lot of stories and spoke often of his loving wife Lillian. He was one of the funniest guys I had the privilege of working with in the construction business. Mulders/Maple Leaf Construction had a great man working for them and it was a real pleasure working with him. Gone and will never be forgotten. - Posted by: Sharon Jonas (work colleague) on: Oct 02, 2014

• Love these 2. Lillian and Bill were so much a part of our younger life. I have so many wonderful memories..First there were memories from Guay Avenue, then Memories from Langevin, then Memories from the house on Traverse with all the nephews and nieces playing together, and then Arnold Street. There are so many, I can't list them all here but they are in my heart. They both had big hearts and helped out so many times. There homes were always open to family and friends. How many parties did we have there?? One of my fondest (there are lots but this one was special). Lillian's brother Ken (my husband) was diagnosed with cancer of the voice box. As we all know that can go either way. Ken always wanted to go to Vegas...So there we sat with Lil and Bill on a Tuesday...and Thursday we were on a plane to Vegas together. Ken also had a broken ankle...and there was Bill pushing Ken all over Vegas in the wheel chair. We had so much fun....RIP Bill, I know you are going to a better place. You are finally joining the love of your life Lillian and all the other angels that we have up there. You will always be in our hearts. The Big Man with the Big Heart. With Love I send you off to the Angels waiting to see you.xoxoxoxo - Posted by: Lillian Harrison (Sister-In-Law) on: Oct 02, 2014