WILLIAM AMBROSIE

Condolences & Memories (14 entries)

• To the Ambrosie Family, my deepest condolences on your loss. Cherish all the wonderful memories...they last a lifetime. My thoughts are with you at this difficult time. Take care. - Posted by: Cam Moskal (Friend of family) on: Mar 14, 2015

• Randy, Barb Brad and Brenda and families. So sorry to hear of the loss of your father,father in-law, and grandfather. A fathers spirit carries on in the hearts of his children and grandchildren. Even though his spirit had passed, his true self passed long before. Remember all the good days. Remember only the good days. He has lived different lives, both important, yet both different. He is two different fathers. Both having great significance. Love both because both are who he was. You all carry on his legacy. Remember both but don't dwell on the later. A fathers knows what he has been taught. He was a great teacher and you have carried that on to your children, and they will carry it on to theirs. Be proud of yourself and of all your teachings. Judi Cherniak, friend of family P.242-243 Art education is powerful. Whether students are creating art withan art specialist in an art room or working across the curriculum with a classroom teacher, art can can reach deep inside them like nothing else. One important 21st century skill we can help our students develop is that of good global citizens. Making learning meaningful for students is always on the minds of teachers, parents, and especially the students themselves. When learning lacks meaning, it is often ineffective. P 291-295 Installation and performance art Installation is set up within a particular space, usually for a limited duration of time. Installation art may involve images, sound, and sculpture as well as new technologies. Installation rely on location or scale to provide an element of surprise or meaning. The value on of viewing or making installation art is the powerful experience of seeing artwork transform a space. Performance art by a visual artist is a live performance that communicates a concept through a dramatic presentation. The performance is often minimalist, and the intention is to unsettle the viewer or help the viewer see something a bit differently. Both installation and performance art may include sculptural pieces, found objects, projected video or still images, text, natural materials, landscape, people and or animals. Begin with a concept or subject of study and challenge and support students in finding new ways of seeing their subject. Encourage students to investigate issues of Importance or concerns to them, such as questions of identity, current affairs This a to itty great Y worked on the fine motor skills and woul Three balls with shadows This project was a great refresher of the colour wheel and was a great way to reintroduce the mixing of colours. For this project students would take a primary colour and paint a ball. Students would then use the colour wheel to find the complete opposite colour to help with the shadowing effect. Students would then mix a little black or which to make this effect pop out more. This project was simple yet taught the necessary skills for shadowing. Ugly/beautiful colours This project worked off the three balls with shadows project. on for him He has lived - Posted by: Judi Cherniak (Friend) on: Mar 13, 2015

• Brad, Rod, Randy and Tom, Sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. Your mom and always made me feel welcome... Joe too!!! Thinking of all of you at this difficult time. Peter, Susan, Gemma and Mark Lawrence - Posted by: Peter Lawrence (Friend) on: Mar 13, 2015

• Your Dad (and Mom) have left us all with lots of fond memories. Their hospitality and friendship over the years meant alot to our whole family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. - Posted by: Kim and Russ Wasylyk (friends) on: Mar 13, 2015

• The Ambrosie family has long held a special place in my heart. Great memories of hockey, football (summer and winter), flyers, etc. that I will always cherish. It is always difficult to lose a loved one, and the thoughts and prayers of our family are with you all during this time. Celebrate the wonderful life you all had with Bill, ...he was always so proud of all his kids! Best Regards, Bruce - Posted by: Bruce Birdsell (Family Friend) on: Mar 13, 2015

• The Ambrosie family has been very good to us over the years and we have grown to be friends. We are saddened to hear the news of Bill's passing. I always enjoyed our chats when we would stop by the office. He will be missed. - Posted by: The Cusson's (Business Associate) on: Mar 13, 2015

• So sad for all of you on the loss of your Father/Gido. One of Rory 's first jobs was at Ambrosie Lighting with Mr. B and Jack. He has fond memories of the time he spent there and a lot of great life lessons too. Maybe even managed to do some work. We can't even mention the many times we spent at the Ambrosie home, always made to feel welcome and just one of the boys playing football in the living room. How hard these last few years must have been for all of you. You never want to see anyone suffer but it is just as hard to let them go. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. - Posted by: Rory and Betty () on: Mar 13, 2015

• Brad, Brenda and the Ambrosie family - We are so sorry to hear of your dad's passing. Our thoughts and condolences are with you all during this difficult time. We will always remember Bill for his humor and a friend to everyone. Love Guy & Pat. - Posted by: Pat & Guy Allford (Friends) on: Mar 12, 2015

• Brad, Rod, Randy, Tom & Families, I am so sorry for your loss. I have so many fond memories of both Bill and Alice. He had such a zest for life he will missed by all who knew him. Cherish your memories as they can never be taken away. Cathie Mauro (Schurko) - Posted by: Cathie Mauro (Schurko) (Friend) on: Mar 12, 2015

• Please accept Lori and my deepest condolences to all of the Ambrosie family. Bill will be sadly missed. God Bless - Posted by: Al Caithness (Friend) on: Mar 12, 2015

• Brad and Rod and families, so very sorry to hear of your loss! - Posted by: Cheryl Leach (friend (Broad Bay and Springfield Heights School)) on: Mar 12, 2015

• Brad, Rod, Randy, Tom and their families... My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Your Dad/Gido is with your Mom... The Love Of His Life! We are never prepared for the loss of a loved one, but God is always prepared to help us through that loss. May His presence begin the healing in your heart and soul, and may His love surround you with the comfort only He can give. The great memories of your Dad/Gido will always be with you in your heart! - Posted by: Kim Kozak (Friend/ North Kildonan Cobra) on: Mar 12, 2015

• My sincere condolences to the entire Ambrosie family, Mr Ambrosie was very important in my life as a child. Not only did he drive me to hockey games/practices but always kept me fed with great meals in the house on Kingsford. He was a great man and we are all sorry for his passing. - Posted by: Kris Ingaldson (Friend of family ) on: Mar 12, 2015

• I was quite saddened to hear of the loss of your father. I have fond memories of your father as a very kind and happy person when I was growing up. I'm sure he will be greatly missed by all. Regrets and best wishes, Kerry & Kim Poole. - Posted by: Kerry & Kim Poole (Friends) on: Mar 12, 2015