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EUGENE SLEEMAN
Eugene (Sonny) Sleeman passed away peacefully with his family by his side on January 17, 2024 at Golden Door Personal Care home at the age of 78.
Dad was predeceased by his loving wife, Marcia Sleeman (Joseph); parents, Ollie and Garnet Sleeman.
Sonny will be lovingly remembered by his daughter, Lonnie (Nathan), son Garnet, granddaughter, Calista (Omesh) and grandson, Brandon.
Dad was a kind and patient man. He will be greatly missed by all that knew him.
Arrangements by Cropo Funeral home. Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, January 27, 2024 at 1:00 p.m., 1442 Main Street.
As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Jan 20, 2024, Jan 20, 2024
Condolences & Memories (4 entries)
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Sonny always was smiling and made us all laugh at Club 60. It was a joy to see him and we knew it would a fun shift when he was there which was everyday. Rest in peace Sonny. - Posted by: David Morrison (Co-worker/ friend ) on: Jan 21, 2024
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Sonny is a Major roll player in the History of Pine Falls. He was a Father to so many kids he would hire at Sonny's Chicken House. Everyone that worked for Sonny would say he was the best Boss ever. At a drop of a hat he would be there to pitch in, especially at the Arena. Stripping and sealing the Lobby floor at night. My most memorable experience with Sonny was when I broke my ankle playing Jr.B hockey. Sonny was the first one to jump on the ice. And to grin and bear the pain he took off his glove and shoved it in my mouth threw me in a van and took me to the ER. RIP my friend you made a difference in so many peoples lives. - Posted by: Ian Cyr (Mentor) on: Jan 20, 2024
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Our deepest condolences to Lonnie and Garnet and your family. Sonny would always bring some laughter and light to a family gathering. He will be missed by many and loved by all. - Posted by: Barry and Kimberley Jackiw (Cousin) on: Jan 20, 2024
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First off condolences to Lonnie, Garnett and family. The world really lost a wonderful human being. I cannot remember which year it was but Sonny first moved to Pine falls in the early 1970s. Through their love of playing poker and other card games as well as the perfect meal him and my father became fast Friends. In my father's later years Sonny really went above and beyond the call of duty looking out for my father like an older brother despite the 18 year age difference. I can think of many wonderful and happy stories about Sonny's, my late father's and Len Romano's trips to the casino, various restaurants as well as grocery stores. Thank you Sonny for looking out for my father as well as a few other older folks. It was not unappreciated or forgotten. Gary DeLuca. - Posted by: Gary DeLuca (Former Pine Falls acquaintance ) on: Jan 20, 2024
