LOUISE MALYK (ROLSKI)

Condolences & Memories (9 entries)

• Andrea, my deepest sympathy on the loss of your Mom. Dianne - Posted by: Dianne Pizey (friend) on: Sep 11, 2012

• Dear Andrea, we are so sorry hear loss. Our thoughts are with you and your family. Both you and Louise were instrumental in helping me recover from my leg injury many years ago. I will always remember those scrabble games we played. Louise was a master! - Posted by: Noel George (Friend) on: Sep 10, 2012

• Andrea, we are so sorry for your loss, but the memories you have of all your visits (and hers), the calls and the cards that you shared. Your relationship with her was beautiful and full of love. Your mom brought joy to all the lives that she touched and we were lucky to have met her! - Posted by: Michelle & Jim Tschirhart (Friends of Andrea and Ron) on: Sep 04, 2012

• My Deepest Sympathies to Andrea and Ron and their extended family, it was a pleasure to have been in the company of such an amazing Lady. Sincerely Clarke. - Posted by: clarke kane (friend of Andrea and Ron) on: Sep 03, 2012

• We met Andrea & Ron through New Comers in the late 80s when we moved to Mississauga from Calgary. Andrea's Mom used to come for holidays (from Winnipeg) to Andrea and Ron's. Louise soon met Andrea and Ron's friends and we had quite a few dinners and card parties together. She was always smiling and enjoyed any of the card games we played. This is a very sad time for all of your family with the loss of your Mother and Grandmother - she will be missed! God Bless!- Love Nell and Richard Murphy - Posted by: Nell & Richard Murphy, Cambridge ON (Friend of Andrea & Ron and family) on: Sep 03, 2012

• Dear Louise: Thank you for being a great pen-pal and friend. Your cards of encouragement always arrived at the right time. Thank you for touching my life. You will be greatly missed. My condolences go out to your family. Never fear, Andrea and I will stay in touch Much love always, Louise. Pearl - Posted by: Pearl Weisbaum (Friend) on: Sep 03, 2012

• Dear Mike, My deepest sympathies on the passing of your mother. Very Sincerely, John - Posted by: John Bellamy (Family friend) on: Sep 02, 2012

• Grams was an amazing person. Going deaf from scarlet fever at 9 years old didn't stop her from graduating from a hearing high school, learning to lip read better than anyone I have ever met, and raising 2 children and living her life to the fullest. She loved to play cards, and would have so much fun with us playing crazy 8's, euchre and gin rummy. She loved to also play scrabble, and was always calling out cheaters! She loved the color mauve and butterflies, loved to knit, and was an avid reader, especially of murder mysteries and mystery romances! She was an amazing bowler, and played way into her senior years, with many trophies to show for it! She wrote and supported the deaf community, and had many friends with whom she would celebrate monthly birthdays and special occasions, by heading to The Olive Garden (her favorite) or The Keg. She also had the best luck - at casinos, playing the lottery, scratching to win - you name it, she had the luck of the Irish (I mean Polish!) Most of all, I will remember my Grams for always being a person I admired, for being a woman who overcame so many obstacles to live life to the fullest, who enjoyed every moment, and never felt sorry for herself. She was an inspiration to me, and I will never forget her. She inspires me to be grateful and thankful for everything I have, every day of my life. - Posted by: Holly Malyk (Granddaughter) on: Sep 01, 2012

• Sorry to hear of the loss of your mother Andrea. Letting you & Ron know that I am thinking of you at this difficult time. Barbara Glays from Winnipeg (Friend of Nell & Richard in Cambridge. - Posted by: Barbara Glays (Friend) on: Sep 01, 2012