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DINO CARLIN
Born: Jan 31, 1926
Date of Passing: Jan 22, 2017
Send Flowers to the Family Offer Condolences or MemoryDINO CARLIN In loving memory of Dino, who passed away peacefully on January 22, 2017, with his family by his side. He will be deeply missed by his wife, Josephine; children Daniela (Jeff), Olivia (Troy), Linda (Rod) and Dino Jr.; grandchildren Hilary, Emily, Audrey, Emma, Jared, Jacob, Natalie; and his relatives in Canada and Italy. Dino was born in the small town of Gruaro, very close to the city of Venice, Italy on January 31, 1926. He arrived in Canada May 18, 1957. Dino met Josephine while taking an English class and they were married June 24, 1961. We will remember him as a man who was full of life, who loved to talk, laugh and visit with family and friends. Dino was always working and he strived to give his children a better life. Family time was reinforced with routine trips to the family cottage. He was extremely proud of his children and grandchildren. Thank you to the wonderful staff at Oakview Place for taking care of Dino (Nonno). A Funeral Mass will be held on Wednesday, February 1, 2017 at 1:00 p.m. at Saint John XXIII Roman Catholic Church, 3390 Portage Avenue with a reception to follow. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Manitoba. For those who wish to sign the online Guest Book please visit our website. CHAPEL LAWN 204-885-9715
As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Jan 28, 2017
Condolences & Memories (1 entries)
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When I think of my uncle Dino, I always envision him as a man that was either: smiling, laughing, telling jokes, or telling us stories. He enjoyed life! My favourite memories of him were set around Manitoba beaches or when the families would have a get-together. Those were some of the best times of my life! Zio Dino, when I was little, often took my aunt and his children to the beach on the weekend and he would sometimes drive by my place and pick me up, too. I especially loved hanging out with my cousin, Daniela; and of course, all my other cousins, too! Other family members, or friends, would often meet them at the beach. Firstly, we'd find a nice grassy picnic area for the ladies to hang out, and to have a tasty family barbecue, later. Secondly, he would always drive or walk with us to the beach where he kept an eye on all of the kids. When we got back to the picnic area, he often occupied our time by having us look for twigs to help start, or feed the briquette fired barbecue. My aunts made the best "porpettes", (little hamburgers). I always loved my aunt's desserts; especially, the brownies and cheesecake. Generally, before or after eating, Zio Dino always had us walking, playing badminton, or he'd organize us (even me,) in a game of soccer with him. We were often entertained by my uncle's driving, or comments that he would make in the car on the way to the beach, or on the way home. He seemingly loved to tenderly tease my aunt and I loved the way she, generally and embarrassedly, laughed it off. I always felt so good around them and the whole family. Those really were "fun in the sun," days! I also have dear memories of my uncle when we would have a family get-together. It was easy for him to get people laughing and having a good time! He used to get the kids laughing, too. I don't know what it was; but, he would have me practically hysterically laughing so hard that I couldn't stop... long after everyone else did. He knew that just shyly covering his mouth and giggling, could generally keep me laughing; so, he'd do just that, repeatedly. I remember, Daniela, pleading with him to stop, but, I think he used to like to see how long he could keep me laughing. In any case, I would get sore cheeks; but, I just loved it! Thinking of my uncle Dino…makes me want to smile. - Posted by: Mary Campbell (I'm his niece.) on: Jan 29, 2017
