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DANIEL J. TYSZ (DAN)

Date of Passing: Jan 25, 2022

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DANIEL J. TYSZ
1946 - 2022


It is with great sadness that I announce the passing of my husband, Dan Tysz, after a brief cancer-related illness on January 25, 2022.
Dan is survived by his wife Linda, brother-in-law Ken Lucko (Joan), sister-in-law Bernice Lucko, Aunt Helen Masynk, and their extended families. Dan was predeceased by his parents, Jack and Stephanie Tysz; and brother-in-law Alan Lucko. Dan is also being missed by Archie and Joey, his fur babies.
Dan's career at MTS began with driving a forklift, going to pole climbing school (not a big success) and moving on to working at numerous exchanges. After a number of years he ventured into the Sales and Marketing Division of the company, and later moved up to corporate sales. He was very conscientious and knowledgeable of the product he was selling. Dan was able to retire at age 51 with bridging his salary. He was overjoyed.
Friends were very important to Dan. He maintained friendships with high school buddies and colleagues from the early working days at MTS. He especially looked forward to having good friends, Judy and Roger, out at the lake.
Hobbies were a huge part of Dan's life. They included making pine furniture, carving fish from pine, building model airplanes, designing a complex model railroad layout, and repurposing model cars to slot cars. He was never bored and could always find something to work on.
Over the years Dan purchased many cars and has pictures of every one! He was in his element when ordering a new vehicle. His latest acquisition was a 2019 red corvette stingray. He loved that car!
Lake life was an integral part of Dan's life. It all started in Lac Du Bonnet and then Lake of the Woods. Dan helped build the cabin on Cameron Island, he became involved with The Royal Lake of the Woods Yacht Club, and served on the board of directors as Harbor Master. After selling and buying our neighbor's property, Dan decided 18 years of Island living was enough and bought a road access beautiful home on the Storm Bay Road.


A life well lived.


I would like to give a special thanks to the navigation team at CancerCare, to the staff at Urgent Care and N4 at Victoria Hospital for their kindness and excellent care.
A Celebration of Life service will be announced when it is safe to do so.
In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to a pet shelter of your choice.


GREEN ACRES
Funeral Home and Cemetery
(204) 222-3241
Condolences may be sent to
www.greenacresfuneralhome.com


As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Jan 29, 2022

Condolences & Memories (8 entries)

  • Dear Linda and Family, so sorry to hear about Dan, thoughts are with you during this difficult time. I too was a work colleague of Dan's at Stentor and very much enjoyed his sense of humour and fun loving attitude. I remember his fear of flying so he drove to Ottawa for a team meeting and conference - Wow, I would have loved to have been on that road trip. I know he truly loved time at the lake and seems to have lived a very rewarding and giving life. Condolences to all. - Posted by: Jack Smart (Friend) on: Feb 01, 2022

  • Oh my! I was just talking about Dan the other day. We used to work beside one another at Stentor back in the 90's. Dan had the best one-liner responses ever! Whenever I would say something like "Wow, what a small world!", Dan would pipe up with "Wouldn't want to paint it!". There were many many others but that was one of may favorites. It was a real pleasure to work with Dan for that brief period of time. Reading about his life, family, friends and hobbies, it looks like he had a great time. What a treasure of a guy. Sorry for your loss. - Posted by: Karen Purdy (Former coworker (Stentor/MTS)) on: Jan 31, 2022

  • Please accept my sincere sympathy and love Linda Am sorry you and Dan had such a rough few weeks Wish I could have helped There will be some bad days and am hoping you will count on me to help with those bad days TAKE CARE of yourself - Posted by: bernice lucko (sister in law) on: Jan 30, 2022

  • We had so many good times at the Tysz cabin in Lac Du Bonnet. So many good memories. So sorry for your loss Linda. - Posted by: Don & Iris Hawryluk (Friends) on: Jan 30, 2022

  • My condolences to Dan’s family. Dan and I worked together for MTS at Alpine Exchange. We had many good times working the midnight shifts - Posted by: Garry Pospishell (Coworker ) on: Jan 29, 2022

  • A real great guy. One of my favorite memories is Dan driving me to Kenora in his Corvette. A big thrill for me. Condolences Linda--Corrie - Posted by: Corrie Van Dyke (friend) on: Jan 29, 2022

  • Linda I am so very sorry for the loss of your husband Dan. Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers! I enjoyed your company and stories of your beautiful cottage when we taught together. Penny - Posted by: Penny Berntt (Friend) on: Jan 29, 2022

  • A friend since high school (that's a long time) ; lot's of fun racing our "muscle cars" ; our twice a year fishing derbies Monday at my cottage Tuesday at Dan's. The fish were safe ; beer cans were not. Lots of great memories. - Posted by: Don Hay (friend) on: Jan 29, 2022

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