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AMY SWINTON
With sadness the family announces the unexpected passing of Amy on February 24, 2024, at the Selkirk Hospital at the age of 83 years.
Amy is survived by her sons, Geoff Pitura, Robert Pitura, daughter Heather Trnka and families, as well as her special friend Wayne Wasney. She was predeceased by her parents, Elmer and Pauline (Gorham) Laird and sister Joan Laird Campbell.
A celebration to Amy's life will be held on Saturday, March 23, 2024, at 11:00 a.m. at The Church at Pineridge, 65152 Provincial Road 207 at Garven Road.
As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Mar 09, 2024, Mar 09, 2024
Condolences & Memories (3 entries)
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My condoleces to the family. Amy was a friendly type of person. When I first met her she talked to me like she knew me for twenty years. That is the impression I first felt. Very easy to talk to. Amy had a successful career working at Pritchard Machine for 26 years. After that she followed with working at the Bomber Games and at the MTS center in the concessions. She always kept busy. I would also see her in the stores giving out product samples for a promotional company. She liked to clog which is a form of dancing and she belonged to a clogging dance group. She liked to be around people who played musical instrunents. And yes, she was a great Bombers Fan, more so than a Jets Fan , I think..Thank you Amy for all the conversations we had over time, I enjoyed your company. - Posted by: Darcy Smela (Former co-worker, friend) on: Mar 23, 2024
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Amy was a lovely pleasant to speak with lady whom we recently saw at dances where Wayne played violin. Although we knew her for many years, we didn’t realize until a few years ago, she was Jeff’s Mother, a good friend of our son Billy. Our most sincere condolences to Amy’s children, especially to Jeff. May all the good memories her children have of a lovely Mom, help them through this very sad time in your lives. - Posted by: Kathy Fecio (Friend) on: Mar 09, 2024
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Amy was a lovely pleasant to speak with lady whom we recently saw at dances when Wayne played violin. Although we knew her for many years, we didn’t realize until a few years ago, her son Jeff was a friend of our son Billy. Our most sincere condolences to Amy’s children, especially to Jeff. May all the good memories you children have of your lovely Mom help you through this very sad time in your lives. - Posted by: Kathy Fecio (Friend) on: Mar 09, 2024