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DAVID LUTZ
In Loving Memory
It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of David Lutz, who left us surrounded by his loving family.
He is survived by his wife, Rose; her children, Brandi, Joey (Crystal), and Jordan (Baillie); as well as three grandchildren. David is also mourned by his brother, Bill (Joann), and extended family in Europe.
Born on June 26 in Winnipeg, David was the youngest of four brothers and was raised by his mother. He grew up in the North End, forming lifelong friendships, and graduated from Tec Voc High School. His love for learning led him to attend RRC Polytech, where he became a Red Seal journeyman carpenter at the age of 21.
David’s career as a carpenter took him far and wide, with a particular passion for building bridges. His work allowed him to travel extensively, experiencing new places and gaining knowledge in many areas. A polymath with varied interests, David also enjoyed teaching motorcycle safety, racing bikes, attending concerts, and travelling to destinations such as Europe, the Dominican Republic, Hawaii, Arizona, and Mexico. He was an avid history enthusiast, loved music, and had a passion for stereo systems. He had a unique knack for making the most of life, whether through good times with friends or moments of quiet reflection.
Though David had a rugged exterior, those who knew him best saw the warmth and humour that lay within. He was deeply devoted to his beloved dog, Lola, and was a man of many passions, big and small.
David was predeceased by his mother, Hendrikje, and his brother, Roy. The family is forever grateful to Dr. MacMillan and the CancerCare team as well as, Dr. Hiebert and the staff at Riverview for their care and compassion in David's final days.
Grief is the price of love, and though we mourn his passing, there are no goodbyes for us.
A come and go celebration of David’s life will be held on November 15 at the Hartford Legion from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Nov 09, 2024, Nov 09, 2024
Condolences & Memories (6 entries)
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May the memories you hold in your heart bring healing and peace. Deepest sympathies; The Ladell family ❤️ - Posted by: The Ladell family (Family member ) on: Nov 11, 2024
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Dave was a great brother-in-law, was always there to help in anyway, he will be missed by my family, it was nice to get to know you better as we got older, please say hello to Sherry up there and I miss her love - Posted by: Timothy A Demidiuk (brother in law) on: Nov 09, 2024
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I knew Dave off and on for most of our lives. My mom and Dave's mom were friends and Dave and I became friends. We drifted apart in later years due to health reasons of mine. I thought of Dave often and hoped for him to do well. I was happy for him and his marriage Dave deserved and earned himself a great life. See you on the other side my old friend. - Posted by: Peter Davis (Friend) on: Nov 09, 2024
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We met in 1976 on the new library downtown working with PCL and stayed friends till now, we were like brothers I will miss u old friend - Posted by: carmen aiello (friend from construction days 50 year friendship i will miss u old friend) on: Nov 09, 2024
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I’m going to miss my old friend. Our breakfasts together and our many discussions about football which we both loved. R.I.P. my brother - Posted by: Rick Martinson (Friend ) on: Nov 09, 2024
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To Bill and Jo Ann, my deepest condolences in your recent loss. May his memory forever live on in your hearts. To Rose and family, may the love and support of family and friends be with you every moment in the days ahead. 🙏🏻🦋 Geri Murash - Posted by: Geri Murash (Acquaintance) on: Nov 09, 2024
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