GORDON JOHN STADNYK

Condolences & Memories (6 entries)

• Not sure if I have the right Gordon. Perhaps someone could help me identify. The Gordon I remember had a sister Irene. He looks familiar but our relationship goes back a long way. Lived in Notre Dame Ave. - Furby Street area when we were connected. - Posted by: Garry Harland (Friend) on: Mar 09, 2026

• Gordon was 11 yrs older than me, so we didn't hang out. But the few times we did sit and talk, I remember him always smiling and having a positive outlook. I was a teen the last time I visited him at his home in Winnipeg. I remember how proud he was (and impressed I was) of the "man cave" he created in his basement. My condolences to those family and friends he leaves behind. - Posted by: Robert Myers (Cousin) on: Mar 08, 2026

• Marilyn and family, my condolences on the passing of Gord. I hope you are doing well and may Gord's memory be a blessing. - Posted by: Terri Krasnowski (Former co-worker of Marilyn's) on: Mar 07, 2026

• I first met Gord when he worked for the Dept of Labour, he was our boiler inspector. Later we worked together during the construction of the new airport. Gord always had the patience to teach the operations of heating equipment to anyone who the desire to learn. I truly enjoyed working with him and miss his friendship. - Posted by: Bertrand Daudet (coworker) on: Mar 07, 2026

• My sincere condolences to Marilyn and family on Gordie’s passing. I worked with Gordie for many years at Dept. Of Labour in Mechanical and Engineering. Gordie was a good friend, coworker, mentor and could always make me laugh. Although I haven’t seen Gordie over the past few years, I will miss him and remember him. R.I.P. my friend🙏. Lois Feniuk - Posted by: Lois Feniuk (Co-worker, friend) on: Mar 07, 2026

• Gordon has been a very diligent, knowledgeable and watchful neighbor who will be greatly missed. - Posted by: Iannhope@shaw.ca (neighbors) on: Mar 07, 2026