In memory of

Steven Leshchyshyn

April 19, 1929 - April 15, 2020

Passed away peacefully at Peel Manor Long Term Care on April 15, 2020 at the age of 90. Beloved husband of the late Elizabeth Leshchyshyn. Loving father of Joanne (George) Kolar, and the late Nancy Leshchyshyn. Cherished grampa of Kristin (Enzo) Vaccaro, Sarah Kolar, and Jessica Preston. Devoted baby grampa to Megan, Madison, and Matthew. Steven will be fondly remembered by his extended family and friends.

A link to the live webcast will be available at the top of this page on Thursday, April 23rd starting at 2:00 pm EST

Guestbook

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Ashley Dhaliwal (Extended Family)

Entered April 17, 2020 from Brampton

Such a sweet angel face. I will never forget Grandpa Steve and his adorable laugh, right on point dance moves and the story of that dang silly Moose. Sweet Caroline will always remind me of him and how much fun pub nights were. He was one of my favourite people, he told the best stories and had an even better taste in music. I miss him so much already. Rest In Peace sweet angel! ❤️❤️❤️

April Fletcher (Sarah's friend)

Entered April 17, 2020 from Mississauga

The stories that were shared about this special man will live on forever. I know he gave many smiles and laughs to his family. Happy thoughts, memories and prayers to the family🙏

Earl and Julie Glabush (Nephew)

Entered April 18, 2020 from Brandon, Manitoba

Uncle Steve was a great guy. We always enjoyed his company when he made the long trips to Manitoba. He had some great stories. We have some wonderful memories of him bringing the girls out for holidays. He will always have a special place in our hearts. Love Earl and Julie

Jessica Preston (Granddaughter)

Entered April 20, 2020 from British Columbia

My grandpa was a man of kindness and generosity. He loved and was loved by anybody who met him. I spent much of my childhood with him and our traditions of going to Watt's for lunch or Wexford for breakfast and even Dominion to pick up a fresh baked loaf of bread; almost always they knew him and they shared in smiles and laughs. We would watch old movies and he'd pictures of me dancing to the songs. He taught me to be kind, take lots of pictures and send postcards. He also taught me and my cousins how to drive. There are so many stories I could share about him as he always has one to share it with us. He lived a life full of family and love. He ended his calls and visits with me saying " I love you sweetheart and be careful". For him I say I love you and may you rest in peace. Xo