In memory of

Tin Luu Quach

Tin was a caring and devoted son, and friend who left this word suddenly on Sunday, July 2nd, 2023, after a short illness and at the very young age of 38. Carpenter and esteemed Archer, Tin Quach, will be missed by all who knew him and most importantly by his loving mother.
Tin was a graduate of Dr. G.W. Williams Secondary School. He worked as a carpenter for Winmar for the past 5 years. Tin took great pride in his work and was a perfectionist.
The simplest pleasures in life brought great joy to Tin. His love of archery, nature and his dogs was forever prevalent in his life. He loved his dogs; he is with them now. Tin had an uncanny ability to chat with ease with his peers and friends, his honest and pleasant personality was experienced by everyone he met.
Tin was a devoted son and is survived by his heartbroken mother, Phung Quach. May he rest forever in peace.

Guestbook

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Charles Doorley (Co-worker)

Entered July 6, 2023 from Winmar

My deepest condolence to Phung and family on the sudden and tragic passing of your son at such a young age. I had the pleasure of knowing & working with Tin since he joined Winmar, and his passing is a huge shock and loss to everyone.
It shows how precious life is and that we should try to cherish it always.
Again, my family and I wish to extend our deepest sympathy.
Charlie, Mo, Cierra and Sadhbh

Jack Dawe (Archery friend)

Entered July 6, 2023 from YCB

RIP Tin
You will be missed 😢

Wayne Woodcock (Friend)

Entered July 6, 2023 from Omemee

Tin,
I hope you find that "extra middle" you always looked for in paradise.
You always had a way of making me smile and had a wonderful laugh that filled others with joy.
You will always be missed and I'll see you on the other side.

Brad Whitehead (Friend)

Entered July 6, 2023 from Whitby

My deepest condolences to Tin’s loved ones. I couldn’t believe the news when I heard. I can hear his laugh. I am going to miss all of the shenanigans - pool parties, birthday dinners, Friendsgiving, impromptu gatherings. May you Rest in Peace, Tin.