In memory of

Jonathan Krumins

May 9, 1978 -  August 17, 2019

Jonathan Krumins was born on May 9th, 1978 in Etobicoke, Ontario and passed away on August 17, 2019 in Tobermory, Ontario. He attended the University of Toronto and built a career in the financial services industry, most recently supporting credit unions across Canada. He loved his family, friends, and clients. He is remembered by his wife Amber D. Scott and their partner Rodney MacInnes; his mother Lesly Krumins; his father Andris Krumins and partner Anita Bredovskis; his brother Eric Krumins, sister in law Aynsley Moorhouse and nephews Jack and Finn; his cousins in Latvia, Andris and Janis Krumins and their families; and his aunt and uncle Mara and Gerry Komuves, whom he considered role models.

Jonathan loved travel, adventure, local politics and solving problems. Whether it was caring for his family members, helping his friends with projects and repairs, or mastering escape rooms at the last minute, he was always there for the people he loved. He idolized James Bond, and had dreams of becoming a spy. We don’t think he ever did, but we can’t actually be sure (Hey CSIS call us?). He wanted to be the most interesting guy in the room, having tried repeatedly to encourage his friends to use the nickname J-Man (it didn’t catch on, but every now and again it would make an appearance to his delight).

The funeral service will take place at York Funeral Centre, 160 Beecroft Road, North York, ON M2N 5Z5
Visitation: Saturday August 24, 2019, 9:30am-10:30am
Chapel Service: Saturday August 24, 2019, 10:30am
Luncheon: to follow at the Latvian Centre, 4 Credit Union Dr, North York, ON M4A 2N8

The family encourages attendees to dress in a way that invites happy memories of Jonathan. Whether it be your university sweater, a tuxedo, or your finest steam punk costume. At least one of you should stand silently at the back of the room, watching the rest of us closely, holding an umbrella and smoking a cigarette, and then leave without speaking to anyone. Let it bring a smile to your face as you remember your time with J-Man.

Friends are encouraged to contribute anecdotes (requested by Amber and not to be shared publicly) and photos of Jonathan here: https://bit.ly/2KLdjTK

In lieu of flowers, we encourage donations to an education fund for his beloved nephews. He was looking forward to being the uncle that spoiled them. Donations can be made via credit card or bitcoin (BTC) here: https://bit.ly/2zb0YS7

Guestbook 

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Marcy Betts (Colleague)

Entered August 21, 2019 from Estevan SK.

Amber - Please accept my deepest sympathy on this tragic loss to the AML/ATF Compliance Community. My thoughts and prayers are with you and the family. Please take care and know that there are many thinking of you.

Linda Treen (client from VCAMLO)

Entered August 21, 2019 from Oshawa

I always enjoyed conversations with Jonathan, so knowledgeable and engaging but warm and friendly most of all he was very kind and had a love for his wife, nephews and cats. Although I do not know them personally, Jonathan brought them to life. We were all very sadden to hear the news and will greatly miss seeing Jonathan in our office. Sincerely, Linda

Lori-Ann Stoparczyk (Client)

Entered August 21, 2019 from Ottawa

I am so very sorry for your loss. Jonathan was my “go to” in the AML world for many years and I will miss his wisdom and guidance. I also considered him a friend and enjoyed our many chats along the way. Please know that he has left an impression on many people and will always be remembered.

John Di Marco (Amber’s friend)

Entered August 22, 2019 from Toronto

Condolences from John and family.

Carol Robertson (Family friend)

Entered August 22, 2019 from Toronto

Memories of Jonathan as a young lad ... my kids inherited bikes and toys after Jonathan and Eric outgrew them.
What a great loss for family and friends.
So very sorry you are gone so soon.🌹

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