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Timothy Syrowy
March 2, 1959 - October 22, 2015
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<div itemprop="description">Timothy Paul Syrowy <br />( March 02, 1959 - October 22, 2015 ) <br /> <br /> <br />Suddenly due to a tragic accident, Tim was taken away from us. Beloved husband to Sharon Rebelo, dear father to son Jamie Cusak (and his wife Christina Costa Cusak), his son Justin Colson and his daughter Sarah Syrowy. Predeceased by his father Stanley and his brothers Jimmy Syrowy and Jack Rodych. Survived by his mother Pauline (Rodych), his sister Cherle (Francis), sister Violet (Fiszer)(and her partner Rick Dillion), brother Dennis, sister Sylvia Manson (and husband Roy), brother Ken, sister Mary-Anne (Currie), brother Randy and sister Connie McMullen (and her partner John Linder). <br /> <br />His grand children Jaelyn (Costa Cusak) and Jackson (Costa Cusak) brought him great joy. <br /> <br />He will be sadly missed by his nephews and nieces. Christopher Syrowy (and his wife Michelle Ford and his daughter Marilyn), Sean Currie (and his wife Charmaine Leung, his daughter Jordan), niece Allana Coles (and her son Ostan), Adam Syrowy, Keely Fuller, Brian Gray, Holly McMullen, Kimberli Francis, Jesse McMullen, and Harmony Kemp as well as his sister-in-law Darlene Donnelly (Rodych), and extended family members. <br /> <br />He was best known for for his sense of humour and love for the great outdoors, especially fishing. The French River being the place he held very dear whether he was fishing for that great pickerel, bass, or pike. He loved to collect various drift wood pieces which he transformed into keepsake treasures. He regretted not being able to share in the raising of all his children as he loved them dearly. <br /> <br />Tim was close to his family and spent many hours in their company. Tim, you can now watch over each of us. You have all the time to catch those big ones that got away. We will hold you in our hearts forever.</div>