Condolence: Our most heartfelt condolences to Pani Hania, Dorothy and Yvonne and the whole Family. Rest in peace Panie Tadeuszu- Anna Dukszto and Marysia Fudakowski

Condolence: My Dearest, When I think of Wuj Tadzik, I smile and can't help but have two very vivid memories shine brightly; and then many others begin appearing. The first is of us staying at the cottage on Devils Lake when I was about 14 and who comes by on a windsurfer in a suit (no doubt) is Wuj Tadzik. That voice bellowing out to me to come down. Its where I developed my love for the sport which continues to today. The second is of him and Cicocia make the most beautiful of shapes on the dance floor. It also inspired me to be able to do master the craft (very badly and never will be close to the level I witnessed). Your love of life, smile and generosity will be with me forever. We send you Ciocia and family all our love from London and hope to see you soon. Love Tomek, Alice, Sasha, Lottie and Louisa (plus one more in March 2018).

Condolence: To dear Hania and family, How very saddened I was to read about the recent passing of your dear "Teddy". Although I hadn't see you in quite a long time I do remember the pleasant times we did spend together in years past with many pleasant thoughts and memories. I have thought of you both over the years wondering where you were and how you were doing. I am now sending you my warmest condolences at this very sad time. Unfortunately, I will not be able to attend the service in Ottawa as we will have already departed to Arizona for the winter but you will certainly be in my thoughts. Affectionately, Pat Wrazej

Condolence: Hello Hanna My sincere condolences to you and your family on the passing of Teddy. I remember the fun we had when we worked at GFDC. Sincerely Joanne Lewis

Condolence: In the name of all the O'Rourke clan from Dorval (now Algeria and France) I would like to express our sadness that Pan Olszewski has departed this world. It seems that my memories of him reach back almost to my earliest years. Of course he was the father of my great friend Michal with whom we skipped school and had the gall to entice other pupils do join us during the "récréation" - we got caught and had a corrective interview with Pan Olszewski. But as a true Pole he could not really punish someone for standing up to authority so we got off lightly. Then there were the dancing lessons in Dollars-des-Ormaux. We alway thought that it should have been Panstwo Olszewsci that should have been dancing and us children having drinks and talking but it wasn't to be. Round and round we went under the stern eye of Pan Olszewski who would occasionally pop-in to ensure the kujawiak was given propoer reverence. Time went by and when my own father passed away I know that my mother greatly appreciated the warmth and support she always received form the Olszewskis. Although life had dispersed us the friendhip between our families has endure and it is with a profound feeling of sadness mixed in with pride that I can say "miałem wielki honor poznać tego człowieka". May God bless "Pana Olszewskiego" and all his family. Jerzy