Wayne Patrick Skrypnyk

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Brian, Joan and Family, We are very sorry to hear of your loss. Please accept our sincere condolences at this difficult time.

I had the pleasure of working with Wayne back early in my career at Famme & Co. Wayne was a great guy to work with and was not your typical accountant. He had the ability to break free from the accountant mindset and view things in more practical terms, which enabled him to offer great value to his clients. Wayne was one of the guys who encouraged me to break out of the accountant mould and go back to complete my MBA even though I was not done all of my CA exams. Wayne always seemed to enjoy talking sports and about his family. He will be deeply missed.

My condolences to the Skryptnick family and his brother Brian. I played a few games of hockey back in our high school glory days with Wayne. He was a fine hockey player and a solid athlete. . My thoughts and prayers are with his family and brother Brian. Sincerely Freddie Ashkanase

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Dear Brian, Joan and family, Thinking of you all during this sacred time of remembering and saying goodbye to your dear brother, Wayne. May your treasured memories of him and love and care of one another carry you through the coming months. with prayers, peace, Anne Sanderson

Justin Keeping you and your family in our thoughts during this time. Keep memories close at heart and your dad will always be with you.

Cathy Highfield {Ashwood Manor } I was shocked to learn of Wayne's Passing!! I want to express my condolences to the family with another loss this year...How Difficult!!!! Know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers!! God bless!! Cathy

Always rememberWayne'a bright shinig eyes, the genuine person that he always was and his sense of humour, from Oakridge High days. Thoughts and prayers to Wayne!s family.

We will miss Wayne greatly, losing him is like losing one of our own family. He was a great boss and a wonderful friend, generous to a fault and fun to be around. God Bless Wayne and keep telling your jokes in heaven and give everyone a laugh, Condolences to Denny, Justin, Pam, Brian & family and all the extended family, there will be a huge void in your lives. Sincerely Diana and Cecil Houston

So sorry to hear of Wayne's passing, deepest condolences to his family and loved ones. My Mum Diana Houston worked for Wayne at Skrypnyk Group and was a wonderful boss and person. His kindness and generosity toward my Mum and Dad and for that matter our whole family will not be forgotten. Rest in peace Wayne.

To Justin and family, Our deepest condolences to you and your family. Our thoughts are with you in this difficult time. May you keep your memories close at heart and he will always be with you. Laura and Spencer Summerfield

Wayne was a very good friend of mine going back to grade three at Notre Dame Separate School, where we first teamed up collecting bottles and coat hangers for Bunny Bundle, through high school at Oakridge, and the many years since. Wayne had a great sense of humour, and was a hard worker - he excelled in many things he put his mind to. He was also charming, and had a mischievous side to him. I was shocked and saddened to hear of his sudden departure. He was a unique individual, and touched many. My condolences to Peter, Brian, Justin, Denny and the rest of his family and close friends. I'll miss you, Buddy.

I was saddened to read in the paper today the passing of Wayne. I went to high school with Wayne at Oakridge and he was always so nice to spend time with. Sorry for your loos.

Denny & Justin, our thoughts are with you during this sad and difficult time.

Wayne was a wonderful man and seemed to be the perfect partner for my cousin Pam. In all of my experiences with him, he was positive, loving and kind. We are all mourning his loss and sending love to everyone that has been touched by his passing.

Dear Denny and Justin, We are saddened to hear of your Dad's sudden passing. His love will be with you always. May your father, Wayne, Rest in Peace.

Deepest and heartfelt condolences to Wayne's family and his Skrypnyk Group family. Humor and kindness is synonymous with him and how I will remember him.

Your generosity will never be forgotten. May there be lots of girl guide cookies for you up in Heaven! Our condolences to his family at this difficult time. Emily and Grace MacDonald (Grandaughters of Diana Houston from the Skrypnyk Group)

Thinking of you all during this difficult time. A kind and generous man...father, brother,uncle and friend will be missed. Our condolences.

I knew Wayne through Pam, my cousin. Wayne was a tremendous person - always kind, always loving and supportive to all those who knew him. I and my family will miss him. My sincere condolences on his loss.

Justin: The members and staff extend our condolenses to you and your family at this very difficult time. Our thoughts are with you.

JUSTIN AND DENNY I AM TRULY SORRY ABOUT YOUR DAD PASSING AWAY

Our sincere condolences to Brian, Joan and your family on Wayne's passing.

Know Wayne from Tobermory - he will be so much missed Bob Wade

My condolences to the entire Skrypnyk family. Through High School he excelled at sports and whatever he put his mind to and that remained true in his business life as well. While I only saw him occasionally the last few years over the past few days I have seen a number of people we have in common and the conversation focused on what a great person Wayne was - his humour, his willingness to help out or provide advice. Etc. He is gone way too soon but Wayne was a Class act all the way.

A person that departs from this earth never truly leaves, for they are still alive in our hearts and minds, through us, they live on. Please accept our deepest condolences.

My condolences to the skrypnyks for their loss. Justin - sounds like your father was a great man.

We were very saddened to hear about Wayne's passing. We would have liked to have been there but unfortunately are out of the country. Wayne was a wonderful and generous person and will be dearly missed. We have great memories of Wayne with John Jr. and Hockey Development for Oakridge Hockey. We will always be thankful for the John Ford Jr. scholarship initiated by Wayne and the boys. Deepest sympathies to the Skrypnyk family and the Skrypnyk Group. John & Connie and family

Wayne was a close friend of my brother Derek. We were reminiscing about our golf games at Thames Valley. I was partnered with Derek and Wayne with Craig Wood-a coparatively low handicapper.. Played for 50 cents or a dollar on the last hole and Wayne/Craig team won handily. So Derek and I challenged them to double or nothing on a putting contest and kept doubling down as their "winddfall" seemed inevitable. Craig wanted to cash out and go..Wayne was havin fun as oir balance sheet was declining..It wasn't until it was totallly dark that we finally won and went home....and we talked about it for decades..It wasn't til this past week that I found out that a farming friend north of London was a long time customer of Wayne and my son's girlfriend had a work term at Wayne's firm. Sincere regards to Brian, Peter , family and friends Mike+Theresa Hope

I was shocked and saddened to hear of Wayne's passing away. I did not see or talk to Wayne since my high school days at Oakridge. During junior football practices I knew better then to attempt tackling Wayne head-on when he was running with the ball, he was too fast and strong and I did not want to get injured! Wayne was an excellent athlete and student who easily got good grades in school without having to study hard. I also remember his spontaneous sense of humour, he was also telling jokes. No matter what the situation was, Wayne could find a comical side to it. I want to express my condolences to Wayne's family and his brothers Peter and Brian.

My deepest condolence to Wayne's Family and his brother Brian. Wayne was an excellent athlete at Oakridge HS. He played High School Hockey in Grade 9 on a team that was loaded with older players that went to the All Ontario Championship. Later in life, I would see him running in Springbank Park. He was always a positive upbeat guy. To the say the least I was very surprised on hearing about Wayne's passing at such a young age. Blessings to the Family.

Brian & Peter I was very sad to read about Wayne's passing. It has been quite few years since I saw Wayne but I remember that he was probably one of the best skaters that I have ever seen and a real fine young man. I extend to you [ Brian and Peter and your families] my deepest sympathy. Ron Hill

Our condolences to the family on Wayne's passing. We will remember Wayne as the true professional in his occupation.

Sending all our love to Denny , Justin and Pam at this time Uncle Wayne was a wonderful man he touched many people's lives he will not be forgotten as his generosity towards others will never be forgotten either.... we love you all take care Jenn & MikeThibert and family

I am really sad to hear about Wayne's passing. I have lots of great memories from all of us chumming around in high school. I'll never forget that ever-present giggle or the twinkle in his eye. He was a great friend. It is clear from reading the comments above that Wayne carried all those positive qualities about himself throughout his life. My deepest condolences to Brian and all the Skrypnyk family.

Bill and Donalda Salter and our sons Mike, Greg and Steve send our most sincere sympathies to all the Skrypnyk family on the sudden death of Wayne.

Our sincere condolences to Pam, Justin, Denny and the rest of Wayne's family. Wayne was a good friend. He will be sorely missed but not forgotten.

Dear Pam and the Skrypnyk family, We were so saddened to hear of your sudden loss, but grateful that you had his love, kindness and humour. While we are not able to make it to London, we're there with you in our thoughts and hearts. He was a wonderful man, who will be missed by many. Much love, Alyssa & Don

deepest sympathy to Waynes family and friends .

Sorry to hear about your father Denny. My thoughts go out to you and your family.

Dear Denny,Justin, Pam and all Skrypnyk family. We were shocked and saddened to hear of Wayne's sudden passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time.

I knew Wayne, and Brian, through my friendship with Peter. All three of the Skrypnyk boys were good people, though Peter had his wild side. I'm sure he will tell you all about it! Wayne was the strong silent type. Built like a fire plug, and strong, he was anything but inside. Thoughtful, caring and quick to help others when asked. I got to coach hockey with Peter and Brian, but never got the chance to do so with Wayne. My Loss. All three of the Skrypnyk boys will be with me until my reckoning. And I'm a better person for it. Thank you.