lundi, le 16 mai 2022
Whenever I would see Vladimir, I'd ask him how he was and his answer was invariably the same: "Oh, can't complain!" He was always positive and grateful, in a quiet and humble way. He was a gentleman of the truest order, always ready to help, to serve, to be of use. We were having some car trouble once; our engine could not start. We called the Mackenzie household and Vladimir happened to be around. He said he'd be right over and, in a matter of minutes, he'd dropped what he was doing and was at our home with a handy little device to jump-start our car (without cables!). He insisted it was a device worth getting and we went on to give it as a gift to all our loved ones that Christmas :) I believe he baled us out at least twice with that device! He was so kind and gracious. I will miss him dropping in to pick up the kids; seeing him working away on some project at home; quietly washing the dishes; waving as our vehicles pass along the road. He was such a treasure and we are so blessed to have known him. We are keeping him and all the family tucked very close into our daily prayers. God give you all the strength you need to bear Vladimir's passing. With love, Heather Bradley and family
