Condolence: With our deepest sympathies.
Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers.
Alex & Josie Wolf

Condolence: Remembering a dear friend and neighbour.

If Tony saw work to do, he was right at it. He was a very independent man who called Canada his home.

Many snowy winter mornings we would wake up to the sound of his shovel. He had our snow cleared along with two or three other neighbours driveways and walkways before 6 AM. We often thought “when does Tony sleep.”

He loved his garden both vegetable and flowers and took great pride in what he did. This past summer he got a new walkway and he was so proud that it was the first thing he had not done himself. If only he could have admired it longer.

He loved to walk at all hours of the day and if we offered him a ride he would say “no, I have to get my exercise” and he continued to do this almost up to the end .

We will miss our conversations with Tony and our thoughts are with Mary and family

Condolence: My sincerest condolences to the Wolf family. I have known Tony since 1980 because he is the father of my Brother In Law - Al. I know how hard it is to lose a father and a role model but know that your family and friends are here for you if and when you need them. Tony raised a wonderful family and it's because of him, they are the people they are today. I know I have the best brother in law in the world, who has been there for me and my girls and I truly want to thank Tony for raising such a wonderful man. You will be missed. Lots of love, The Budd Family xoxo

Condolence: On Monday we lost the leader of our Wolf pack. My Dads Dad, my Opa & my boys Great Grandfather. He was a strong man that loved to work hard, grow his own vegetables and be active everyday. At 90 he could even ride a bike (3wheels) but a bike nonetheless. His words were always honest, smart and to the point. As long as we were working hard, making money and happy, then he was pleased with us. He lived a great life and will be greatly missed. May our grass always be as green as his💚 Thinking of my sweet Oma. Love Lindsay Xx

Condolence: Our deepest sympathies Tante Mary and family. We will miss Onkel Tony. May our memories of him keep him in our hearts always.

Condolence: May His Strength, Commitment and Devotion live on in our Hearts and Memory. Rest in Peace Onkel Tony.

Condolence: Dear Mary and family
Our heart aches for your loss
Tony was amazing in so many ways
His smile, his energy, but mostly his love of Mary
Safe in the arms of his god
At peace and free of pain.

Love Susan and Dave Winn