October 8, 2012
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Bob Chopey (Gordon Bell)
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February 2, 2018
Bruce was always a good person. I will miss you.
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Kathy (Dog walk aquaintance)
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February 2, 2018
My deepest condolences to Bruce's family. I enjoyed walks and talks with Bruce and the dogs at the Golf Course!
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Eileen (Old friend)
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February 2, 2018
I'm so sorry to see this and that Bruce lost his fight with cancer. My deepest sympathies to the Shelest family.
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Bill brown (friend)
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February 2, 2018
Brumce we played Junior football with the Winnipeg Rods from 1 Quaterback to another Well miss you
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Irene Cvar (Friend, coworker)
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February 2, 2018
Special thoughts to Bruce's family on this day, you will always be missed however always remembered for your witty personality, your funny stories which made everyone laugh and your strong bond between your family! You were a great friend and colleague partner! You always had time to enjoy time outside of your professional life and do the things you loved to do, fishing, golfing, walking Mika everyday. Bruce we miss you and u will always be in our hearts! Love Irene and Jaison
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Paul Clemmer (Friend, fellow football player from
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February 2, 2018
Hello, I was thinking about Bruce and how his life was and saw that he had passed, I offer my condolences, I really liked Bruce alot, I even came to Winnipeg one thanksgiving with him, do not know if you remember but I do! God bless and please get in touch, thanks Paul
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Cindy Leishman (Friend)
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February 2, 2018
Bruce moved in next door to my parents. Dad help Bruce study to get on the police dept. and we watched the kids grow up. Wee Jordan loved to come over to my mom's for her homemade cookies and there was always fun times spent visiting together. I just cannot believe what a sad ending there is to his life. I am so sorry Kelly, for your loss.
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Cole Summers (Brother-in-law)
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February 2, 2018
So many things to thank Bruce for. Especially, his love and tremendous help to my father and mother over the years. Bruce lived this last year of suffering with love, courage, honour, and grace. He constantly showed his great love for wife Kelly, son Jordan, and daughter Taylor. Bruce and I became very close. I am honoured that he regularly shared his life stories with me. I'll miss the talks and laughter. 'Love you brother!' right back at you Bruce.
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Scarlett Bellingham ( Winnipeg Police retired) (Co
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February 2, 2018
So very sorry to hear about Bruce. Worked with him in Dist 1 Winnipeg Police and he was a large presence in body and personality. He will be missed!
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Rick Elgar (co-worker)
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February 2, 2018
As one of Bruce's co-workers and supervisors in Dist. 2 I always found Bruce a true delight to be around. He always had a smile on his face and always seemed happy to be at work. He was well liked and respected by his peers and supervisors. R.I.P. old BUDDY. My sincere condolences to Bruce's family.
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Carol Blahey (Ewchuk) (childhood friend)
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February 2, 2018
My sincere condolences to Bruce's family. We lived just around the corner from Bruce's family. We grew up together from kindergarten (Mulvey School) to Gordon Bell,then as life changes & people marry and move, some contacts are lost. I often thought of Bruce & Ken, we shared lots of good times and laughs in our childhoods. Bruce, may you rest peacefully. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.
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Franca Fontaine (née Morrone) (Attended Mul
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February 2, 2018
It is with great sadness to hear of Bruce's death! It's been quite a few years since I saw him last (I think it was at an indoor soccer field when I was picking up my daughter and he was bringing his to play), but he always had a big smile for me and we'd catch up on life and things and it didn't matter that many years had passed since we last spoke, we always were able to pick up where we left off! God speed my friend! Have a wonderful journey! Your friend, Franca
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John & Jean Money (coworke(John)First Cousin(J
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February 2, 2018
Our condolences to all the Shelest family over this sudden loss.
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Old school buddy
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February 2, 2018
So sorry to hear about Bruce's passing. Sincere sympathy to his family. Have great memories of hanging out with Bruce back in the Gordon Bell days. Always felt safe hanging out with Bruce and Ken.
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Old school buddy
Posted on:
February 2, 2018
So sorry to hear about Bruce's passing. Sincere sympathy to his family. Have great memories of Bruce hanging out with Bruce back in the Gordon Bell days. Always felt safe hanging out with Bruce and Ken.
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Norm and Corky Schmautz (Long time friend)
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February 2, 2018
Bruce and Kenny and I go way back to when we were kids they though that passing gas in that small bed room of those twins was a funny thing when you sleep over when you had to get up at at 4:30 am to go and play in a hockey tournament. His Mom and Dad had a deal with the two neighbors so they had three front yards to build a ball hockey rink in front of there houses on Walnut with boards and back stops. We won more Stanley Cups than you can imagine. Bruce had a great hockey career and football career so over time you loose touch and one day my son and Jordan were playing golf as junior at Assiniboine golf club and I ask Jordan if he was related to a Bruce and the rest is history. Thanks Jordan for bringing your Dad back into my life he sure did a lot in his. We are all better people to of had him in our life and he will be missed by all. Till we see you again my friend, Norm
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Darlene Brooks (Friend at Eatons)
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February 2, 2018
My deepest condolence to Kelly and Family, sorry I miss seeing him during my trips to Food Fair. Sincerely, Darlene.
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John Ingram (Former Gordon Bell teacher)
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February 2, 2018
Bruce and his brother were excellent students at Gordon Bell. I was always impressed with their contributions to the school. It is with great sadness that I note of his passing. Please accept my condolences to all the family.SincerelyJohn Ingram
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Keith Zoro (Co-worker)
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February 2, 2018
Bruce was Keith's 1st partner in District 1. A spirited man he was, many fond memories of him, in the work place, War Eagle Lake. Taylor and Frazer were about the same age. Jordan always admired Zoro for his military personality...Keith would dress and cam up Jordan when they came out for a visit. Good times..Long live the DEUCE mobile... Our thoughts and love to Kelly, Jordan, Taylor and their family's Cheer's Bruce The Zoroneck's
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monica' (co-worker)
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February 2, 2018
my deepest condolences to Bruce's family. He was a great man and fun to work with. He will be missed very much. 'Monica'
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Jim & SHirley Seggie (Through our son's playi
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February 2, 2018
Our deepest sympathy to Kelly, Jordan, Taylor and family on the loss of Bruce. We meet Bruce through Jordan and Mike in there younger years palying spots together, he is a great man and will be missed by all. Cherish the memories Bruce will always be by your side every step you take. God Bless
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Kim Pelissier (co-worker (civilian staff))
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February 2, 2018
Bruce was a great person who truly enjoyed his career with the Winnipeg Police Service. When he had to leave the workplace last year, he missed the people and often stopped by to say hello. I admired his outlook and courage. He will be missed by many. My sincere sympathy to Bruce's family and friends. RIP #1682
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Sheree Hanysh
Posted on:
February 2, 2018
Kelly, Jordan and Taylor. My sincere condolences in the loss of your husband and Dad. I worked with Bruce in District 2 for a few years and he always made me laugh! His spirit was large and he was always there if you needed some assistance. I know you must have a million memories of the good times, so focus on them and know he is always with you. Thoughts and prayers are with you. Sheree Hanysh
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