Donna 

Entered September 12, 2017

Natasha, I was so sad to hear of your dad's passing. My name is Donna and I was one of your fathers' nurses in Medical clinic. He was a sweet man-very proud and never complaining. I will remember with fondness sharing his birthday in the clinic a year ago. It was a pleasure knowing him .He will be missed. Sincerely, Donna Di Nardo

Andy & Joanna Wright (Friend)

Entered September 14, 2017 from Oshawa, Ontario

Our deepest condolences to our friend Alex and to your sister Natasha on the passing of your father.

Anica Mihaljevic (Cousins/Family)

Entered September 16, 2017 from Alberta

Dear Natasha and Alex,

Please accept our deepest condolences in the passing of your father. Our hearts feel your sorrow and loss. We all have special, loving memories of the gentle and caring man that he was. May his soul rest in peace with your beloved mom and may they both watch over both of you and your future families.
Please know that you are both in our thoughts and prayers.

With all our love,
Anica Mihaljevic and Baka Matus
Ruza Poulin and Family,
Anita Pelletier and Family
Tina Spenrath and Family

Ljuba Sukunda 

Entered October 30, 2017 from Toronto

My dear Natasha and Alexander, just yesterday (10/30/17) I heard of your father's passing, I was deeply moved, both your late mother and your father were good friends of mine. My deepest of condolences to you and Alex, you were both his pride and joy. I carry very fond memories of your parents. May he rest in piece. Take care of each other, Ljuba

Vasilije (Vasa) Stojanovic was noble, smart, sociable and loved by all who knew him. He had a technical sense and as a pupil of the school, Petar Drapsin, he himself made transistors.

He was father’s and mother’s pet and they loved him, as did all others he knew. He was sociable and had a large number of friends. He was overjoyed to always have a house full of visitors.

Vasilije was a good husband and father, attentive and protective of his mother and sisters, his older brother and many other relatives. Over all these years, he remained in contact with them through long phone conversations and through letters. He would visit all of us whenever he came to Belgrade. He provided good advice, kind words and help to everyone, even when he was gravely ill. He never complained.

Vasilije left behind wonderful children; a daughter Natasa and son Aleks with whom we sympathize with, in the pain of losing their father. He had the strength to let them know what was necessary to do after his departure (his wishes). Unfortunately, he was unable to fulfil one last wish; that he would experience the wedding of his son Alex and his fiancé Andrea.

Rest in peace, dear brother, uncle, in our hearts and thoughts you continue to live the way you have always been: good, noble, reasonable, and witty.

With love and sorrow,
Your sisters, Ljubinka (Ljuba) and Svetislava (Lala) Stojanovic and other relatives.

Memory of Kum (Godfather) Vasa

First to introduce myself, I am Mile Dimitrijevic.
We met Vasa 45 years ago, from our younger days. Since then, our friendship has grown and it was our great honour to become the godparents to his children. We baptized Natasa and Aleks.

We enjoyed his company. He was always a gentleman in every way. He loved his children and often talked about them, he loved to talk and joke with Kuma (Godmother) Elizabeth about her birthplace, Maradik. He enjoyed telling us about his sisters who loved him immensely, and he loved them too. He talked a lot about his sister Lala.

A special place in his heart was for his cats and dogs, especially Lucky. The dog and cats lived in harmony and love. Every evening Vasa went for a walk with them together.

Vasa was a hardworking man, he was a decent man. Professionally, he was very successful in his profession. Sometimes we worked in the same company and on the same projects together.

He adores cabbage rolls. When Kuma Gordana would make some, there would be no obstacle in his way, to come to our place; he was full of energy.

He was full of life, he loved life and everything that comes with life. He was always positive, he believed in a better tomorrow and even more, in the future. He did not give up on himself. He was brave all the way to the end; he fought with a wicked illness that was increasingly overwhelming him. He eventually lost his battle and was aware the end was coming.

We are happy to remember you, you remain in a good memory. Relax and take it in peace, you surely deserve it.

Kums Mile and Gordana Dimitrijevic