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Frank Stanley Lazarski

December 28, 1937 - April 27, 2021

At home suddenly on Tuesday, April 27, 2021 in his 83rd year. Survived by his wife of 59 years, Caroll, daughter Susan (Stephen Kurzbock) and son Stephen (Cara Authier) and 7 grandchildren. Also survived by his sisters Mary McGowan and Helen Campbell, his sister-in-law Mary Lazarski, and by his nieces and nephews.

Frank was an avid sailor from his days as a sea cadet and spent many years sailing with his family. Other special moments included family skiing trips and car racing. He also enjoyed many camping and rock-climbing adventures with Stephen. For many years, Frank happily spent time in horse barns while Susan enjoyed riding and showing horses. He was always content to play on the floor with his grandchildren, who adored and loved him. Frank loved being surrounded by family and his pets and will be deeply missed by all who were lucky to know him.

During his career with the Royal Bank of Canada, Frank and his family lived in three different provinces. Frank travelled extensively from coast to coast and throughout Canada.

Cremation has taken place. Those wishing to make a donation in memory of Frank are asked to consider the Salthaven Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Centre, as Frank always had a soft spot for the animals in his life.

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Fond memories of Frank when he was a Loans Officer at Centre Mall, Hamilton during the time I was a Management Trainee/ Assistant Manager there in 1975-79

~ Rick Tribe

Our sincere condolences to Carol and the family. I really enjoyed working with Frank during our time at the Training Dept. He was a great co-worker and friend and always talked about Stephen's accomplishments in rock/wall climbing. The relaxed family day at Carol Bulmer's cottage was also a great memory.

~ Chris Brown

Dear Caroll, Susan and Stephen. We are so saddened to hear of Frank's passing and send you our deepest condolences and love. I always remember Frank's easy, open laugh which he used so often. I have very fond memories of him and of your wedding Caroll, where I was so delighted to be your flower girl. We will keep all of you in our hearts and prayers at this difficult time. With much love, Eva Stewart-Bindernagel and Ken Bindernagel

~ Eva Stewart-Bindernagel

Susan and family, I am so very sorry for your loss.

~ Carrie Johnston

We are so sorry for your loss Caroll, Steve, Susan and family. He was such a nice man. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Anne Marie Hodgson Constantino & family

~ Anne Marie Hodgson Constantino

I was so sorry to hear of Frank’s passing Caroll...I have many fond memories of our time together in Hamilton..the skiing trips (Sugarloaf ) and the sailing trips ( Toronto Island.. I think it was Frank that lost his glasses overboard and spent quite a bit of time diving to find them )...lovely red wine and cherries in the cockpit .. I visited Locke and Main last year ..good memories ...lots of laughs together ..and again, years later , working with Frank in Human Resources in Calgary .. I am sharing your sadness ... grant

~ Grant Burr

Our thoughts and love are with you in this difficult time. Love from your sister-in-law, Mary.

~ MARY McGOWAN

We are sorry to hear of Uncle Frank's death. Peter Maika & Colleen Flanagan

~ Peter Maika

In memory of Frank Lazarski.

~ Chris Brown

In memory of a wonderful, caring and loving man. He brought joy and laughter to all who knew him.

~ Liz and Warren Snyder

In memory of a wonderful, caring and loving gentleman. He brought joy and laughter to all.

~ Liz and Warren Snyder

Aunt Caroll, Stephen and Susan, Deepest condolences on Uncle Frank's passing.

~ Patricia Crosby

Our deepest sympathy for your loss. Our thoughts are with you all during this time.

~ Nourse Family

(Donated to Salthaven Wildlife Rehabilitation & Education Centre)

~ Scott Taylor

(Donated to Salthaven Wildlife Rehabilitation & Education Centre)

~ Arthur Morris

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