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George Peter Szarek 1941 2020

Obituary of George Peter Szarek
At his residence on Monday, February 24, 2020, Mr. George Szarek of Blyth passed away peacefully at the age of 79.
Beloved husband of the late Dawn (née Ireton) Szarek who predeceased him on March 22nd, 2006. George is survived by his brother-in-law David Ireton and his wife Andrea of Etobicoke and their children Andrew and Amanda. Predeceased by his parents Stanley & Mary Szarek and parents-in-law Newton & Edna Ireton.
George was born in Kitchener, on January 21st, 1941 to parents Stanley and Mary Szarek. George met his wife Dawn and they were married in 1970 and in 1973 they moved to Huron County. He was also a shop teacher for many years at F.E. Madill Secondary School in Wingham.
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Wingham Cemetery
Holmes Line
Wingham, Ontario, Canada
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  1. George was a loyal customer and a great friend to many of us here at Colonial Acres Coins. Over the past 15-20 years George has been making his way from Blyth down to our store here in Kitchener after visiting his apartments here in town. We always enjoyed sitting with George and sharing countless stories and jokes over the years, whether it was complaining about Golfing, talking about Old cars, the economy or just the weather we always enjoyed Georges company. George was a man full of knowledge and enjoyed sharing his thoughts and outlooks on life. I’ll never forget the first time I visited George at his home in Blyth, he said, “if there are 5 cars in the driveway I am not home”.. It was then that I realised that George had a “hobby” for collecting vehicles and pretty much anything that he deemed may be useful or is a great deal! I have shared many cold beers with George over the years on my way to Goderich and got to meet many of George’s close friends. He will be missed deeply by us all.
    Our Sincere Sympathy to his Family and Friends.
    -Kirk, Todd, and all the Staff at Colonial Acres Coins.



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