Milan N. Vicic
Passed away peacefully on November 15th, 2009 at the age of 86. Milan was born in Crikvenica, Croatia on October 8, 1923. He is survived by his loving family, wife Mary-Lou; children Ken (Veronika) and Larry (Judy); grandchildren Stephanie, Krista, Michelle, and Eric; sister Anne, nieces and nephew. Special thanks to the staff of Banfield Pavilion. Funeral service will be held at Bell & Burnaby Funeral Chapel, 4276 Hastings Street, Burnaby, B.C. on Saturday November 21st at 1:00PM. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Heart & Stroke Foundation. Condolences may be offered to the family at www.bellburnaby.com
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LARRY KEN AND FAMILY
SORRY FOR THE LOSS OF YOUR DAD
OUR PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AND YOUR MUM
BENNY D’ALFONSO AND FAMILY
PS THANKS FOR SAYING HELLO TO MY MUM AT BANFIELD
IT MEANT A LOT TO HER AND TO US
BENNY
Ken, Veronika, Krista and Eric
We are deeply sorry for your loss. He will always be in our thoughts.
Love always,
Dori and Matthew
Mary-Lou, Ken and Veronika:
My thoughts are with you during this sad time for you and the rest of your family. He will be sorely missed by everyone.
Mary, Ken, Larry & Families
So sorry to read about Milan’s passing. For the 35 years that I have known him, he was a great friend. Milan was always smiling and happy. I will always remember him.
Due to another committment, I am not able to attend the service on Saturday. I’m sure many of his other Canfisco buddies will be there for him.
Best regards
Andy McEwen
Dearest Mary Lou, & All Family members-
What a wonderful man! Many happy days were spent with Milan doing jobs,eating great food, drinking fine wines and enjoying the Birch Bay sunsets. He will be missed but he will be forever in our hearts and remembered with fun and love.
Our sympathies at this time of loss. Find comfort in all the good times and memories.
The Marinelli Family xoxo
Mary-Lou, Ken, Larry, Aunt Anne, and all your families,
The thing I remember the most about Milan was that he always resisted change and always promoted stability in your family.
How else do you explain the fact that he lived in the same house for 70 years, always drove a Chevy, and he married a girl who went to the same high school as her mom, and her kids? Can’t get much more stable than that!
I will never forget him.
Terry
Heaven has been blessed with a new and wonderful angel. Milan will be so missed.Fondly,Doris
Mary-Lou and family:
I was sorry to hear the news from Ken that Milan had passed away.
He was a great family guy, who always spoked positive about yourself, Ken and Larry.
I will think of him when I go to Hon’s, as this was a favourite place for Milan, Sadru and myself.
Take care and may god bless you.
Tom Brennan
hi ken sorry to hear about your dad. we all hope things will last forever. unfortunately they don’t. just think of the positive good things you and your dad did and cherish those memories. all the best Tom Morris
Dear Larry and family,
We were so sorry to hear of the passing of Michelle’s grandfather. Please accept our deepest sympathy and know that our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Just remember that Milan will always be with you so long as you have loving memories of him.
Sincerely,
Linda and Stephen Ridding
Dear Mary-Lou, Anne, Larry, Ken and Families. Please accept our sincere heartfelt sympathies for your loss. It was very special to be included in many of the family functions, and Milan was always much fun to be with. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this difficult time. Love Rich and Nancy
It was a sad day to hear of Uncle Milans passing. Fortunately we all have great memories to remember him by.
Cliff, Jenn, Jake and Hailey
Sorry to hear about Milan. My thoughts are with you and your Family.
Auntie Mary-lou, Larry, Judy, Ken, Vernonika and the kids:
So sorry to hear about Uncle Milan, wish we could have come down for the service. Our thoughts are with you.
Love
Jason, Heather, Carson & Lilly
I have great memories of Milan as a co-worker at CFC. I first met Milan and Ken at the old Steveston Phoenix plant in the 1970’s and soon learned much about his experiences in the fishing industry. He was also very good at educating us on Yugoslavia! I thank Milan for his contribution to my life and the opportunity to meet Mary-Lou, Ken and Larry.
Sincerely,
Dean Wilson