Cliff Dyck
<p>Clifford John Dyck 69, of Altona, passed away Friday September 25th at his residence.</p> <p>He is survived and loved by his wife Louise (Seibel), son Kyle (Jamie) and his Grandchildren Jordan, Kira and Kaitlyn. Cliff cherished his family, especially his nephews and nieces, who always managed to put a smile on his face. He took pride in his job, especially his shiny floors. Cars were in his blood and the pedal was always to the metal. He was a founding member of the Legends Car Club and a member of the Altona Elks Lodge 447. He cherished his lake life, spending time with Family, fishing, quadding and raising a few brews. He loved to sing even though he didn’t always remember the words, but he just made up his own. Cliff was a great cook, and always made sure there was enough soup in the pot for family and friends. </p> <p>Remember him with love in your hearts.</p> <p>A private family service will be held at a later date</p> <p>In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of Cliff may be made to the Heart and Stroke foundation of Manitoba.</p>Obituary
Clifford John Dyck 69, of Altona, passed away Friday September 25th at his residence.
He is survived and loved by his wife Louise (Seibel), son Kyle (Jamie) and his Grandchildren Jordan, Kira and Kaitlyn. Cliff cherished his family, especially his nephews and nieces, who always managed to put a smile on his face. He took pride in his job, especially his shiny floors. Cars were in his blood and the pedal was always to the metal. He was a founding member of the Legends Car Club and a member of the Altona Elks Lodge 447. He cherished his lake life, spending time with Family, fishing, quadding and raising a few brews. He loved to sing even though he didn’t always remember the words, but he just made up his own. Cliff was a great cook, and always made sure there was enough soup in the pot for family and friends.
Remember him with love in your hearts.
A private family service will be held at a later date
In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of Cliff may be made to the Heart and Stroke foundation of Manitoba.
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