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It is with great sorrow that I announce the passing of my Husband - Friend - Soul mate and Love of my life.
Stanislaw was born in Baranowicze, Poland, spent the 1939-45 war in Hrubieszow and lived 20 years in London, England where he studied Architecture. There he developed his love of the violin and opera. He emigrated to Canada before the world fair Expo 67 and continued his architecture carrier in David-Boulva-Cleve Architects in Montreal. He was the design architect of very important buildings such as Hyatt Hotel (now Evo Vieux Montreal), Place Marcantile and Alliance in Montreal, Royal Bank in Ottawa and others, until his retirement from architecture in1995. During his early years in Canada he was married to his first wife Malgorzata, and together they built a lake-side cottage near Rawdon, Quebec. He always was interested in philosophy and religeon and searching for the meaning and purpose of life. When his architectural office closed, he returned to his old passion. He set out his thoughts by starting writing books, essays and short fictions about Human Potential.
He met Bozena an architect and sculptor in 1982, and he married her in 1984. They had very interesting, beautiful 42 years together full of creativity, travels and many new experiences. He wrote 50 books, which all are published, and he travel and participated in conferences and readings to promote them. Also he made many stone sculptures because he wanted to better understand his wife's passion for sculpture and learn how his wife-sculptor think, to be able to help her.
Stanislaw will be missed by his wife Bozena, Brother Marek with his wife Alina, his nieces Anita (Patrick) and Kasia and many friends.
Stan, your presence we’ll miss, our memories we’ll treasure. Loving you always, forgetting you never.
To learn more about his creativity please enter: https://stanlaw.ca
In lieu of flowers , donations can be made to SOS Miss Dolittle https://sosmissdolittle.com or Refuge Animex https://refugeanimex.com
Stanislaw was born in Baranowicze, Poland, spent the 1939-45 war in Hrubieszow and lived 20 years in London, England where he studied Architecture. There he developed his love of the violin and opera. He emigrated to Canada before the world fair Expo 67 and continued his architecture carrier in David-Boulva-Cleve Architects in Montreal. He was the design architect of very important buildings such as Hyatt Hotel (now Evo Vieux Montreal), Place Marcantile and Alliance in Montreal, Royal Bank in Ottawa and others, until his retirement from architecture in1995. During his early years in Canada he was married to his first wife Malgorzata, and together they built a lake-side cottage near Rawdon, Quebec. He always was interested in philosophy and religeon and searching for the meaning and purpose of life. When his architectural office closed, he returned to his old passion. He set out his thoughts by starting writing books, essays and short fictions about Human Potential.
He met Bozena an architect and sculptor in 1982, and he married her in 1984. They had very interesting, beautiful 42 years together full of creativity, travels and many new experiences. He wrote 50 books, which all are published, and he travel and participated in conferences and readings to promote them. Also he made many stone sculptures because he wanted to better understand his wife's passion for sculpture and learn how his wife-sculptor think, to be able to help her.
Stanislaw will be missed by his wife Bozena, Brother Marek with his wife Alina, his nieces Anita (Patrick) and Kasia and many friends.
Stan, your presence we’ll miss, our memories we’ll treasure. Loving you always, forgetting you never.
To learn more about his creativity please enter: https://stanlaw.ca
In lieu of flowers , donations can be made to SOS Miss Dolittle https://sosmissdolittle.com or Refuge Animex https://refugeanimex.com