Colin William Grant Sorochan

February 8, 1963 – March 29, 2022

This Service was LIVE at 1pm on April 11, 2022

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Craig Marston wrote on May 30, 2022
I was sad to read of Grant's passing. We were good friends in high school but lost contact upon graduating. I am glad that Grant had lived such a full and meaningful life. He will be missed.
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Frank Coughlan wrote on April 12, 2022
My deepest condolences on Grant's passing--he was one of the most kind-hearted, good-humored and intelligent people I've ever known. His light will burn brightly in the hearts and memories of many.
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Andrea Atkins wrote on April 11, 2022
I first knew Grant as a boss and courageous leader, and got to know him as a dear friend. He was smart, funny, kind, generous, and incredibly thoughtful. He was truly one of a kind and we miss him so much.

My deepest sympathies to Richard, Edda, and the whole Sorochan family. Grant spoke often of his family, how close you all are, and about the elaborate family events that took place. Much love to you all.
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Lesley Holcroft wrote on April 11, 2022
It was a beautiful service for a beautiful person. Thank you for providing a virtual option! Grant will be dearly missed.
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Shelley. McMahon wrote on April 11, 2022
The service was absolutely beautiful ❤️ So much love and thought was put into every detail. You will be missed.
RIP Grant, love from your Ontario family
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Eva Parlee wrote on April 11, 2022
Such a beautiful celebration of Grant's life. Genuine and kind came up a lot today and he really was.
So glad to have met him. RIP Grant.
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Sarah-Joy Kurth wrote on April 11, 2022
Grant was always so genuine, thoughtful and generous. I will forever remember how welcomed he made me feel at the office and how he never failed to make work more pleasant with his amazing displays of goodies and willingness to listen with complete openness. He will forever be treasured.
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Lois Thurstan wrote on April 11, 2022
I am very sorry to hear of Grant’s passing. I admired him for his confidence, kindness and the need to make the world look beautiful!
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Helen Akosile-Xulu wrote on April 11, 2022
I will always remember your smile and the joy that beams out of those smiles. Your genuineness and thoughtfulness especially when offering help to a complicated situation cannot be marched.
I will say I look forward to seeing you again my friend; each time I remember your smile and silly jokes.

My prayers with you Richard, Edda, Lorry and Lance.
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Lisa Kemp wrote on April 11, 2022
I only had the opportunity to work with Grant once but appreciated his common sense approach and sense of humor. He will be missed.
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Eileen Patterson wrote on April 11, 2022
Grant holds a special place for those of us who had the opportunity to get to know him and work with him. He was kind and generous of spirit, and always interested in others and focused on caring for the people around him. He will be missed. And what a talented gardener and baker! My deepest condolences to Richard and family.
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Michele Ewoniak wrote on April 11, 2022
Grant was a very good childhood friend of mine when we lived on 38 avenue in Edmonton. We had so fun together playing typical childhood games.

My deepest to Richard, Edda, Lorry and Lance. You are all in my thoughts, especially today.
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Shan Rupnarain wrote on April 11, 2022
Grant and I went to school together for a while many years ago -- I can't even recall if it was elementary or junior high. I do remember even that the he was a gentle soul and a keen mind. I was so pleased to meet him again as adults on Team AMA. Sending love and light to all who will miss him.
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Ping Mason-Lai wrote on April 11, 2022
I will remember you fondly for your genuineness, thoughtfulness and caring. Grant, you always took time to listen and show your humanity. Loved the stories and the giggles shared. Gone too soon but never forgotten. Sympathies and thoughts to all who loved you.
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June Austin wrote on April 11, 2022
Grant's kindness, wisdom, humor and friendship will be missed by so many of us who had the pleasure of working with him. Far too soon to lose a man of such humanity and creativeness. Prayers and deepest sympathies to all of those who loved him, it is without doubt that they are numerous.
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Arvelle Balon-Lyon wrote on April 8, 2022
Grants' strengths grew as the hurdles he had to overcome became larger. It was simply amazing. Yet his friendship, thoughtfulness and kindness for his family and friends never faltered with his thoughtful actions, beautiful baking and kind and encouraging words. Grant, you left a positive impact on this world that will not be forgotten. Richard and family, I am sending my sincerest condolences. Arvelle
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Eva Parlee wrote on April 8, 2022
Shocked and saddened to hear of Grant's passing. I worked with him at AMA about 8 years ago. He had a great sense of humor! He will be missed.
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Laurie Szabo-Sorochan wrote on April 5, 2022
My Dear Brother (in law) ... my heart and soul are aching with the loss of a great man and brother with whom I have so many fond memories. You will be forever in my heart ❤ ... your Sister (in law) Laurie
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Denise Hill wrote on April 4, 2022
Grant - my words can’t do this justice but know my heart hurts and misses you. You were always a loving, kind, thoughtful friend and the world got a bit darker when you left us but in my heart I know when the sun shines down on my garden , it will be you ❤️
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