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In Memory of
William "Bill"
Sheptak
Sheptak
1941 - 2021
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Obituary for William "Bill" Sheptak
Bill will forever be remembered to all as a fun loving, easy going and very talented man. He could drive a big truck like no other and trained many on how to drive. Very well known as the truck driver of Brutus (a red mack truck) while working for Leason Contracting.
Bill loved wood working, fishing, bowling, playing cards, cutting grass, going for drives and spending time with family and friends. There was nothing more important to Bill than family (close and extended) and he always made an effort to stay in touch with everyone and loved to visit. All will remember Bill with his pocket full of pens (he never went anywhere without his pens), collection of hats and ring of keys attached to his belt loop.
He was also well known in the community in his retired years as the grass cutter and snow blower that kept many lawns cut and sidewalks/driveways clear of snow. Bill was especially proud of being a member of the Knights of Columbus and devoted many hours to working with this fantastic group. Anything Bill did he put his whole heart into doing and doing it right.
Bill will be lovingly remembered by his children Christine (Brad), Carolyn (Lorne), and Clayton (Tanya) , his partner Paulette, his grandchildren Kyle, Austin, Jasmine, Alexander, Aaron, Jarred and Aurora, his great grandchildren Blakely, Lennon and Otto, siblings Doris, Orest (Iris), Paul (Maureen) and Mike (Sharon) as well as aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews.
Bill was predeceased by both his Parents Dmytro and Pauline, his sister Beatrice and brother-in-law Morris.
Bill’s grin and fun loving attitude will be missed and fondly remembered by everyone!
Donations in memory of Bill can be made online to Diabetes Canada at www.diabetes.ca
Bill loved wood working, fishing, bowling, playing cards, cutting grass, going for drives and spending time with family and friends. There was nothing more important to Bill than family (close and extended) and he always made an effort to stay in touch with everyone and loved to visit. All will remember Bill with his pocket full of pens (he never went anywhere without his pens), collection of hats and ring of keys attached to his belt loop.
He was also well known in the community in his retired years as the grass cutter and snow blower that kept many lawns cut and sidewalks/driveways clear of snow. Bill was especially proud of being a member of the Knights of Columbus and devoted many hours to working with this fantastic group. Anything Bill did he put his whole heart into doing and doing it right.
Bill will be lovingly remembered by his children Christine (Brad), Carolyn (Lorne), and Clayton (Tanya) , his partner Paulette, his grandchildren Kyle, Austin, Jasmine, Alexander, Aaron, Jarred and Aurora, his great grandchildren Blakely, Lennon and Otto, siblings Doris, Orest (Iris), Paul (Maureen) and Mike (Sharon) as well as aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews.
Bill was predeceased by both his Parents Dmytro and Pauline, his sister Beatrice and brother-in-law Morris.
Bill’s grin and fun loving attitude will be missed and fondly remembered by everyone!
Donations in memory of Bill can be made online to Diabetes Canada at www.diabetes.ca
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