Obituary for Gary Sommerfeld
Gary (Gerhard) Sommerfeld
August 22, 1956 - May 25, 2022
Predeceased by his father Eugene, mother Mary, sister Rosemarie and brother Richard.
Loved and dearly missed by his wife Angela, children Marcus (Hannah) and Tina (Deron) and grandchildren Noah, Heidi, Tate and Davy, brothers David (Marika), Robert and Ronald (Angie), sister Monica (Colin), niece Lisa (Mike), nephews Brandon (Irem), Darian, Sammy, and Andrew, great nieces Chelsea (Marc) and Ivory and great-great nephew Theo.
Our Dad will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.
He loved his times at the arena, whether it was coaching, scouting, watching or being the number one supporter of his son and oldest grandson.
Dad enjoyed camping and fishing trips with the family on the island as well as the many trips to Germany with Mom.
He also loved visits at work where his youngest grandsons would light up with all the crabs Opa found.
He was at every baseball game, every hockey game, every cheer competition and definitely the Lady Gaga concert.
He shared 42 years of marriage with his beloved wife. For Mom and Dad, the most important thing in their lives was the love they shared for their children and grandchildren.
We will carry him in our memory forever.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada.
August 22, 1956 - May 25, 2022
Predeceased by his father Eugene, mother Mary, sister Rosemarie and brother Richard.
Loved and dearly missed by his wife Angela, children Marcus (Hannah) and Tina (Deron) and grandchildren Noah, Heidi, Tate and Davy, brothers David (Marika), Robert and Ronald (Angie), sister Monica (Colin), niece Lisa (Mike), nephews Brandon (Irem), Darian, Sammy, and Andrew, great nieces Chelsea (Marc) and Ivory and great-great nephew Theo.
Our Dad will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.
He loved his times at the arena, whether it was coaching, scouting, watching or being the number one supporter of his son and oldest grandson.
Dad enjoyed camping and fishing trips with the family on the island as well as the many trips to Germany with Mom.
He also loved visits at work where his youngest grandsons would light up with all the crabs Opa found.
He was at every baseball game, every hockey game, every cheer competition and definitely the Lady Gaga concert.
He shared 42 years of marriage with his beloved wife. For Mom and Dad, the most important thing in their lives was the love they shared for their children and grandchildren.
We will carry him in our memory forever.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada.