Obituary for Pandil Minovski
With extremely heavy hearts we announce the passing of our beloved husband, father, and Dedo, Pandil (Poncho) Minovski at 84 years of age. Pandil leaves behind his loving wife of 56 years, Irini (Rina), his adoring daughter and son-in-law, Helen and Jeff McGorman, and cherished son and daughter-in-law George and Jennifer Minovski. Pandil also leaves the lights of his life, his beautiful princesses, Danica McGorman and Ella Minovski. Pandil was the very special Vujce to Nada and Louie Kotevski and Lena and Peter Angelidis. He was predeceased by parents Mara and Spiro Minovski, infant brother Stefan and in-laws Eleni and Krste Nikolaidis as well as dearly loved sister and brother-in-law Nevena and Paul Talevski. Also left to mourn are in-laws Maria Opassinis (late Petre), Helen Nikolaidis (late Vangel), Nick Nikolaidis (late Arhonda) and Anastasia Thomadaki (late Kosma). Pandil was a well-respected man and will additionally be missed by many nieces, nephews, relatives, and friends. He was a proud member of Boufsko Selo and St. Nicholas Macedonian Church where he volunteered his time on numerous occasions. He also retired from Chrysler Canada with over 30 years of service.
Pandil was happiest surrounded by his loving family. He was an intelligent man who enjoyed talking about politics and current events. He was very witty and enjoyed sharing a good joke. Pandil was a wonderful cook - his pasta sauce always had rave reviews and he especially loved to barbecue - the best cut of meat was always for his loved ones. He made friends easily and was liked by everyone. He was the consummate gentleman. Pandil suffered many health issues in the past few years however he never complained - he was described as a warrior - there is no better description - he fought so hard. Many thanks to the wonderful nurses, support workers, and doctors involved in Pandil’s care. A very special thank you to dear family friend Dr. Sheila Horen - Pandil had such respect and affection for you. Your exceptional care will always be remembered.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to the charity of your choice. Visiting will be Sunday 3-5 & 7-9 pm with parish prayers at 7:30 pm at Families First, (3260 Dougall Ave., South Windsor) 519-969-5841. On Monday July 18, 2022, friends are invited to meet at St. Nicholas Macedonian Church, 5225 Howard Ave, in time for funeral mass at 11 am. Interment Windsor Memorial Gardens. Share memories, photos or leave a donation at www.FamiliesFirst.ca
Pandil was happiest surrounded by his loving family. He was an intelligent man who enjoyed talking about politics and current events. He was very witty and enjoyed sharing a good joke. Pandil was a wonderful cook - his pasta sauce always had rave reviews and he especially loved to barbecue - the best cut of meat was always for his loved ones. He made friends easily and was liked by everyone. He was the consummate gentleman. Pandil suffered many health issues in the past few years however he never complained - he was described as a warrior - there is no better description - he fought so hard. Many thanks to the wonderful nurses, support workers, and doctors involved in Pandil’s care. A very special thank you to dear family friend Dr. Sheila Horen - Pandil had such respect and affection for you. Your exceptional care will always be remembered.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to the charity of your choice. Visiting will be Sunday 3-5 & 7-9 pm with parish prayers at 7:30 pm at Families First, (3260 Dougall Ave., South Windsor) 519-969-5841. On Monday July 18, 2022, friends are invited to meet at St. Nicholas Macedonian Church, 5225 Howard Ave, in time for funeral mass at 11 am. Interment Windsor Memorial Gardens. Share memories, photos or leave a donation at www.FamiliesFirst.ca