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Elroy Tennisco
In Memory of
Elroy
Tennisco
1930 - 2016
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Condolence From: Jim M
Condolence: Such a shame. To list the family but omit two of its members. A slap in the face for them.
Monday September 19, 2016
Condolence From: John Studzinski
Condolence: My deepest condolences to the Tennisco family during this time of hardship.

As mentioned by Mike, Elroy had a passion for fishing and he was responsible for the salmon bug which I still have today. Going out fishing in that 19' aluminum with the cuddy was my first experience fishing Lake O and he took Brad and I out in some less than desirable conditions. I was on the verge of chumming the lake when he yelled out fish on and handed the rod to me to reel in the fish. The simple act of just handing the rod to me was better than any Gravol pill as the excitement of bringing in my first lake caught salmon made me forget about everything else.

This speaks volumes about the man he was. He was caring, smart, a talented artist, humorous and most of all a handyman who thought outside the box. I'm sure Irma had a significant influence on Elroy, but these traits have been passed on to his family.

I still remember how he used to launch that 19' aluminum boat with the Chrysler K-car at the old Bowmanville launch. Although they claim that the car is not capable of towing something that heavy, Elroy did this so many times without replacing the clutch once.

Tough days ahead for sure but always remember the happy memories which have shaped many lives. A little bit of Elroy is in most of us.

John
Monday July 18, 2016
Condolence From: Bill & Marg Albrecht
Condolence: Dear Vicki, Kevin, Erica & Luke, Alycia, Erma and the Tennisco family:
We are thinking of all of you during this very difficult time.
Saturday July 16, 2016
Condolence From: Shelley and Don Douglas and family
Condolence: Sorry for your loss Brad and to your family.
Friday July 15, 2016
Condolence From: Mike O'Malley
Condolence: Elroy was like a second father to me...as a young teenager he got me interested in hunting and fishing and to this day I do both. He was like a mentor to me and I loved going out with him and Dave and listening to his stories...he will be sadly missed by all...my deepest condolences to the family.

Mike O'Malley
Friday July 15, 2016
Condolence From: Wilma wodzak
Condolence: My condolences to the tennisco family and irma elroy was a wonderful man
Thursday July 14, 2016
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