Marian Daca passed away peacefully, leaving behind a legacy of love and cherished memories. He was a devoted husband to his late wife, Jadzia Daca (Cwik), who passed on May 9, 1990. Together they are reunited with their baby boy, John, who died at birth.
Marian was the son of Edward Daca (1988) and Helena Daca (2024). He was a loving father to his sons, Mark (Crista) and Daniel (Erica), and a proud grandfather to Oliver. He was a beloved brother to Zenon (Hania), Bogus (Bogusia) and the coolest uncle to Daphne (Tim), Darek (Kelly), Melanie (Louis), and Tiffany (Jonathan).
He shared many years of companionship and love with Halinka, who brought joy and comfort to his life.
Marian will be deeply missed by his family in Canada and Poland, as well as friends and all who had the privilege of knowing him. He will forever be remembered for his easy laugh, his big heart and his love of family, friends and great music.
The services will be held on Friday, May 23rd from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm at Pierrefonds Funeral Home : 14370 Pierrefonds Boulevard.
Then followed by the funerals at 12:00 pm in the chapel of the complex.
A donation to the Montreal Children's Hospital would be appreciated.
It is no longer possible to buy flowers for this deceased.
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Located in the West Island, Complexe Pierrefonds is a modern building offering beautiful interior spaces and surrounded by beautiful landscaping. In addition to its beautiful interior spaces, you'll find all services under one roof, as well as attentive staff who will meet all your needs, and those of your guests, to pay a distinctive last tribute to your loved one.
Located in the West Island, Complexe Pierrefonds is a modern building offering beautiful interior spaces and surrounded by beautiful landscaping. In addition to its beautiful interior spaces, you'll find all services under one roof, as well as attentive staff who will meet all your needs, and those of your guests, to pay a distinctive last tribute to your loved one.
