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Ryan Enockson

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RYAN ENOCKSON

Feb 5, 1960 – May 23, 2021

Dad was born in Swan River, MB and his last 5 years on earth he resided in Winnipeg close to his children. He was a Son, an Uncle, a Brother, a Father, a Friend, a Grandpa and more. 


A father to 3 beautiful children, Anita, Tannis and David. His 3 kids were his pride and joy, he was so very proud of each of them.  


A grandfather to 3 beautiful Grandchildren, Atina, Kyla and David. He loved them so very much. 
Dad was a wood worker for most of his career, he worked with his hands. He also recently would make rocking chairs from clothes pins in his spare time. Spending the last few years actively on his keyboard and computer, to still keep his hands busy. 


5 years ago, Dad made the unselfish decision to get sober, that allowed him to not only have 5 great years of building lasting relationships with his kids and grandkids, but it also allowed him a new path in life. Sobriety was a true blessing in his life, he gained numerous friends and some he held close like family. He was able to help others in guidance, sharing and advice in aftercare meetings, in person, on the phone or on the computer via video chats and zoom meetings. We are all so proud of not only what you had overcome but the fact that you helped others in their sobriety. 


Dad would always cheer for his 2 favorite teams, The New York Islanders and The Saskatchewan Rough Riders. We used to tease him about his teams (when he lived in Winnipeg) and he lived to tease us when the Winnipeg Jets lost in Hockey. On Dec 29, 2017 he got to go to his first ever NHL game with his son David and he was beyond proud of that moment.  


Dad liked to chat on the phone, while our phones are way to quiet without you, we will always cherish the conversations, guidance and laughs (so many laughs) and slips of the tongues that became inside jokes. 


He will always be remembered for his love of music, AC/DC, ZZ TOP, DEF LEPPARD you name it, he was a rocker through and through. An all-time fav of his was the Bee Gee’s. We will keep your memory alive when we rock out to the songs you loved, as we keep your memory alive. Dad was able to go see AC/DC in Edmonton with Tannis and he also enjoyed the Sheep Dogs concert with Anita at the Forks in Winnipeg. 


Family meant a lot to Dad and we have proof in the many, many pictures from our trips to Edmonton and Yorkton to see him. So many happy memories. Waterparks, Seal shows, bike rides, great meals and much much more. We will always hold these times close in or hearts. 


Heaven gained an angel when you were called home too soon, all 3 of us find comfort in the fact that you didn’t suffer and you are now in the arms of the lord, please continue to watch over us all. 


WE LOVE YOU DADDY, FOREVER YOUR BABIES WE WILL BE. 

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Lana Hebert

September 25, 2024 at 7:32 PM

Ryan was a dear friend to me and my mom. He will be sadly missed. But we have awesome memories. Love Lana Hebert n Rose Hebert❤

Shirley jones

September 25, 2024 at 7:32 PM

I was so shock to get this message . I am sorry we lost you so soon . our chats on the phone over the years . we were friends for a very long time . sad to say goodbye . I am so glad Ryan came back to Winnipeg to spend time with his family . we will all miss him so much . our thought and prayers are with your family . Take care Shirley Jones

Paula

September 25, 2024 at 7:32 PM

God bless you ryan when my son message me in the morning told me your passed away I couldn't believe it ! You are such a great soul ! was such a good soul and thank you for being there for my son and my granddaughter I still can't get over this and rest in peace❤😳

David Kyla(your hunny) David (your littleman)

September 25, 2024 at 7:32 PM

You were the man dad I miss you so much 👍 I hope your having fun up there I just so blessed I had the time I did with you. Being able to take yo to that hockey game is the memory I cherish for ever the look on you face when you walked into Bell MTS plac and saw the rink and all the fans ill never forget and Being able to give you 2 amazing grandkids was a blessing i know how much you loved us all and I want you to know Daddy I take Care of the girls for you  because you would never admit it but IM THE MAN OF THIS FAMILY LOL👍❤ Go Jets Go  I love you Dad more then words could ever explain and just continue to have fun and I know you'll be watch us love you 

Nikki

September 25, 2024 at 7:32 PM

My profound Condolences at they loss of your Father Ryan.  He was a Great friend to me many years ago & helped me thru a very trying time.  Always a bit of a rascal but I hv many fond memories of our time together.  ❤

bob hamelin alpine manitoba

September 25, 2024 at 7:32 PM

really going to miss you bud.. loved sending you wildlife pics and talking on the phone . we had some wild times one of my best buddys from the alpine days😟

Wayne Schellenberg

September 25, 2024 at 7:32 PM

Wayne and I are grateful for the opportunity to know Ryan. We considered him a friend. We will miss his humor and caring personality. Although he was physically deteriorating, he was growing spiritually stronger. We will pray for you all. So sorry. Hugs. Wayne and Mena Schellenberg 

Carly Siver

September 25, 2024 at 7:32 PM

So sorry for your loss! The Sivers are all thinking of you guys. 

Victoria Smith

September 25, 2024 at 7:32 PM

❤I have so many great memeries with Ryan. He was a funny guy. He would tease me about the blue bombers and I would tell him that the riders sucked! Each and everytime we spoke on the phone I would say "Hi honey" and he would say "hi sweetie" and he would always say "you girls stay out of trouble" meaning me and Anita lol. Knowing Ryan for over 20 years I recall good times like playing pool with him and laughing and joking a lot.  I truly admired his courage and his strength to overcome his addiction and being and staying sober for over 5 years. We often talked about the program and the 12 steps of recovery. His inspiration was truly amazing in the way that he helped so many people. I will truly miss him. My sincere condoleances to your famil and big hugs and prayers.  Victoria Smith ❤

Pat Bain

September 25, 2024 at 7:32 PM

Glad to hear you had some great times with your Dad!  Memories last forever.  So sorry for your loss.  

davidisscooby

September 25, 2024 at 7:32 PM

hi grandpa its David I miss you sooooo much you were the best grandpa ever ❤ I love you soooooooo much my dad said go play Fortnite I did not want to even though it is my faverate game ever I said I do not want to, I remember when I was little me, you and Kyla played golf on the nintendo wii. I miss you soooooooooooooo much. I also remember when you came to pick me up at school aned when I slep over❤👍❤👍❤ I LOVE YOU GRANDPA SO MUCH

Kyla

September 25, 2024 at 7:32 PM

Hi grandpa it’s Kyla I miss you so much your the best person in my hole life I can’t believe your gone but at less your not suffering me David and dad love you I had the best couple of years with you I LOVE YOU GRANDPA 👍❤

Kyla

September 25, 2024 at 7:32 PM

Hi grandpa its me again and i really miss u i hope u have fun i want u to know i love u and i will always love u ur the best person in the hole world I LOVE U SO MUCH AND I MISS U
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