A lot of shenanigans took place when we went to Rabbit Lake. One of my favourite memories was seeing Tony at the very top of a tree screaming and making the tree top sway wildly.

I just heard of Tony's passing today. Some of my fondest memories were going to Kenora in the summer and Tony, Paul and I seemed to get in a lot of michief. I loved going there. My sincerest condolences to everyone.

Okay 1 Tony Story

Warren built us a gocart and it was a rocket lol. The wheels were from golf carts and did it fly. Initially we would go down our driveway which was way too fast for me but Tony got bored with that quickly. Me I was the pusher guy and yes I wasn't fast enough and tired quickly. Tony had a great idea in his mind, we were up early one summer day and headed to the road in front of Johnsons Cabins. We pushed the gocart up the hill aways and Tony sent me down the hill to stop traffic I was a little kid but that was the plan Tony was counting to 100 so I could get to my spot at our road waiting for Tony.. Waiting and waiting for Tony a truck approaches and I wave, it stops its Mr Campbell, whats up he asks i tell him Tony is coming down the hill in the gocart. He couldn't believe it then here he comes flying down the road taking the curve wide almost not making it as he flew by us wide eyes and hanging on for dear life. Mr Campell shook his head in disbelief. Tony went all the way to the trailer park entrance Mr Campbell told me to get in the truck and we went to fetch Tony. When we got to him he was jumping around so proud of his ride. Mr Campbell was so angry saying how he could have been killed etc but Tony had heard that before many times lol. He put the gocart in the truck and told us if he ever saw us do this again he would take it away and we would never see it again. He took us home and well there was 1 more run in Keewatin where he found a hill that snapped the axel never to be repaird thanks Warren he survived

Growing up in Kenora was nothing less than magical for me and tony. We lived just down the street from Rabbit lake where we spent endless hours we knew it was time to come home when we saw mom with a switch coming to get us home. The woods in the back yard was filled with adventures summer and winter. The cabin was a bonus for friends and family who would come to share it with us. Every day was an adventure correction Tony didn"t sleep much so those adventures were day/evenings depending on his mood. These were the happiest days of our lives unfortunately they didn't last long enough. Tony I am sorry you had to leave us so soon but I know your home now and happy. God Bless you brother

Maur and family

We are so sorry for your loss

Hugs

Cindy and Randy

I will carry your love with me forever and always.

The way you loved and cared for everyone around you is what I will miss the most.

was very glad yet sad to be with you till your final moments.

the fishing in the great sky.

Love you lots Putz

The memories I carry with me are your smile, your laughter, your sense of humour, your goalie stories and your love of fishing, Also, that you somehow survived the tumbles behind the boat tubing with Todd behind the wheel! You would surface every time with a huge grin on your face and incredibly, do it again!!

Thank you for the memories,

Lise XO

Tony we will miss your humour and your laugh. We love you. Maureen and Warren

Cheers to Uncle Tony. Will never forget all the laughter and fun when Uncle Tony was visiting Kenora. Always got a kick out of his Facebook posts and he was always sure to chime in his sentimates on all of the Spencer clan family pictures. Rest easy Tony.