Don Lozinski

Don Lozinski was born June 15th, 1950, in Dauphin Manitoba. Don attended Sifton school and Dauphin Collegiate. He furthered his education at Red River Community College in Winnipeg for his electrical license. He apprenticed with Sun Electric in Winnipeg. In 1975 he moved to Dauphin and began his own business and later moved to Sifton where he lived until his passing. 

Don and Lorraine (Boris) were married in 1973 and began their family of two children Lee Anne and Dean. Don had many talents. He loved to do woodworking. Don liked fast cars and motorcycles. He loved all types of music and was very talented at playing the drums, spoons, and whatever else he could find to keep the beat. The Beatles were his favorite. Don loved being on the lake, pipe in mouth and fishing rod in hand but his true passion was flying. He earned his wings and pilot license. Don was an excellent pilot; you could often hear him on Sunday mornings buzzing over your house. Don also belonged to the Sifton Community Center for over twenty-five years and the Sifton Fire Department for forty-five years, receiving several awards. Don loved visiting his grandchildren, and watching their concerts, hockey, and volleyball games. 

Don leaves in mourning his beloved wife Lorraine of fifty years. Daughter Lee Anne Gibbs (Jason) their children Rylan and Kendel. Son Dean, two sisters Nadia Scott and Vicky (Jim) Stewart, and extended family. Don is predeceased by his parents Metro and Mary, in laws Luke and Rose Boris, brothers in law Peter Ganczar, Ned Stephans, George Scott, Mike Hackman, Alfred Boris, Sister-in-law Sharon Boris, and nephew Chad Boris.

The family would like to express their thanks to The Very Reverend Father Oleg Bodnarski, Pathways Funeral Home, The caterers, and Sifton Community Center ladies. Thanks to all for the food, flowers, and messages of sympathy. Donations in Dons name can be made to the Sifton Fire Department.

 A Funeral service for Don will be held on Saturday, May 25, 2024, at 10:30 A.M. from the Sifton Hall with The Very Reverend Father Oleg Bodnarski officiating.

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