We are sad to announce that on October 19, 2022 we had to say goodbye to Bud Korol (Richmond Hill, Ontario). You can send your sympathy in the guestbook provided and share it with the family.

He is survived by : his spouse Fran; his children, Dean and Guzin (Alex); his grandchildren, Rebecca, Charles, Sean, Olivia and Steven; and his nieces, Ayse and Melis.

A donation to the Heart and Stroke or Kidney foundation would be greatly appreciated. Donations are being accepted for: HEART STROKE FOUNDATION CANADA / FONDATION DES MALADIES DU COEUR ET DE LAVC DU CANADA (HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF CANADA / FONDATION DES MALADIES DU COEUR ET DE L'AVC DU CANADA) THE KIDNEY FOUNDATION CANADA / LA FONDATION CANADIENNE DU REIN (THE KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA / LA FONDATION CANADIENNE DU REIN).

Suggested donation : Heart and Stroke Foundation

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Marshall Funeral Home

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December 5, 2022

Graham Warren wrote a sympathy message

“... Sadly my memory fails, so I won't embarrass myself by quoting the wrong one! One of my favorite memories that he shared with me was that his Dad took him as a 12-year-old to the 1948 FA Cup Final at Wembley in London, which my team won (though 3 years before I was born). My sincere condolences to his family.”

December 5, 2022

Graham Warren wrote a sympathy message

“I was saddened to see Bud's name in the In Memoriam section of the ACBL Bridge Bulletin just now. I only met Bud in the last few years at the bridge table in Thornhill. His was a face that I looked forward to seeing each week, though sadly not since COVID struck. He was a true gentleman, and I always enjoyed our brief chats when the progression took us to his table for 20 minutes in a session. We shared a love of soccer, in which Bud's team was one of the Turkish giants ...”

November 9, 2022

Karen walsh wrote a sympathy message

“We are so sad to read this news. The years have gone by, and we hadn't seen Bud in many years. We had a lovely visit while celebrating Ayşe's birthday. It was so wonderful to see Bud. I knew him through Ayşe, as her second father, a loving grandfather figure for her children. She adored him. Our condolense to his entire family, he was the central light, and will be missed. Love, The Walshs”