Christian Casmier Ludwicki
Passed 12/21/2020
Obituary For Christian Casmier Ludwicki
LUDWICKI, Christian Casmier – Fall River
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our devoted husband, father and grandfather on December 21st, 2020. Christian, 71, passed away at home, surrounded by his family. He is survived by his wife Rowena, son Michael (Tiffany), daughter Christina (Mark), and granddaughters Emma and Aurora. He was predeceased by his son Thomas, and parents Kasmier and Louise.
Born in Longueil France on June 27, 1949, Christian immigrated to Montreal where he spent his formative years. His love of film and photography led him to his first job at NDG photo, where he captured the world around him. This world was mainly comprised of time spent between Montreal and the family home in La Macaza, surrounded by friends and adventures. It was in La Macaza that he met his love, Rowena, in 1968. They would marry on May 18th, 1974, and have three children Michael, Thomas and Christina.
His 20 year career with Air Canada led to the transfer of his family to Fall River, Nova Scotia in 1989. Here they would spend every Sunday packing a lunch, and hiking into the woods beyond their house, and spending countless hours laughing around the dining table. He brought adventure and knowledge to his kids at every turn, from scouting, to science projects, to learning how to help around the house, there was nothing he couldn’t do or build.
In the 1990’s and 2000’s he worked in sales for Mitten Vinyl and Kent Building Supplies, where he would travel around the province, many times accompanied by his love Rowena. They loved finding new bed and breakfasts, and seeing all the beautiful corners of Nova Scotia. During this time his children grew, as did their dinner table, accompanied by a gang of misfits always welcome and full of laughter.
After his retirement, he became a school bus driver, which would quickly become his most fulfilling job. He loved his days spent with the kids, being a friend, and a listening ear. He would come home fulfilled, and regale his family with cards, pictures and stories from that day.
In September of 2018, he nearly lost his life due to undiagnosed cancer, but due to his sheer determination, he fought to survive, and we were blessed with another 2 years of memories, love and laughter. His stories, his laughter, his knowledge will be forever missed.
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