Obituary for William "Bill" Nicholas Shoppoff
Bill (William) Shoppoff Obituary
With profound sadness, the family of Bill (William) Shoppoff announces his passing on May 25th, 2021 at the Northwest Hospice in Thunder Bay.
Bill was the beloved husband of Léa and dearly loved father to David (Brigette) from Moose Jaw and Patrick from Thunder Bay. Grandfather to Annika, Saul and a baby due in October 2021.
He was the dearly loved brother of Bob (Carole), Barry (Susan) and Derek (Line). He left behind many nephews and nieces who loved him.
Bill was born August 7th 1952 in Hearst where he grew up. He was the oldest son of the late Nicholas Shoppoff and Monique (Fortier) Shoppoff. He moved to Thunder Bay in 1979 when he became a member of the Thunder Bay Police, where he worked until August 2020.
The family wishes to thank the personnel at the Thunder Bay Regional Cancer Centre, the Northwest Hospice, the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation, Paramed and Medigas. If desired, in lieu of flowers, donations can be sent to the Thunder Bay Regional Cancer Centre or the Northwest Hospice. Service at a later date to be announced.
With profound sadness, the family of Bill (William) Shoppoff announces his passing on May 25th, 2021 at the Northwest Hospice in Thunder Bay.
Bill was the beloved husband of Léa and dearly loved father to David (Brigette) from Moose Jaw and Patrick from Thunder Bay. Grandfather to Annika, Saul and a baby due in October 2021.
He was the dearly loved brother of Bob (Carole), Barry (Susan) and Derek (Line). He left behind many nephews and nieces who loved him.
Bill was born August 7th 1952 in Hearst where he grew up. He was the oldest son of the late Nicholas Shoppoff and Monique (Fortier) Shoppoff. He moved to Thunder Bay in 1979 when he became a member of the Thunder Bay Police, where he worked until August 2020.
The family wishes to thank the personnel at the Thunder Bay Regional Cancer Centre, the Northwest Hospice, the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation, Paramed and Medigas. If desired, in lieu of flowers, donations can be sent to the Thunder Bay Regional Cancer Centre or the Northwest Hospice. Service at a later date to be announced.