Sam Grymek - Steeles Memorial Chapel

It is with great sadness to announce the passing of Sam Grymek, beloved son of the late Yetta and Issie Grymek, sister Sarah (Harry) Appleby, brother Louis Grymek, sister Perla Anne Comassar and sister Shirley (Samuel) Krem. Uncle to Larry Appleby, Gene Lesley (“Cookie”) Comassar (Grant White), Lynda (Marvin) Wenger, the late Carey Krem, Lisa (Howard) Winston, Meredith (Matthew) Rudin, Jessica Underwood, Brent (Amanda) Winston, Cole Winston, Chase Winston, Sarah Rudin, Leela Rudin, Emily Rudin, Cameron Underwood and Ciara Underwood.

A special thank you to Dr. David Zeldin, caregiver Anthony Valencia and Uncle Sam’s good friends Bob and Tracey for all their support and help throughout these last challenging months. A further thank you to Dr. Sanders of the ICU, and Dr. Berlin at North York General Hospital.

Special thanks to Cantor Joshua Protter for all of his guidance and love.

Memorial Donations to Beit Halochem Canada 905-695-0611 or Magen David Adom 416-780-0034

After service family and friends are welcomed back 84 Chiltern Hill Rd.

Message of Condolence

Posted on 29.07.2022 - 9:33 PM

Judith M Ross (nee Shachter)

I well remember Sam as we all grew up on Queen Street East, until our parents were able to move up to the north of the city. A few years ago, Sam and I were together at a Celebration of Life for another one our early friendships. I had hoped we would get reacquainted as it seems that Sam lived just south of my condo. Many memories flood back in our minds at times like this. My sincerest sympathies to the family. May Sam's memory be for a blessing.

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Posted on 31.07.2022 - 12:21 PM

Sheila Agasee

Dear Cousins Lisa & Family --- Sincere condolences on the loss of your Beloved Uncle Sam. I know his passing leaves a large void in your lives , but be consoled by the fact that He is now at peace. May His memory be forever a blessing and a comfort to all of you at this difficult time.

Posted on 05.08.2022 - 11:30 AM

Lois Kalchman

Dear Lisa and Howard. I knew Sam most of my life as we lived around the corner from the butcher shop and, of course, was in there all the time. It was satisfying to renew our acquaintance in recent years. He was always a gentleman. He will always be that young man that I remember. I can still hear his voice.