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Monday, May 11, 2026 - 9:14 PM

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Tuesday / May 12, 2026

Elana Hayley Ravas

Tue, May 12 1:00 PM

Graveside service at M...

Steeles Memorial Chapel

Monday / May 11, 2026

Amri Susman

Mon, May 11 12:30 PM

Chapel Service

Steeles Memorial Chapel

Mary Ihilchik

Mon, May 11 2:00 PM

Chapel Service - Steel...

Steeles Memorial Chapel

Sunday / May 10, 2026

Polina Viner

Sun, May 10 12:00 PM

Graveside Service

Aleksei Khaimovitch

Sun, May 10 2:00 PM

Chapel Service at Stee...

Steeles Memorial Chapel

Liat Burstein- Bogdan

Sun, May 10 2:00 PM

Graveside Service

Jacob Benlolo

Sun, May 10 3:30 PM

Graveside Service

Steeles Memorial Chapel

Friday / May 8, 2026

Zigfrid Erlich

Fri, May 08 11:30 AM

Graveside Service at P...

Steeles Memorial Chapel

Thursday / May 7, 2026

Galina Khaykin

Thu, May 07 11:00 AM

Graveside service at P...

Steeles Memorial Chapel

Alexander Kanewski

Thu, May 07 12:00 PM

Chapel service at Stee...

Steeles Memorial Chapel

Howard Friedman

Thu, May 07 12:00 PM

Graveside Service


Wednesday / May 6, 2026

Lidia Meynin

Wed, May 06 1:30 PM

Graveside service at P...

Steeles Memorial Chapel

Tuesday / May 5, 2026

Pessie Shapiro

Tue, May 05 12:00 PM

Graveside service at M...

Steeles Memorial Chapel

Monday / May 4, 2026

William Nightingale

Mon, May 04 10:00 AM

Chapel service at Stee...

Steeles Memorial Chapel

Tuesday / May 12, 2026

Elana Hayley Ravas

Private

53 Tangreen Circle, Th...

Steeles Memorial Chapel

Monday / May 11, 2026

Amri Susman

850 Steeles Ave., West...

Steeles Memorial Chapel

Mary Ihilchik

7440 Bathurst street, ...

Steeles Memorial Chapel

Sunday / May 10, 2026

Polina Viner

Private

Private Shiva

Aleksei Khaimovitch

85 Gamble Glen Crescen...

Steeles Memorial Chapel

Liat Burstein- Bogdan

Private

55 Strathearn Blvd Tor...

Jacob Benlolo

Private

4383 Bathurst St #602,...

Steeles Memorial Chapel

Friday / May 8, 2026

Zigfrid Erlich

7 Townsgate Drive #120...

Steeles Memorial Chapel

Thursday / May 7, 2026

Galina Khaykin

Private

Shiva private

Alexander Kanewski

Private

 

Howard Friedman

16 Bowring Walk, Toron...

Steeles Memorial Chapel

Wednesday / May 6, 2026

Lidia Meynin

Private

Shiva private


Tuesday / May 5, 2026

Pessie Shapiro

Private

Shiva at Yechezkel (Ca...

Steeles Memorial Chapel

Monday / May 4, 2026

William Nightingale

Private

5 Woodhouse Dr., Thorn...

Steeles Memorial Chapel

Sunday / June 14, 2026

Dorothy Novak

Sun, Jun 14 10:30 AM

Roselawn Cemetery, Sha...

Izu Soil

Sun, Jun 14 12:00 PM

Pardes Shalom Cemetery...


Sunday / May 10, 2026

Elaine Gabriel

Sun, May 10 12:00 PM

Pardes Chaim Cemetery ...


Wednesday / April 22, 2026

Edward Meltz

Wed, Apr 22 2:00 PM

Pardes Shalom Cemetery...


Amri Susman

In addition to the in-person service at the Chapel, the funeral will also be live-streamed. To view the service virtually, please go to https://smclive.ca/ on Monday May 11, 2026 at 12:30 p.m.

Amri Susman, a beloved husband, father, grandfather, and great grandfather,  and a true hero, passed away peacefully in Toronto, Ontario, on May 8, 2026, just days after celebrating his 100th birthday. Born on May 3, 1926, in Czechoslovakia, Amri’s life was a testament to resilience, love, and the enduring spirit of humanity.

As a young man, Amri faced unimaginable challenges during one of history’s darkest chapters. He was a survivor of the Holocaust, having escaped the clutches of Nazi persecution through the courageous efforts of the Kastner Train. This harrowing journey not only saved his life but also shaped his unwavering commitment to family and community. Amri carried the scars of his past with dignity, transforming his pain into a source of strength that inspired all who knew him.

In 1948, Amri’s bravery took on a new form as he fought valiantly in the War of Independence as a member of the elite Palmach Brigade Chayot Hanegev. His contributions during this pivotal time in history earned him recognition as a decorated war hero. Amri’s dedication to his homeland and his fellow soldiers exemplified his deep-rooted belief in justice and freedom, values he instilled in his family and those around him.

Amri was not just a soldier; he was a devoted husband to his beloved wife, Leah. Their partnership was a beautiful testament to love and commitment, built on a foundation of mutual respect and shared dreams. Together, they created a nurturing home filled with warmth, laughter, and the sweet melodies of music—a passion that Amri cherished throughout his life. He found joy in song, often filling the air with his favorite tunes, creating a legacy of love that resonated through generations.

As a father, Amri was a guiding light to his sons, Edison and Leonard, and a cherished father-in-law to Deena. He took immense pride in his role as a patriarch, always encouraging his children to pursue their dreams and embrace life with open hearts. His wisdom and kindness shaped their lives, and his unwavering support provided them with the strength to navigate their own journeys.

Amri’s legacy continued to flourish through his grandchildren: Ryan, Joshua, Robyn, Zachary, David, Tyler, Leah Elena and his great grandson Yitzchak Salomon. He adored each of them, showering them with love and affection, and imparting life lessons that will forever echo in their hearts. His stories of resilience and courage became cherished memories, teaching them the importance of family, perseverance, and the power of hope.

In his later years, Amri remained a pillar of strength and love for his family. His laughter was infectious, and his spirit was indomitable. He embraced every moment, reminding those around him of the beauty of life and the importance of cherishing each day. His family will forever hold him in their hearts, carrying forward the values he instilled and the love he shared.

Amri Susman leaves behind a legacy that transcends time—a legacy of love, courage, and resilience. As we mourn his passing, we celebrate the incredible life he lived and the profound impact he had on all who were fortunate enough to know him. We will hold you in our hearts forever, dear Amri, as your spirit continues to guide us in the days to come.

Memorial donations may be made to Beit Halochem Canada Aid to Disabled Veterans of Israel, https://www.beithalochem.ca/ or Magen David Adom, https://cmdai.org/.

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