On December 16, 2020 Lorne Sarnosky of St. Paul passed away at the age of 67.
He will be lovingly remembered by his two sisters, Audrey Graham (David) and Barbara Battaglini; sister-in-law, Maureen Sarnosky; as well as nieces and nephews: Christine Sarnosky, Nicholas Sarnosky (Paige), Nicole Koll (Tyler), Logan Koll, Greyson Koll, Emma Koll and Colten Battaglini.
Lorne was predeceased by his loving parents, Emma and Alex Sarnosky and brother, Leonard.
A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date.
Gerald Rempel says
Another sad Christmas for my cousins out Edmonton way. Please accept my sincerest condolences
Jopie and Wilma Belder says
Our condolences to the family.
Dana Romijn says
There are people that cross your path in life that leave a mark, even if the closeness fades.
As a young girl who was enamoured with Arabians and showing, I was given the opportunity to ride a stallion by the name of PR Alahbama. This horse had the biggest heart much like his owner.
Lorne Sarnosky was big hearted, fun loving, full of humour and hard working. I remember his laugh like I just heard it yesterday. He lit up any room he entered.
Unfortunately as he moved out of Arabians our paths didn’t cross for many years. About 8 years ago he heard where I was working and when I got to work, on my desk was a lead rope with a note – I know this is something you can always use, Love Lorne. My dad still had interactions with him a couple times a year and would fill him in on my continued craze for the horses.
He had a great appreciation for my devotion to the horses. Many of my firsts in the horses were thanks to the opportunity to ride that special horse. My first red ribbons, my first Top 5s, my first interaction with a stallion and my first western rides. My love for western pleasure and stallions started there. I am forever grateful for all of it.
I can only hope that his life the last years was filled with joy and that he knew how much he touched my heart in the years we spent so close.
Barbara says
Thank for all your memories and kind words. We sure do miss him. Barbara
Gerald Spicer says
Our sincerest condolences to the family.
Denis Trepanier says
Our deepest condolences from the Trepanier’s go out to the Sarnosky family. I worked with Lorne at Coca Cola for many years with many fond memories. Lorne led a great team at Coca Cola and will be remembered as a fun and successful leader and friend.
RIP my friend.
Kevin Soproniuk says
My condolences, Lorne was a great boss for me at Coke in Edmonton and I have great memories of hime
Jim Murphy says
I first met Lorne when he joined our hockey team which feels like a 100 years ago. He would become a good friend and later we would also golf together. I had a small business and Lorne sold me a coke machine and always gave me extra product at Christmas time. He also golfed in the very famous Murphy/Styles for years and made sure Coca-Cola was a major sponsor. The last I saw him was when he got into horses and I did plans for a horse barn for him. I’ll always remember him as a great teammate and friend who had a unbelievable great sense of humor. My condolences to all his family and friends.
Ray White says
Deepest condolences to the Sarnosky family, I had the pleasure of working with Lorne for several years at Coca Cola back in the 80’s. Fond memories he will be missed by many. RIP Lorne
Ed and Janice Rachinski says
We were very saddened to hear of Lorne’s passing. Our deepest condolences go out to all of his family. He was always very good to us, and he will be remembered as a man full of life and energy.
Leo Lechovolea says
Lorne was such a fun and outgoing personality.
May his soul rest in peace.
BRENDA QUINLAN says
Our condolences to Lorne’s family. We have many great memories of Lorne, especially his energy and love of life.
Brenda & Tim Quinlan
Liz says
Lorne was our representative from Pegasus. He always had an amazing attitude and always came by when in town.
He will be missed!