Condolences

Our deepest condolences to the friends and family left behind. Tom was a lot of fun on our hunting excursions.

-Barry Makins

Tom, I have always talked highly of you, you were and always will be my favourite coworker from Pizza Hut. I’ll never forget getting stuck in snowbanks and long talks while accompanying you with deliveries when my shifts were over. you were an amazing friend and I will always cherish the time I spent with you. we are going to miss you loads. I know you’ll be haunting them if they mix the wing sauce ?
Rest in paradise Tom. My condolences to your family, friends and co-workers. You were very loved

-Kayla Conway

We met Tom 5 years ago when we bought our cottage on Haines Lake. He was always friendly, helpful and accomodating. So sorry to all his family and friends. He will be missed.

-Murray and Liz Hazlett

I was a friend of Tom’s and his Mother’s Eva .I’m so sorry for your loss he was a true friend .

-Michelle Buttineau

We were surprised to hear about Tom’s passing. We met him at Lodge Louise over 16 years ago, and every time we arrived, he was there at the entrance with his welcoming wave. He and his mom always made us feel at home, sharing stories about their garden and the lake. Tom will truly be missed by our whole family.

Our deepest condolences to Tom’s entire family. We hope you find comfort in knowing how much he meant to so many.

-Tony and Cassie Landolfi

We have camped at Lodge Louise since 1989, and enjoyed a close friendship with Tom and his mother Eva. We are saddened at the loss of our friend. He was a very knowledgeable man, of many things, very kind and helpful.

-Owen and Carol Wohlsclagel

It is both a privilege and a blessing to call Tom Termarsch friend for over 50 (yes FIFTY) years. When you talk to Tom after months or even years, it is like you just spoke to him yesterday. If you are in the neighbourhood, he will try to visit. If you need help, he will be there. He is so accepting of of my wife, that he will bait her hook, and so caring to our kids that they call him Uncle Tom. Our heartfelt sympathies to all the family and friends of Tom Termarsch, a man who we will all miss terribly until our work here is done, and we see him again at the next fishing hole. Greg & Monique Scott and Family

-Greg Scott

We met Tom & Eva over 25 years ago when we bought our cottage on Haines Lake. Don had fishing & firewood adventures and shared dinners & games while working in the area. Gone way too soon. Rest in peace Tom. Our condolences to all his family Cambridge/Drury Lane.

-Don & Vicki Daub & Family

For the last 32 years that we first met you’ll always be remembered from the Janiec family. We truly love miss you. Michael Janiec

-Michael Janiec

We have loved knowing Tom and Eva all these years that we have been at Lodge Louise. They were both so kind, friendly, and helpful. Thanks to Owen who was the first one here for telling us to come. It has been a wonderful adventure. Tom was a very knowledgeable person who was easy to talk to. We are grateful for the years that he looked out for us. Tom was always watching when the children were swimming, paddle boarding or canoeing on the water and also us when we’re were out in the boat. We are sadden to think that he has passed at such a young age. We will cherish our memories of Tom. Condolences to all his friends and family.

-All the family residents of the Pines and Sunnylookout trailers

We are sad to hear about Tom’s passing. I always enjoyed talking to Tom about fishing on Haines Lake and listening to his stories. He was always very resourceful, friendly and willing to lend a hand if needed. He will be truly missed .
Frank and Paula Landolfi

-Frank and Paula Landolfi

Such devastating news. Came to know about this very late. Such a gem of a person he was. I’ve known him since a year and his caring nature touched my heart. I was new in town and he was always ready to help whenever needed. After meeting Tom I feel that humanity still exists. May your soul rest in peace. Miss you.

-Maneesha

Our family has a cabin on Haines Lake and I have just learned of Tommy’s passing on this day of May 4, 2025 as we are preparing to open up for this season. I am shocked and saddened by this news. I knew Tom and his family, Eva & Gord since their first day at Lodge Louise. Tom was always able to assist us with any problems which arose like engine trouble, boat repairs, fishing advice… anything dealing with nature and outdoors. He and his family always looked out for us during the off season, and we shared many dinners and tasty treats from Eva. May you rest in peace Tommy… you’re a good man!

-Robert Nolan