Victoriano Gamalinda
elevated J6kgm August 25, 1947 ~ October 13, 2026
elevated J6kgm Visitation
Friday, October 23, 2026 from 3 – 8 pm
Chapel of St. Joseph at Holy Cross Catholic Funeral Home
211 Langstaff Road East, Thornhill, Ontario, L3T 3Z6
elevated J6kgm Funeral Mass
Saturday, October 24, 2026 at 10:00 am
St. Paschal Baylon Parish
92 Steeles Ave West, Thornhill, ON, L4J1A1
elevated J6kgm Interment
Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery – Section 43
8361 Yonge Street Thornhill, Ontario, L3T 2C7
elevated J6kgm Obituary
elevated J6kgm Victoriano (Victor) Gamalinda passed away peacefully after a short battle of cancer on October 13, 2026 at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre- Palliative Care. He received his Last Rites with his loving wife on his side and enormous support and love from his family
elevated J6kgm He is survived by his wife Rhonda of 40 years , his sisters Ely, Anita, brothers Fred and Albert. Preceded in death by his parents Manuel Sr. and Nieves, brothers Manuel II and Oscar.
elevated J6kgm Victor will be sadly missed and fondly remembered by all his relatives and friends
elevated J6kgm In lieu of flowers , donations to Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation would be appreciated
I’ll always remember Uncle Vic as a strong man, who would occasionally soften to show his humor and love of the latest gadget/technology.
He had a keen sense for the finer things, and good living. Uncle Vic always wished for the prosperity and upward mobility of the family around him.
Peace be with you Uncle Vic~
In Loving Memory of Uncle Vic
Our hearts are deeply saddened by the passing of Uncle Vic.
A couple of years ago, when Marlyn and I stayed with Uncle Vic and Auntie Loleng, we had the precious opportunity to get to know him more closely. We will always remember how caring, thoughtful, and generous he was. He lovingly spoiled us with his kindness—cooking meals for us, taking care of our needs, and even going out of his way to buy Tim Hortons coffee when he heard that Marlyn wanted to taste the original. These may seem like simple gestures, but they revealed the beautiful heart of a man who found joy in caring for others.
We already miss Uncle Vic so much. And if we feel this sadness from the short time we shared with him, we cannot begin to imagine the depth of Auntie Loleng’s grief after sharing decades of love, companionship, laughter, and life’s joys and struggles with him.
Dear Auntie Loleng, our hearts ache with yours. We wish we could be there to embrace you. We pray that the Lord will hold you especially close during these difficult days, comfort you in your loneliness, and give you strength for each new day.
Uncle Vic’s love and kindness will always remain in our hearts. We thank God for his life and for the beautiful memories he left us.
With our deepest love, sympathy, and prayers,
Cris and Marlyn