William Warda
elevated kAdWZ November 3, 2010 ~ October 1, 2026
elevated kAdWZ Funeral Mass
Friday, October 9, 2026 at 10:30am
The Good Shephard Caldean Cathedral- Toronto
2 High Meadow Place, North York, Ontario M9L 2Z5
Interment
Queen of Heaven Catholic Cemetery- Section 3
7300 Highway 27, Woodbridge, Ontario L4L 1A5
William or as I called him Guillaume (French for William) was a beautiful soul. His smile lit up the room. He helped me create some things on Canva for the retirement party for 2 Dublin Heights teachers. He was so patient with me when I asked him to make changes, over and over until it was perfect. He had a charm that I will always remember.
My sincerest condolences.
Mollynda Lichter
Gr 8 French teacher
William was one of the first people I met when I moved Dublin. He had such a pure soul, he was funny, smart, caring, sweet, he lit up every room he walked into, without even trying. He was such a genuine friend to me, he always made me laugh and got me through the harder classes. William and I drifted a bit during highschool, with so many different classes and interests, it was bound to happen. But we never stopped talking and we made sure to keep in contact. I miss him so much, as we all do, he is so incredibly loved. I hope hes able to rest easy now and watch over us. Rest in peace William, no one will ever forget you.
William was one of my best friends and genuinely one of the sweetest souls and funniest people i’ve ever met. I’ve known him since grade one where we would chase around ants in the field to being on call every night with our friends and hanging out just one week ago this year. I will truly miss william and his funny personality, his laugh, his jewelry and style. I miss playing games with him, or have him helping me with my homework whenever I needed because he was so smart. I love him very much and I will genuinely never forget him. Rest in peace william we love you.
William was such a bright and kind individual, with a good head on his shoulders and an honest heart. He was brilliant, and funny, and charming, and most of all, he knew who he was and he was proud of it. I wasn’t the closest with him, despite knowing him since my first years at our middle school, Dublin Heights, but even from the little bits and pieces that I saw of him, I know that he had his own unique joy. Mackenzie won’t be the same without him, as William is a part of the spirit that makes us proud of our school. I’m sorry for all the hardships you’ve ever endured, and I just that you know how much we all love you. May you rest in peace now, William.
To William’s family,
I am heartbroken to hear of William’s passing. He was an amazing young man, sweet, intelligent, and kind, who stood out as an outstanding student during his school days at Dublin Heights. William made an impression on everyone that had the pleasure of meeting him. Please accept my sincere condolences and may God keep you strong and surrounded by love as you navigate this most difficult time. God bless you. William will be sincerely missed.
Rosalie Dzubina ( Teacher at Dublin Heights)
Have known William since he was a young boy. His smile could light up any room. He most certainly was a perfectionist and I enjoyed every minute coaching him on the ice. My heart is broken to hear this devastating news. Such a kind young gentleman who will be greatly missed. Am sending my condolences and prayers to the entire family.
Please accept my sincerest condolences. I had the pleasure of knowing William through my son when they both attended Dublin Heights. He, along with his wonderful parents, always led with kindness and compassion. William will be terribly missed by so many. May his memory be a blessing and source of strength through this unimaginable time.
I met William when he was a student in my Grade 9?English class. From day 1 onward, William impressed me with his kindness, his maturity, his staggering intelligence, creativity and talent. He was adored by teachers and students alike. To William’s family: I offer you my deepest sympathy. May William’s memory be a blessing.
William was one of my childhood bestfriends when I used to live in Canada. He was one of the best things that happened to me when I was a child. We drifted apart when I moved and we stopped talking. I keep remembering our memories from back when I was a child and he was such a kind soul. Heaven has gained a soul of light and love
William was a stellar student and gentle soul. I taught him French for 2 years.
In my 26 years of teaching, I’ve encountered students that have stood out in my heart and William was one of them.
He rose to the occasion. He never complained and was the epitome of respect for others and above all politeness.
William, I will miss your smile and sweet disposition.
You will be missed.
Mme Capozzi
Dear Family,
Words cannot describe the pain that William’s untimely passing brought to all of us, teachers and students who knew him.
William was a beautiful soul, kind, caring, and a great person. He was in my grade 10 Shop class 3 years ago. I remember his work, his technical reports and his technical drawings which he did so meticulously. He was down to earth, humble and yet worked hard to reach perfection.
I spoke with mom, on parent and teacher interview and felt that I had known her forever. I cannot imagine what you are going through. The reality that I am not able to help you, to ease your pain, is crushing.
Please know that my tears, thoughts and prayers are with you.
We’ve known William and his parents for several years. Often being invited to his birthday parties and dinner at their place. He was such a kind, sweet soul, who, along with his parents impacted everyone they met. Our deepest condolences to his family during this unimaginable time and may his memory be a blessing.
I had the privilege of getting to know William last year as his history teacher. I was struck by his kindness, genuine enthusiasm, curiosity, creativity and humour. He was always so attentive and joyous in his relationships with teachers, friends and peers. May his memory bring you comfort in this sorrow and be a blessing to all he touched with his warmth.
I was fortunate to have William in my class in grade 4. I remember him as always having a smile on his face. He was sweet, helpful, and genuine. He made a lasting impact on so many people with his kindness. I am so sorry for this enormous loss.
We were so saddened to hear about William’s passing. Our thoughts are with you at this difficult time.
I’m so incredibly heartbroken to hear this news. 💔 I remember him as a little boy at Dublin Heights and it’s hard to believe that the little boy we knew is now gone far too soon. It’s heartbreaking to think he had his whole life ahead of him. Sending so much love to his family, friends and everyone who knew him. He will always be remembered by the Dublin Heights family. ❤️
We are just heartbroken and so incredibly sorry for your loss. We have such sweet memories of William from those early years when the boys were young and in elementary school. He was such a lovely little boy — so polite, well-mannered, bright and gentle, with the sweetest smile. He always had such a kind and caring nature, and it is so clear that he came from a wonderful, loving family. Although the boys grew apart as they got older, William will always be a part of Braydens childhood, and we feel so grateful that they had those years of friendship together. We cannot imagine the pain you are going through, and our hearts are with you both and your entire family. Sending you so much love and strength.