Timothy Andrew Soichuk
January 6, 1986 - October 28, 2025
In Loving Memory
Timothy Andrew Soichuk
Tim Soichuk passed away on October 28, 2025. Life became just too much for him to cope. He is survived by his mom, Maureen. He is predeceased by his sister, Tasha, and his dad, Phil. He is also survived by his ex-wife, Marissa, his Uncle Keith Sangster, his Aunt Cathy and Uncle Shaun Marsden, cousins Bryan Roberts, Scott and Paul Marsden and their families, and various other aunts, uncles and cousins. He is also survived by a wonderful group of friends that loved and supported him.
Tim was born in Vernon in 1986 and graduated from Clarence Fulton in 2004. He loved playing rugby and football, which he continued to play for several years with the Jackals rugby team and the flag football league. He was an avid Steelers fan and Sunday football get togethers with his buddies was his favorite sacred pastime. His kind heart led him to volunteer for the Humane Society, and thus became a foster parent for needy dogs. He loved his time with Bella and Gray. There will be a gathering of family and friends on November 28, at 7:00pm, at The Army & Navy Club in Vernon to share stories and pictures.
Arrangements entrusted to
Cypress Funeral & Cremation Services 250-558-0866
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I am so very sorry to hear this Maureen
My heart aches for you in this unimaginable sorrow. I hope you can feel the love and strength being sent your way.
We are so sorry to hear about your loss. We cannot imagine the pain and heartache you are feeling. You are in our thoughts.
Don & Carol
My condolences to you on the death of your son. No parent should ever have to experience this pain. May you find strength in the love and support surrounding you
We are so deeply saddened by the loss of your precious son Tim. We can’t begin to imagine the pain you’re going through, but our hearts go out to you.
He meant so much to everyone who knew him, and especially to all of his friends and their families….The love and connection he shared with them and with our family will always be remembered.
We hope you can find small moments of gentleness for yourself, even in the midst of this grief. Please know you don’t have to carry this alone—there are people who care about you and want to support you.
We’ll be keeping you in our thoughts and prayers, wishing you strength for the days ahead.
I am so sorry to hear this news Maureen. There are no words to help ease your grief , I hope the support of your family and friends are a comfort for you. I will keep Tim and you in my prays. Pauline Stinn
Oh Maureen, my heart aches for you. You are in my thoughts.
We only just reconnected after so many years, and I’m deeply saddened to learn of your untimely passing. You were a true powerhouse on the football and rugby field, and an even better person off of it.
Rest peacefully, old friend.
To your family—may you find strength, comfort, and support during this incredibly difficult time. His presence will be missed, but his impact will never be forgotten.
Our thoughts are with you at this time Maureen♥️
We are so very sorry to hear of your loss. Hoping the love and memories you shared will help sustain you during this difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Dear Soichuk family and friends,
I am deeply saddened to hear of your loss.
Tim was my coworker at the City of Vernon. Our desks were beside each other and I came to know him pretty well.
His customer service was exemplary. There were times you would find him in the reception area helping a senior sign up for our online services. This created relationships, and customers would return to City Hall looking for his help when the next billing was due.
Tim was the only male member of the front facing team and his size and demeanor always earned him respect. Inside of him was a big heart. Oh, his stubbornness came out sometimes too.
Tim and I had great laughs together as I teased him about his fear of spiders and some of his lifestyle choices during the period he worked here. At one point I put plastic spiders around his desk, which resulted in some jumping and a few screams. In return he called me Cruella De Vil, so I dressed up as her one Halloween at the office. I am 20 years older than Tim but somehow, we just connected.
He often spoke of his love of Rugby, and how he liked to help the young players out. I can picture him shaking his smoothie bottle while describing his dinner of chicken and rice and spices and vegetables. I can smell onion and garlic powder as I write this. He was trying to focus on his fitness journey.
Although we hadn’t spoken in a long time, I thought of him often and hoped he was doing well and overcoming his struggles.
Please know that my heart goes out to you and your family during this difficult time.
Please accept my condolences on the passing of Tim. I am so sorry to hear. Theresa