Wally Nagamatsu, age 69, passed away peacefully on Thursday, September 30, 2021 at UBC Hospital in Vancouver, BC.
He is survived by his three daughters Lindsay (Bernie), Laura (Colin), and Kelsea, his two grandchildren Meyer and Aria, his wife of over 30 years Eva and his two sisters Pat (Frank) and Carole (Ed).
A Memorial Service will be held at the Canadian Memorial United Church, 15th and Burrard, Vancouver, BC on Wednesday October 6, 2021 at 10:30 am.
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Carri Rodgers-Rowley
Dear Kelsea,
I am so sorry for the loss of your father. Please know I am thinking of you and your family during this very difficult time. I hope you are able to find joy in your memories.
Carri Rodgers-Rowley
Mark and Deb Thorvaldson
Shocked and saddened to learn of Wally’s passing.Former neighbour and friend for many years. Remembering Wally as a hardworking, family-oriented guy; proud of his girls and their accomplishments. So sorry for your loss. Great guy.
Victor Yong
Very sad to hear of Wally’s passing. He was my colleague from 2012 until his retirement. We go for coffee break almost everyday with a few other friends and talk about everything under the sun. Very nice friend and easy to get along with. We at the office missed him very much. RIP in peace Wally.
Laura Hutton
Wally’s family,
I was a work colleague of Wally’s. He has left me with fond memories of the pride he took in his work, an interest in those he worked with and how proud he was of his girls. He was a pleasure to talk with and sit next to for may years. My life is richer for having know him.
Sam Pierri
My deepest heart felt sympathies to Eva and family.
It seems like yesterday we worked together at CBA.
Very fond memories of those years.
Sam Pierri
Laura Misener
Lindsay. My thoughts are with you during this difficult time. I am very sorry to hear of the loss of your father. Know that I am thinking of you and hope to support you in any way possible.
mei yang
So shocked and saddened to hear of Wally’s passing. We were colleague for over ten years. He’s such a nice person, proud of his three daughters. We always go for coffee/drink/walk with a few other friends. We share good and bad news, teasing each other, try to make fun at work and make work easier at office. Very fond memories of those years.
Will miss him very much.
Jeff Craddock
So sorry to see this. Wally taught me how to be a draftsman. My father worked with Wally for many years. Wally was so funny and kind. RIP Wally you will be missed.
Larry Vanjoff
So sorry to hear that Wally has passed away..
I met Wally at the Structural Drafting course in 1971.
We became friends and when the course ended we both went back to our corners of the World.
Wally was a nice person a friend and I often searched to meet him again.
I will always remember your kindness Wally