Condolence: As the year passes, we are remembering with you. Henry Walser Funeral Home Team

Condolence: Dan,Deb,Jennifer and both families. We were so sorry to hear about Robert. Sorry that we missed the funeral our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Know that he is with God and he is taking wonderful care of him. Deepest Sympathy

Condolence: Words cannot fully express the sorrow I feel after learning about the death of your beloved son Robert. May you always treasure the times you shared together. My prayers are with you and your family.

Condolence: Deb, Dan, Jennifer, Jean, Greg, ,Kim, Michelle, Chris & Families...we are so saddened to hear of the loss of Robbie. Our warmest rememberances and deepest condolences are yours. Richard, Donna, Steven and Stefanie Kalan

Condolence: To the Family Members of Sgt Robert Dynerowicz. No words can describe what you are all going through at this time,but know that Robert was not alone for when he passed on to be with our lord up in heaven.I know that he was surrounded by members of the RCD that were training with him and as a mother of one of those men that was with him at that time .. I thank him for all that he did and we are all there with you..He will never be forgotten

Condolence: My sincere condolences to the family during this difficult time. Rest in peace Canada's hero. Sincerely Carol Thomas-Nowack

Condolence: My heart goes out to you and your family at this difficult time.

Condolence: Dan, we have no words to comfort you and your family at this very sad time. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Condolence: Sgt. Robert James Dynerowicz: You made the ultimate sacrifice in the name of your country. My family appreciates your service and sacrifice, and will never forget. Our condolences to the Dynerowicz family and friends. Glenn, Trisha & Victoria Grieve

Condolence: Through our relationship with Denise & Greg Bignell we offer a salute to the "Sarg" and our deepest condolences to his entire family for their loss.

Condolence: With heartfelt condolences from one military family to another. May God comfort you during this difficult time and bless you with strength and peace for the days ahead. We thank Sgt Robert Dynerowicz for serving and protecting us. We will remember him.

Condolence: Our deepest sympathy,thoughts and prayers Janet,Guy and Elyse Wellhauser

Condolence: Our thoughts and prayers are with Roberts family and friends during these difficult times.

Condolence: Our thoughts and prayers to family and friends.

Condolence: Our thoughts and prayers are with you Debbie and your family during this difficult time.

Condolence: You are in our thoughts and prayers as you walk through this dark valley of grief. Praying for peace and the ability to find a measure of comfort and healing in the days ahead. On behalf of all Canadians -- we are grateful for Robert's service and sacrifice for his country. Always remembered!

Condolence: Heartfelt condolences from one military comrade to another, and now a military mom myself. And thoughts and prayers to the family at this very sad time. I know all of Canada is proud of the service to this country from Sgt Dynerowicz and we sincerely thank him and are extremely saddened by his loss. God bless!

Condolence: Mere words cannot express my deepest condolences to Debbie,Dan, Jenny, Cole, and wee Carson....to Robs entire family....Grandmother, Grandfather, Aunts, Uncles, cousins. May your happy memories help you in your sorrow. Fishing days, hiking days, family times. A fun, loving, happy Rob. Thinking of you all during the difficult days ahead. With love, sincerely, Barbara Davis

Condolence: My heartfelt condolences and sympathies go to the Dynerowicz family at this difficult time. Robert was an honored soldier and son and will be forever missed. I did not have the opportunity to get to know Rob personally,but his mom would often speak of how proud she was of what he had accomplished in his short years. He was once of our finest.

Condolence: With deepest sympathy to the Dynerowicz family. Please accept our heartfelt condolences during this sad and difficult time. Sincerely Jean and Brian Shearer

Condolence: My deepest condolence Debbie & family. Keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers xo

Condolence: Our deepest condolences from Bob, Karen, Jamie & Linda, Jody and Kirsten. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of great sorrow.

Condolence: Our thoughts and prayers are with the Dynerowicz family and friends. May Robert fly with the angels and watch over all of you. He is a hero and I am proud that he served our country to protect us all. ~ Peg and Ed

Condolence: Our sincere condolences for Debbie and the Dynerowicz family. We recognize Robert as a Canadian hero. -The Entire Team at GRH/GRRCC

Condolence: Thank-you for your service to our Country. The Trews Song "Highway of Heroes" had another soldier travel that road. To all that loved him, our deepest condolences. Canada is a better place because of your loved one. We appreciate you and all our troops, more than you know.

Condolence: My deepest sympathies go to Robert's family, friends and military family.

Condolence: My heart is breaking for you. May you know that our arms are wrapped around you in love, thoughts and prayers. May God help you find some comfort knowing your large military family stands with you and kneels with you in grief.

Condolence: Condolences to the Dynerowicz family from Muriel Ney and family.

Condolence: I am one of the many people to have the opportunity to have worked with Sgt Rob Dynerowicz, “Dino” as he was commonly referred to both here, and in Afghanistan in 2010. Dino was the type of leader to seize the opportunity to mentor, as opposed to needlessly yelling at someone foaming at the mouth while never actually teaching them anything. When I got on the ground in Afghanistan I was full of ____ and vinegar; a “deployment immature” Trooper wanting to get out as soon as I could and “put work in.” Dino saw this and took me aside one day to talk about this with me. He told me that if I were to always look for this trouble there would be a day that trouble would come knocking at the door at such a level that I would not be able to comprehend. He told me that a quiet day was a good day, but of course to never let my guard down and do what needed to be done. I ultimately took his advice on the assumption that he had a plethora of experience to back this up, to include this not being his first trip to Afghanistan. Lesson learned, humbleness; This teaching became ever more relevant on May the 24th 2010, Rest in Peace Larry. Fast forward to when my old man sent me a set of old golf clubs in the mail to break up the monotony of things, Dino saw these and took an interest. There was a time when Mitch Freestone, our boss Sgt (then) Greg Townsend “Townie,” and Mark Sainsbury were smashing balls south out of our OP into the Registan desert. Mitch and Townie were very avid golfers, I am a hacker with the odd good round, and Dino would be lucky if he could hit the ball straight about 20 metres. At the end of the day when looking at this practice, we all had fun and we also developed a less than lethal use of force option. I am sharing this with you to reiterate my belief that we need to hold onto who a person is versus what happened to them. If Dino is anything like me, he would not want to be embelished as some sort of martyr, hero, but just a dude doing his thing to the best of his ability and being the good person that he is. It is natural to mourn, biologically ingrained in us if you will and I am not discounting this. I am reiterating that it is important to remember a person for who they are so that we can heal and move on; Not forgetting but just moving on. I speak of Dino in the present tense because like our other fallen he is always with us. I will be forever grateful for that lesson in humbleness that he taught me and I always try to use that in my life. Dino, Spoczywaj w pokoju mój przyjacielu. Dziękuję za to, czego mnie nauczyłeś. ~ H.A.F.F.

Condolence: I was an honour serving with you my friend. You and your great smile will never be forgotten.

Condolence: My thoughts and prayers go out to Sgt. R.J. Dynerowicz family , loved ones and all who served with him through the years of his military life. I also want to thank the family for their love and support which he would of needed during his time with the military and for the giving of Robert , your life and love for him. Thankful for Robert for the years he served. As a Canadian truly proud of all our military I thank him for his services. R.I.P. Robert James Dynerowicz you will be forever remembered .

Condolence: Mine and my wife's deepest condolences to you and your family.