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Leslie John Redelinghuys

12 January, 1956 – 25 October, 2025
IN THE CARE OF

Thomson In The Park Funeral Home and Cemetery

Leslie John Redelinghuys, aged 69, of Winnipeg, Manitoba, passed away peacefully after a

life filled with passion, purpose, and kindness. Born on January 12, 1956, in South Africa,

Leslie built a life rooted in integrity, hard work, and care for others.

A dedicated accountant for much of his career, Leslie combined precision with

compassion, qualities that also defined his later years in his business career. He found

fulfillment in helping children reach their potential, sharing stories of students of all

abilities who overcame challenges and rediscovered confidence in themselves through

education.

Beyond his professional life, Leslie cherished the things that brought him joy and

connection. He was a lifelong fan of rock music and the excitement of motorcycles. He

treasured the time spent with his friends. Whether it was sharing stories, laughter, or a

good rock concert, spending time with his friends meant a lot to him, and he valued those

relationships deeply throughout his life.

Leslie’s laughter, wisdom, and adventurous spirit left an enduring mark on all who knew

him. He will be remembered for his generous heart, sharp wit, and unwavering belief in the

power of learning, friendship, and perseverance.

His son, Caelan Leslie Redelinghuys, who will carry forward his father’s legacy

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