Stacey was a friend from Westmount, High School. Stacey was always smiling and happy. She loved her dog. May she rest in peace🙏

Martha Irene Ronalds

Thank you to all for your memories and Condolences.  i would like to share my final words for my sister
Stacey was a renowned and revered teacher not only by her colleagues but her students that she loved dearly.   Ms. B’s class left her at the end of the school year with confidence and a tool kit that could guide them in their life, she changed many students lives for the better.  
Many times, over my own children’s lives  I would call asking for advice.  Stacey would aid without any complaint.  And like any Little sister I would call with my fears, and I would hear from her  over and over “ Don’t worry! So Much”.  Until one night Stacey said to me   “Cortney you are worrying too much, they will be fine and find their way, because they have YOU!”  This stopped me for a moment and of course Stacey took this advantage to talk about her Dogs. 
One of my last conversations with Stacey about Jeri and Brie was about her finding their forever home with Jen.  She sat showing me videos, smiling and crying saying “Look how happy they are, look how well they are doing it makes me so happy.”  And she was pleased they could continue to compete too.  The last thing she said was  “ I know I couldn’t take care of them anymore; I am so grateful that I found them a loving, kind and happy new home.  They will live a long joyous life and will be loved and together; they won’t be separated and alone.  This was the best decision in my lifetime.  This all I ever wanted ”
This was not of course all that Stacey really wanted; she wanted more time.  More time to teach even a little, more time with friends, family and her beloved dogs.  More time to be loved and live.   Stacey lived her life with fire and passion.  She had a “life well lived, and loved” 
And that was because she had you!

It’s very sad to hear of Stacey’s passing. She loved teaching and she loved her retirement.  I know she looked forward to enjoying her home and her garden while still supply teaching when available. Most of all, she fiercely loved working and playing with her fur-babies. She was way too young to pass. Rest in painless sleep, Stacey.

I was deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Stacey Bojeski. She was such a kind and dedicated teacher who always brought a warmth to the classroom. As my favourite supply teacher, she had a way of making every lesson feel special, and her genuine care for her students was clear in everything she did.

Stacey’s positive presence left a lasting impression on so many of us, and she will be truly missed. My thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time. Please know that my heart is with you as you grieve.

With heartfelt sympathy,
Maria

Mrs. Bojeski was a loving, caring and most of all kind teacher. She was, like a lot of other people, our go to substitute teacher last year in Grade 7 and 8, and for good reason too. Not only was she a good person, but an amazing teacher. Her lessons always found a way to click with us. It was a pleasure being one of your students, even as a supply. 

Rest In Peace,
Eyal Ghani

I am so sorry for your loss. I always loved how down-to-earth and kind Ms. Bojeski was in the classroom. She was always so fun and it was a pleasure to be one of her students. My thoughts are with you and your family. Thinking of you, 
                                                                             Kay

We will miss you Stacey. Your laugh and determination with your dogs always shined when you were competing in the ring.  

Our many long days and weekends spent together playing agility with our dogs and all the memories and friendships created. I personally will miss our late night conversations and laughs. 

 I will miss your support in life and when things become difficult for me you were always there. Only a message or phone call away. 

I love you much and wish you a restful sleep. 

Until we meet again. 

Kristine 
Jersey, Siri, Friday and Fashion
Xoxoxoxoxo

She will be dearly missed by the class of 2025, she was a great substitute teacher. Rest In Peace, Thank you Mrs. Bojeski

Bojeski was an amazing, caring, nice, loving teacher. She used to substitute my old grade 8 teacher sometimes and when she did it was an absolutely amazing time. She was a wonderful teacher but not just a teacher but a wonderful human being. Everyone in my class was sad to see Bojeski leaving and everyone gave her a big group hug at the end of the last day she substituted for us. Rest in Peace Bojeski.

Hi Cortney lam sending my condolences to you and the kids sorry to hear of her passing may she rest in peace now lam going to try and make it there love always cousin Debra and Joshua  and. His partner Devon

Stacey Bojeski or Ms.Bojeski as I have always known her was one of the most dedicated teachers I have ever had. She molded me into the student and person I am today. I had the pleasure of being taught by Ms. Bojeski for two years in both Grade 5 & 6 Gifted at Charles. R. Beaudoin, knowing her for years after as my mom, Jennifer Machado, was one of her colleagues at the school. 

When I first got to CRB, I was so scared to be in a new classroom surrounded by new (and sometimes crazy) people, even more nervous as this was my first time in the gifted program. Ms. Bojeski could sense the troublesome yet amazing qualities of our classroom and always pushed us to greatness. Whether that be through her creative and engaging projects (TIC TAC TOES) or her infamous whiteboard, she set the bar high because she believed in all of her students. Now beginning my Masters program at Queens University, I owe many of my friendships and my eagerness for knowledge to Ms. Bojeski. She taught me to question the world, be an activist, and to unleash curiousity wherever possible. 

The news of her passing comes as a great sadness to me and I promise to maintain her legacy every day by embodying the principles she taught me. It is thanks to her that I have many of my current friends, my friends who I met on that first day in her class. We do a reunion every year now and it so special to know (for me at least) it began in her class on that first day, where I met an amazing teacher, who loved long skirts, her dogs, and her students with a fierce passion. 

Rest in peace Ms Bojeski, you are so loved and cherished by many, especially the students whose lives you have changed for the better ❤️ 

Lauren.

I'm so very sorry to hear of Stacey's passing.  I really enjoyed chatting with her at dog events and she loved her dogs, that's for sure.  Her sense of humour always had me smiling.

So sorry to hear of Stacey’s passing…The loss is deeply saddening.
I’m sure the neighborhood won't be the same without her.

Sending heartfelt sympathy from your neighbors  from the past

~ The Downey family

So very sorry to hear about Stacey's passing. Please accept our heartfelt sympathy. 
Diane, Christina and Evan Rodenburg

We are very sorry to hear of Stacey’s passing. Condolences to the family
Sincerely , Janet and Chris Schweinbenz

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Stacey Katherine Bojeski

28 marzo, 1962 – 2 septiembre, 2025

Cresmount Funeral Home - Fennell Chapel

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