Obituary for Agata Odolczyk
Agata “Agatha, Aggie” Odolczyk
Passed on Wednesday, July 8th, 2020 at the age of 38 in Welland, Ontario.
She was born on April 17th, 1982 in Warsaw, Poland to Alex and Ewa Odolczyk.
Beloved daughter, sister, grandchild, niece and friend. Agata chose to be a hair stylist because she loved to make other people feel good about themselves. She had an infectious smile and made people around her feel happy and comfortable. She was so amicable and would often strike up conversations with strangers despite having been quite shy growing up. She was a voracious reader, and could spend an entire day lost in a book, loving both fiction and non-fiction alike. She enjoyed time in nature and being active, loved hiking or a roller blade long the lake. She was loved by friends with whom she shared many joyful and challenging times. Children adored Agata, and connected with the ‘child inside’ which she cultivated throughout her adulthood. She was always up for games and silliness with little ones, and made children feel as special as they deserved. Agata will be missed by all who knew her, but her spirit will live on in our hearts.
Passed on Wednesday, July 8th, 2020 at the age of 38 in Welland, Ontario.
She was born on April 17th, 1982 in Warsaw, Poland to Alex and Ewa Odolczyk.
Beloved daughter, sister, grandchild, niece and friend. Agata chose to be a hair stylist because she loved to make other people feel good about themselves. She had an infectious smile and made people around her feel happy and comfortable. She was so amicable and would often strike up conversations with strangers despite having been quite shy growing up. She was a voracious reader, and could spend an entire day lost in a book, loving both fiction and non-fiction alike. She enjoyed time in nature and being active, loved hiking or a roller blade long the lake. She was loved by friends with whom she shared many joyful and challenging times. Children adored Agata, and connected with the ‘child inside’ which she cultivated throughout her adulthood. She was always up for games and silliness with little ones, and made children feel as special as they deserved. Agata will be missed by all who knew her, but her spirit will live on in our hearts.