Obituary for Teagen Jay Hollinger
It is with great sorrow and broken hearts that the family of Teagen Jay Hollinger announces his sudden passing on Tuesday, December 25, 2018, at the age of 16 years.
Teagen was a kindhearted young man. He was a loving son, brother, cousin, friend and teammate. Teagen enjoyed playing sports, including hockey, volleyball, basketball, football and soccer. When he wasn’t busy with sports, he enjoyed spending time with his family and friends. Whether it was time spent playing video games, playing cards or just visiting, Teagen always kept everyone smiling with his positive attitude and his sense of humour. He was always willing to lend a helping hand no matter the circumstance or how busy he may have been.
Teagen passed alongside his mother, Christine Keller. He was predeceased by his grandfather, Stanley Keller, and his uncle, Kelly Hollinger. Teagen is survived by his father, Trevor Hollinger (Melody Matthies) of Neudorf, SK; his sisters, Cassidy Hollinger of Lang, SK, Melissa Karapita of Lang, SK, and Nicole Karapita of Yorkton, SK; his brothers, Josh (Lisa) Hollinger of Pilot Butte, SK, and Chad Hollinger of Neudorf, SK; his step-siblings, Holly (Bradley) Walchuk of Saskatoon, SK, and Matthew Sakundiak of Regina, SK; his grandparents, Jane Keller of Yorkton, SK, and Elroy and Constance Hollinger of Neudorf, SK; aunts and uncles, Liz (Frank) Willburn of 150 Mile House, BC, Clarence (Sheila) Keller of Willowbrook, SK, Mervin (Nicole) Keller of Willowbrook, SK, Marie (Stacy) Pawliw of Willowbrook, SK, Bonny (Richard) Schweitzer of Neudorf, SK, Danny (Kerry) Hollinger of Fort Qu’Appelle, SK; as well as numerous cousins, friends and teammates.
Teagen was a kindhearted young man. He was a loving son, brother, cousin, friend and teammate. Teagen enjoyed playing sports, including hockey, volleyball, basketball, football and soccer. When he wasn’t busy with sports, he enjoyed spending time with his family and friends. Whether it was time spent playing video games, playing cards or just visiting, Teagen always kept everyone smiling with his positive attitude and his sense of humour. He was always willing to lend a helping hand no matter the circumstance or how busy he may have been.
Teagen passed alongside his mother, Christine Keller. He was predeceased by his grandfather, Stanley Keller, and his uncle, Kelly Hollinger. Teagen is survived by his father, Trevor Hollinger (Melody Matthies) of Neudorf, SK; his sisters, Cassidy Hollinger of Lang, SK, Melissa Karapita of Lang, SK, and Nicole Karapita of Yorkton, SK; his brothers, Josh (Lisa) Hollinger of Pilot Butte, SK, and Chad Hollinger of Neudorf, SK; his step-siblings, Holly (Bradley) Walchuk of Saskatoon, SK, and Matthew Sakundiak of Regina, SK; his grandparents, Jane Keller of Yorkton, SK, and Elroy and Constance Hollinger of Neudorf, SK; aunts and uncles, Liz (Frank) Willburn of 150 Mile House, BC, Clarence (Sheila) Keller of Willowbrook, SK, Mervin (Nicole) Keller of Willowbrook, SK, Marie (Stacy) Pawliw of Willowbrook, SK, Bonny (Richard) Schweitzer of Neudorf, SK, Danny (Kerry) Hollinger of Fort Qu’Appelle, SK; as well as numerous cousins, friends and teammates.