Fleur Blanche

In memory of

Andrei Grom

1946 - 2025

It is with deep love and sorrow that we announce the passing of  Andrei Grom, age 79, of Kirkland Lake, Ontario, on Decemeber 2, 2025 at home.

Born to the late Nicholas and Stasha Grom. Happiliy married to Maria for 58 years and shared three children, Steven, Christina and Christopher. 

Andrei enjoyed gardening, fishing, family gatherings and the outdoors where he picked berries, bird watched and collected butterflies. 

Andrei is survived by his wife Maria, his children Steven, Christina and Christopher. His Grandchildren Connor, Kai, Alexandra, Brooklynn and Alexander. His sisters Louise, Sophie, Judy and Cathy. Andrei was predeceased by his brother Ted. 

Andrei will be deeply missed and forever remembered by family and friends. 

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Sorry for your loss Chris, condolences to your Family 🙏

- Peter & Faye Schuessler, on December 6, 2025

We are sorry to hear of Andre’s passing. He was such a good neighbour. He will be missed by anyone who knew him. We are thinking of you Maria and your family.

- Lloyd & Marg Fraser, on December 6, 2025

So sorry to hear of Andrei’s passing. We worked together for many years at Macassa Mine. It was an absolute pleasure to have him as my partner and friend.

- Maynard Webber, on December 6, 2025

Christina, Steve and family. Please accept our sincere condolences. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.

- Cori Clement and Brian Stratford, on December 7, 2025

I was fortunate to be one of the Groms’ blueberry customers for the past few years. The berries were always top notch and my meetings with them always pleasant. My sincere condolences to his family. Rest in Peace!

- Joan Butt, on December 7, 2025

I met Andrei back in the 90s when I was welcomed into the Grom family. Our paths only crossed occasionally over the last three decades, but the person I came to know was enough to earn my deep respect. Andrei Grom was a man of quiet strength and steady presence. Family was his compass. He would do anything to make sure they were cared for and supported. Andrei held a passion for knowledge. He loved to explore any book store in the hopes of finding new treasures. He passed on the message that learning is not just important, it’s a joy. He found peace in the outdoors. Fishing with his dad and family were fond memories for him. The quiet of the woods and water suited him perfectly, reflecting the calm, grounded presence he carried. Andrei had a deep appreciation for family history. He had an ability to hold and honour the stories that shaped his elders. Especially his parents. To sit with him was to feel welcomed. You were met with warmth. He was a story teller and had a gift for making people feel at ease. He was dedicated husband and father. He was a hard worker unafraid to roll up his sleeves. Andrei approached life with skill, patience and integrity. Andrei’s family and friends will miss his presence, his steadiness, his quiet humour, his ability to listen and his gentle wisdom. His legacy will remain in the hearts he shaped, the lives he strengthened and in the memories that will continue to remind us of him. May his spirit find rest and may those who loved him find comfort in the gift of having known him.

- Terry Leigh , on December 7, 2025

So sorry to hear about Andrei's passing. Our thought and prayers are with the entire family.

- Don and Jane Leigh, on December 8, 2025

Maria, so sorry for your loss. Andrei was a great guy. Thoughts and prayers.

- Bonnie Duggan , on December 15, 2025

So sorry to hear about Andrei's passing. He was a wonderful person. His quiet demeanor spoke volumes. He spoke well of everyone. I worked with Andrei at Moose Mountain Mine north of Capreol, the Kerr Mine in Virginiatown and River Gold Mines in Wawa. He was a one of a kind man who, through his patience and pragmatic approach elevated all those around him. One fine Ukrainian he was too........

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- gerry mcdonald, on January 5, 2026

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