Milan Milojevic

Milan Milojevic, the son of Bob and Edith Milojevic, entered fully into the presence of his Lord and Savior and returned to his heavenly home on November 9, 2020 at 1:30am. He passed in his parent’s home, with his brother Christian Milojevic and his soon-be-be sister-in-law Katryna Cooper by his side. Milan was born in Mississauga, Ontario on September 28, 1983 at Trillium Health Partners - Mississauga Hospital. Milan was smart, hilarious, a gentleman, and a happy-go-lucky guy. He was so kind with the most gentle soul, but he didn’t let people push him around and he always stood up for “the little guy.” He was humble, generous, and truly selfless. He was an angel on earth and left as a true solider, fighting until the end. Milan loved to read and was a huge history buff. He enjoyed history lectures and comics, like Star Trek, Dr. Who and Anime. He loved to travel and in 2005 he went to the Netherlands during the 65th year celebration of the Liberation from Nazi, Germany. The highlight of that trip is when he was pinned by a veteran in one of the concentration camps. He was also a sports fan. He enjoyed hockey and rooted for the Canucks and the Leafs. He also loved watching the Blue Jays baseball team and the Raptors basketball team. He really enjoyed playing video games, and would get lost in ones like Stellaris, World of War Craft, Final Fantasy, Call of Duty, and many more. Milan was also a big music fan. He loved art and he loved superhero and action movies too. In lieu of flowers, we are accepting donations on the GoFundMe website with a mission to help bring awareness to the high cancer risk of those living with spina bifida and help fund the spina bifida ward of the BC Children’s Hospital, to better prevent neurogenic bladders. Click the link below to learn more: "https://ca.gofundme.com/f/kfpfkn-milan/widget/large/" --- Quotes------------------------------------------------------------ “No words can explain the amount of love I have for you, my son. My movie and concert buddy. My memories of you, son, will always remind me of what a gentle soul you are. Love you yesterday, love you today, and love you forever.” - Bob Milojevic “Milan has brought so much love and joy to this family. He was so kind with the most gentle soul.” - Edith Milojevic “I love you brother. Be free.” - Christian Milojevic