Obituaries

I was so sad to hear of Quincy’s passing. Lots of love to Carmen and the boys and the rest of the family. Big hugs.

Sad to hear this news and I’m so sorry for your loss. Quinny was an old buddy from way back. We worked together and were good friends during my time in Regina. If you remember the purple bus, those were some good times. We stayed in touch even though we were in different cities and We shared the love of music. He was a beauty. I'll miss that guy. Everyone will.

As a cousin of the late Jason Miller, who passed away back in 2014, this sad news brings back a lot of fond memories of Dysart in which I knew Quincy and many of his other friends. The hockey games and parties were the best times and my cousin spoke highly of Quincy and he was always nice to me and helped me feel welcome and accepted amongst the Dysart crew. I haven’t seen Quincy in about 35 years but I often wondered how my cousins friends were doing. I see Quincy was a dedicated husband, father & band member. Even though I wasn’t a close friend I remember those care free days when I’d see my cousin at their farm north of Dysart… a town I would describe as an incredible town with great people. Quincy certainly was one of them. I hope wherever they are that Jason has welcomed Quincy with open arms and are having beers & catching up. To his family & close friends, my deepest sympathies.

Carmen & boys, from my family we send you guys our deepest condolences. I’m so deeply sorry to hear about Quincy passing. My heart goes out to you, the boys, and your entire family during this incredibly difficult time. Please know that I’m thinking of you, sending you so much love and strength, and wrapping you in a big hug.

My sincere condolences to the Grohs family.

My condolences to the bereaved family. Quincy is such a wonderful guy, always positive up to the last day I saw him he was smiling asking how's your day didn't know that will be the last day, he is a very happy guy in spite of the health issues he has he was never grumpy. This is so sad. We will truly miss him. No more pain or suffering. Rest in peace Quincy.

To the Grohs Family- I am so saddened to hear the news that Quincy lost his battle with kidney disease. Please accept my heartfelt condolences in this tragic loss.
I met Quincy as an infant when he shared his Jolly Jumper with my daughter Jennifer. We lived next door to each other on Argyle St in Regina and Margie babysat Jenn while I worked. I remember Quincy as a big boy and a sweetheart of a big boy. His smile never changed. My thoughts are with you all as you navigate this journey you never wanted to be on. Quincy’s struggle is over. May he rest in peace. Who knows, he may even run into Jennifer after all these years. Joan

Wow! I hardly know what to say! I'd heard roomers he was with health issues! I felt he was a great guy. Friend, Fellow musician, "brother of the beat"! Perhaps he'll get to hang with Bonham and the greats now! Greatly missed he will be.

So you should view this fleeting world -- A star at dawn, a bubble in a stream, A flash of lightening in a summer cloud, A flickering lamp, a phantom, and a dream."

While I only met Quincy a couple times, his presence and demeanor spoke volumes about him. The loss of a father and husband is devastating at any time. The life of a man who was loved by so many, will be remembered for the good he did and will forever be cherished by those who loved him. I'm so sorry for your loss.

Carmen, Cash, Cohl, Andrea, Darcy, John and Margaret Grohs and family, there are no words. Quincy was one of my oldest friends. His love for Mopars and Rock music is my love. There are so many memories growing up together and even as our lives complicated with our own, we were always in touch! I will miss him everyday, but his memory will be eternal. Rest easy big guy...to our concert together in the sky!