So sad to hear of Dusty's passing. His outgoing personality and down to earth attitude endeared him to everyone that went to "Dusty's". I first met Dusty as a rookie on the Stampede rodeo committee in 1989 and became friends. Dusty's was "the office" for the Rodeo Committee during Stampede and year round. I have countless fond memories of my time with Dusty and hope, now that he is with "the big guy" he can get some divine golf lessons.

We (Siver Tooth Band) enjoyed many a weekend and stampede playing at Dusty’s throughout the years. Had many a conversation and a few libations with Agnes and Percy over the years. Always had an opinion and great stories and vividly remember the 6 shooter at closing time with the phrase “we don’t serve breakfast, now get out so we can go home” on those loud and raucous nights. He will be missed. Condolences to the entire Woznow family. Michael Fraser

Dusty was simply a great personality to know in ones life. As a young man on the Stampede Rodeo Committee, we had all too many reasons to hang out at Dusty's and be a part of the great fun vibe that was ever present, and Dusty would always come by for a visit and of course tell you a story or offer an opinion!

He was a legend and I am so pleased to have had the chance to cross his path in life.

RIP Dusty (hope to remembered to pack your red long underwear!)

Bob Thompson

Past President Calgary Stampede

Percy Woznow…….what a wonderful man, friend, father, grandfather. I got to know Percy in a different light when I parked my roadside mower on the farm in the 80’s while working for Rockyview County. When I arrived each morning, Percy would check in with me, making sure everything was in order for the day of mowing, always ready to lend “the city girl” a helping hand if needed. Big hug to the whole family! Percy’s legacy will live on in his family.

Darrell, Wes, and Woznow Family,

Our heartfelt condolences on the loss of your Dad, a great man. His legacy of friendliness, warmth, caring, enthusiasm, integrity - and fun - clearly continues on through his sons. God bless all of your family as you support each other through this time of loss.

Gerry and the Tamagi/Nakano family, Section S, Row 9

We have great memories of Dusty and Agnes. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

Wade & Sydney Johnson

Most sincere condolences to the whole family

Toni and Bruce Brown

Section T Row 9

Sending our deepest condolences to all the Woznow family and our thoughts are with you all, Dusty will be deeply missed.. Will always remember the fun times at "Dusty's Saloon" where we first met, only afterwards to find out we were neighbors in the community. Many friends of ours still reminisce those days! So sorry for your loss.

Don and Donna Doig