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| 301 | PEREVORSKYY ILLIA (Pereworski Elias) 4.08.1792 DOB. 12.01.1814 he married Katheryna Dudkevych; her parent was Ivan (Catherina Dudkiewicz, parents Joannes). They lived in the building No 36 in Ponykva, and had at least 7 children: Perevorska Tetiana (Pereworska Tatianna) ≈1815 – 14.03.1817 (1 and half years) Perevorskyy Dmytro (Pereworski Dimitr) 8.11.1816 DOB. Perevorska Teklia (Pereworska Thecla) 2.11.1821 DOB Perevorska Ahaphia (Pereworska Ahaphia) 1.09.1824 DOB. Perevorska Maria (Pereworska Maria) 6.05.1827 DOB. Perevorskyy Antin (Pereworski Antonius) 2.01.1830 - † Perevorska Melania (Pereworska Melania) 12.01.1832 DOB. | Perevorskyy, Illia (I4290)
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| 302 | PEREVORSKYY IVAN (Pereworski Joannes) 1.10.1807 DOB. He married Maria Musiy, p.Leontiy and Yevdokia Huran (Maria Musij, p.Leontius et Eudoxia Huran). They lived in the building No 71 in Ponykva, and had at least 8 children: Perevorska Anna (Pereworska Anna) 20.12.1829 – 20.01.1837 Perevorskyy Kindrat (Pereworski Conradus) 2.10.1832 DOB. 15.11.1857 he married 17-year old Matrona Huziuk, p.Prokip and Maria Poyekhalovska (Matrona Huziuk, p.Procopius et Maria Pojechalowska). They lived in the building No 71 in Ponykva, and had at least 7 children: Perevorska Anastasia (Pereworska Anastasia) 29.12.1860 DOB. Perevorska Oleksandra (Pereworska Alexandra) 12.09.1862 DOB. Perevorska Maria (Pereworska Maria) 17.04.1864 – 19.12.1864 Perevorska Varvara (Pereworska Barbara) 15.12.1867 - † Perevorskyy Hnat (Pereworski Ignatius) 5.01.1870 DOB. Perevorskyy Mykyta (Pereworski Nicethas) 30.09.1872 DOB. Perevorska Maria (Pereworska Maria) 12.09.1874 DOB. Perevorska Martha (Pereworska Martha) 19.06.1835 DOB. She was married three times. The first time, 22.02.1857 she married 24-year old Mykyta Vykhrysta, p.Mykhaylo and Anna Oliynyk (Nicethas Wychtysta, p.Michael et Anna Olejnik). He was from the village of Sukhovolia, but he lived in Boratyn. The marriage took place in Ponykva. They lived in the building No 135 in Boratyn, and had at least 5 children: Vykhrysta Onuphriy (Wychtysta Onuphrius) 26.06.1858 DOB. Vykhrysta Ivan (Wychtysta Joannes) 19.01.1860 DOB. 11.11.1884 he married 23-year old Agatha Molinska, p.Albert and Agatha Havrysiuk (Agatha Molinska, p.Adalbertus et Agatha Hawrysiuk). They lived in the building No 135 in Boratyn, and had at least 6 children: Vykhrysta Andriy (Wychtysta Andreas) 13.12.1885 DOB. Vykhrysta Anna (Wychtysta Anna) 25.02.1888 DOB. Vykhrysta Ivan (Wychtysta Joannes) 20.05.1890 – 6.08.1890 Vykhrysta Omelian (Wychtysta Emilianus) 23.08.1891 DOB. Vykhrysta Maria (Wychtysta Maria) 19.11.1893 – 12.12.1893 Vykhrysta Maria (Wychtysta Maria) 28.07.1895 – 18.08.1895 Vykhrysta Anna (Wychtysta Anna) 22.09.1861 – 10.06.1862 Vykhrysta Andriy (Wychtysta Andreas) 13.10.1863 DOB. His further fate is unknown. The only information is that he was the Godfather to children of his brothers. Vykhrysta Hryhoriy (Wychtysta Gregorius) 18.04.1865 DOB. 4.11.1888 he married 20-year old Oleksandra Hlukhenka, p.Mykyta and Olena Hromniak (Alexandra Hluchenka, p.Nicethas et Helena Hromniak). Oleksandra died 23.03.1921 at the age of 54. Hryhoriy died until 1921. They lived in the building No 135, later in the building No 253 in Boratyn, and had at least 11 children: Vykhrysta Mykhaylo (Wychtysta Michael) 5.06.1889 DOB. Vykhrysta Stephan (Wychtysta Stephanus) 18.05.1891 – 14.02.1895 Vykhrysta Yulianna (Wychtysta Julianna) 17.03.1893 DOB. She married Vasyl Huziuk, p.Kyrylo and Ksenia Zvirianska. They lived in the building No 253 in Boratyn, and had at least one son: Huziuk Yaroslav 4.06.1922 DOB. Vykhrysta Anna (Wychtysta Anna) 30.06.1895 DOB. She married Ivan Stephanyshyn, p.Mykyta and Oleksandra Yurkevych. They lived in the building No 232 in Boratyn, and had at least one daughter: Stephanyshyn Maria 22.03.1919 DOB. Vykhrysta Maria (Wychtysta Maria) 29.04.1898 DOB. Vykhrysta Katheryna (Wychtysta Catharina) 4.12.1900 DOB. 23.11.1926 she married Stanislav Malinskyy, p.Frantsishek and Yuzephа Kovalchukovska. He was born 20.03.1901. Vykhrysta Varvara (Wychtysta Barbara) 23.02.1903 DOB. Vykhrysta Paraskeva (Wychtysta Parasceva) 24.11.1905 DOB. Vykhrysta Mykyta (Wychtysta Nicethas) 31.05.1908 DOB. Vykhrysta Kyrylo (Wychtysta Cyrillus) 22.03.1911 – 6.11.1911 Vykhrysta Teklia (Wychtysta Thecla) 16.10.1912 DOB. Mykyta Vykhrysta died 25.03.1865 at the age of 32. Then, Martha Perevorska took Ivan Shakhray (Joannes Szachrajow) into the second marriage. He was born in about 1832. They lived in the building No 135 in Boratyn, and had at least one child: Shakhray Anna (Szachrajow Anna) 7.08.1868 – 14.04.1869 Ivan Shakhray died 5.10.1868 at the age of 36. Martha Perevorska still lived in the building No 135, and had two daughters with (unknown): Perevorska Ephymia (Perewoska Euphimia) 4.11.1870 DOB. 10.02.1895 she married 25-year old Dmytro Yurkevych, p.Yakiv and Oleksandra Babiy (Demetrius Jurkiewicz, p.Jacobus et Alexandra Babij). They lived in the building No 234 and had at least 3 children: Yurkevych Ivan (Jurkiewicz Joannes) 10.05.1899 DOB. 25.11.1919 he married Nadia Klymchuk, p.Ivan and Ksenia Kaz’mirchuk. She was born 30.11.1889. Before the marriage, she was the widow after Ivan Chornobay. They lived in the building No 234, and had at least one daughter: Yurkevych Anna (Jurkiewicz Anna) 1.04.1923 DOB. Yurkevych Mykhaylo (Jurkiewicz Michael) 3.04.1901 DOB. He married Yevdokia Kusmiy, p.Luka and Tetiana Levus. They lived in the building No 234 and had at least one daughter: Yurkevych Maria (Jurkiewicz Maria) 25.01.1927 DOB. Yurkevych Phylyp (Jurkiewicz Philippus) 21.11.1904 DOB. Perevorska Mokryna (Perewoska Mocrina) 13.01.1874 DOB. 26.11.1900 she married Kostiantyn Filipovych (please see the information above). Then, 15.09.1874 Martha Perevorska took 49-year old Onuphriy Kishyk into the third marriage, p.Havrylo and Martha Hromniak. Before the marriage, he was the widower after Maria Petrus who died 25.12.1873 at the age of 49. Onuphriy and Martha lived in the building No 135 in Boratyn, and had at least 3 more children: Kishyk Onuphriy (Kiszyk Onuphrius) 27.06.1876 DOB. Kishyk Theodozia (Kiszyk Theodosia) 1.03.1879 DOB. Kishyk Pavlo (Kiszyk Paulus) 8.09.1882 DOB. Perevorska Tetiana (Pereworska Tatianna) 4.01.1839 – 19.04.1839 Perevorska Anna (Pereworska Anna) 6.08.1840 – 13.01.1842 Perevorska Daria (Pereworska Doris/Daria) 8.03.1843 DOB. 6.11.1864 she married 29-year old Lev Sokhor, p.Theodor and Anna Havryliuk (Leo Sochor, p.Theodorus et Anna Hawryluk). Before the marriage, he was the widower after Olena who died 17.03.1864 at the age of 23; he lived with her in the building No 56 and had children. Lev and Daria lived in the building No 56 in Ponykva, and had at least 7 children: Sokhor Phylyp (Sochor Philippus) 26.10.1865 DOB. Sokhor Sylvestr (Sochor Sylvester) 10.01.1868 - † Sokhor Ksenia (Sochor Xenia) 3.02.1870 DOB. Sokhor Maria (Sochor Maria) 5.04.1873 DOB. She married Ivan Voz’nyy (Joannes Wozny). He was born 7.02.1864; he died 21.03.1923. He was from Boratyn. They lived in the building No 276 in Boratyn, and had at least 4 daughters: Voz’na Maria (Wozna Maria) 11.10.1892 DOB. 21.02.1910 she married 25-year old Mykola Troyanovskyy, p.Stephan and Maria (Nicolaus Trojanowski, p.Stephanus et Maria). He was from the building No 39. They lived in the building No 39 in Boratyn, and had at least one daughter: Troyanovska Yevhenia 1.12.1919 DOB. Voz’na Ksenia (Wozna Xenia) 2.02.1895 DOB. 1.06.1913 she married Yakiv Benedyk, p.Atanasiy and Matrona Krutiak (Jacobus Benedyk, p.Athanasius et Matrona Krutiak). He was born 10.05.1890. They lived in the building No 276 in Boratyn, and had at least one son: Benedyk Petro 19.02.1925 DOB. Voz’na Anna (Wozna Anna) 23.07.1897 DOB. 9.06.1919 she married Demian Parhut, p.Mykyta and Varvara Harasymchuk. He was born 13.07.1886, in the building No 225. They lived in the building No 225 in Boratyn, and had at least 4 children: Parhut Zakhar 12.03.1921 DOB. Parhut Maria 23.04.1923 – 28.05.1926 Parhut Ivan 9.03.1927 DOB. Parhut Petro 25.06.1931 DOB. Voz’na Paraskeva (Wozna Parasceva) 31.05.1901 DOB. 27.02.1921 she married Vasyl Kyryk, p.Yakym and Teklia Osyka. He was born 13.01.1895, in the building No 145. They lived in the building No 145 in Boratyn and had at least 2 children: Kyryk Volodymyr 15.11.1922 DOB. Kyryk Kharyton 10.01.1926 DOB. Sokhor Maksym (Sochor Maximus) 18.08.1875 DOB. Sokhor Mykyta (Sochor Nicethas) 30.09.1877 DOB. Sokhor Anastasia (Sochor Anastasia) 29.12.1879 DOB. Perevorskyy Panteleymon (Pereworski Panthaleon) 6.08.1846 DOB. Perevorska Pelahia (Pereworska Pelagia) 19.10.1849 – 24.11.1856 | Perevorskyy, Ivan (I4265)
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| 303 | Peshko, Leslie After a courageous battle with cancer, on Friday, January 17, 2003, Leslie Peshko, 76 years of age passed away in the comfort of his home. Loving husband of Marge (Filipowich) of 51 years. Dear father of Rosalie and Larry Labiuk of St. Catharines, Michael and friend Diana of St. Catharines, Christina and Michael McNamara of Hamilton, Margaret and Edward Boyce of Norval. Loving Gigi, of Carey and Leanne, Jeremy and Connie, Rebecca and Michael, Joseph, Brandon, Brianne, Shannon, Rachel, Angela, Michael, John, Sarah and Martin. Great Gigi to Curtis and Abbey. Brother of Ted of Moose Jaw, Myron and Laverne of Margo, Sask. Predeceased by his father Gregory and mother Anna, his brothers Dymetro, John, Mike, Walter, and sisters Olga, Elizabeth, Mildred, and Nellie. Survived by his brother in law Paul (Nellie), and several nieces and nephews. Leslie was also a loving member of the Filipowich family as a brother in law and uncle to many. Predeceased by his mother in law Magdalena Filipowich. Leslie was born December 3, 1926 in Kulikow, Ukraine and along with his parents and brother John, ventured to Saskatchewan Canada on March 12, 1927, to lay the foundation for his generations to follow. He chose Marge as his wife on October 20, 1951, and a short year later made St. Catharines Ontario his home. Leslie was a member of Sts Cyril and Methodius Ukrainian Catholic Church, involved with the Brotherhood of Ukrainian Catholics and Parish Council, and member of Local 736 Hamilton Ontario of the Iron Workers Union. Mr. Peshko is resting at the George Darte Funeral Chapel, 585 Carlton St., until Monday at 10am. Divine Liturgy will be celebrated at Sts. Cyril and Methodius Ukrainian Catholic Church at 10:30am. Rite of committal will take place at Victoria Lawn Cemetery. Visiting hours Saturday 7-9pm and Sunday 2-4 & 7-9pm. Panachyda will be held in the funeral home on Sunday at 7:30pm. Memorial remembrances to the Sts. Cyril and Methodius Ukrainian Catholic Church Building Fund would be appreciated by the family. | Peshko, Leslie (I4569)
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| 304 | Peter married Rose (Rosie). Sister-in-law Anna, visited with Walda, on their trip to Ukraine. They had one son BoHdan. Bohdan married Marika. They had no children. (appears unable to have a child) Peter was shot by the Bolsheviks and buried in a grave with two others. | Trotz, Peter (I2925)
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| 305 | Phylyp Statkevych and Yulianna Statkevych are brother and sister Danchuk Antonina (Danczuk Antonina) 27.01.1863 DOB. She married Phylyp Statkevych, p.Ivan and Petronella Ziulkovska (Philipus Statkiewicz, p.Joannes et Petronella Ziolkowska). Filipovych Andriy (Filipowicz Andreas) date of birth is unknown. He married Yulianna Statkevych, p.Ivan and Petronelia Zuilkovska (Julianna Statkiewicz, p.Joannes et Petronella Ziolkowska). | Statkevych, Yulianna (I4050)
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| 306 | Phylyp Statkevych and Yulianna Statkevych are brother and sister Danchuk Antonina (Danczuk Antonina) 27.01.1863 DOB. She married Phylyp Statkevych, p.Ivan and Petronella Ziulkovska (Philipus Statkiewicz, p.Joannes et Petronella Ziolkowska). Filipovych Andriy (Filipowicz Andreas) date of birth is unknown. He married Yulianna Statkevych, p.Ivan and Petronelia Zuilkovska (Julianna Statkiewicz, p.Joannes et Petronella Ziolkowska). | Statkevych, Phylyp (I4144)
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| 307 | Randolph M. Grywacheski Randolph Michael Grywacheski was born in Norquay, Sask. on Jan. 27th, 1952 to Frank and Frances Grywacheski. He attended Willow Grove and Norquay Schools completing his Grade 12 education in 1970. He joined the Canadian Armed Forces in 1972. He was stationed at Cornwallis, N.S., Camp Borden, Ont., Churchill, Man., Calgary, Alta., Winnipeg, Man., and Gagetown, N.B. He served as a member of the Medical Corps. Randolph passed away on December 16th, 1976 in a tragic car accident. He lies to rest at the soldier’s plot in Oromacto, N.B | Grywacheski, Randy (I1880)
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| 308 | Raymond Peter Yacyshen, passed away on Thursday, May 1, 2014 at the Brandon Regional Health Centre. The youngest of fourteen children Ray was born in Rama, Saskatchewan and moved to Brandon with his dad and some of his siblings after his mother’s passing. After school he worked at various jobs ending up at Brandon Packers, a job he thoroughly enjoyed, honing his skills as a knife man. On February 4, 1956 Ray married Isabelle McLean of Douglas, Manitoba. This union produced two sons: John, granddaughters Robin (Trevor, great grandchildren Jacob, Aaron, Caleb, Nathan, and Jade) and Colleen (great grandchildren Kurtis, Jaemie); Danny (Lisa, grandsons Spencer and Brett). He also leaves his sisters Elsie Mack and Zonie Sliva and brother Tony (Shirley) and many nieces and nephews. Ray was predeceased by his parents John and Julia, seven sisters, three brothers, Isabelle's parents, brother-in-law Bill and his wife Mary. As Ray wished cremation will be held and there will be no service. In lieu of flowers, if friends so desire, donations in memory of Ray may be to a charity of choice. | Yacyshen, Raymond "Ray" Peter (I758)
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| 309 | Records from the Greek Catholic Registers of the Village of Babyntsi. - Lukiy Andriy (Lukij Andreas) 22.09.1892 DOB. | Lukey, Andrew (Andrej) (I75)
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| 310 | Records from the Greek Catholic Registers of the Village of Babyntsi. - Lukiy Petro (Lukij Petrus) 26.08.1876 DOB. | Lukey, Peter (I76)
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| 311 | Records from the Greek Catholic Registers of the Village of Babyntsi. - Lukiy Semen (Lukij Simeon) 3.10.1885 DOB. | Lukey, Simon (I74)
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| 312 | Records from the Greek Catholic Registers of the Village of Babyntsi. -Lukiy Vasylyna (Lukij Basilina) 25.01.1882 DOB. | Lukey, Wasylina (Baleva) (I5)
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| 313 | Research by Cobblestone Ancestry Team shows that Johns date of birth as 3 Mar 1886. Yatsyshyn Ivan (Jacyszyn Joannes) 7.03.1886 DOB.* * | Yacyshen, John (Yanko) (Ivan) (I592)
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| 314 | ROBERT LUKEY OBITUARY Robert "Bob" Lukey Robert "Bob" Conrad Lukey, late of Weyburn, SK passed away on February 4, 2022 at Tatagwa View Care Home at the age of 91 years. Bob was a husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather. He was sociable and humorous with an entrepreneurial spirit. Bob was predeceased by his wife Gert (Ottenbreit) Lukey, his parents Simon and Irene (Gurski) Lukey; his ten siblings; and his in-laws Frank and Caroline (Exner) Ottenbreit. Bob will be lovingly remembered by his children and their spouses: Carol (Russ) Roome, Weyburn, SK, Ron (Helene) Lukey, Marquette, MI, Janet (Lorne) Ebel, Silton, SK, Simone (Doug) McCosh, Saskatoon, SK, Evan (Sherry) Lukey, Coldstream, BC, Brian (Mahada) Lukey, Pentiction, BC, and Adele (John) Popp, Erickson, MB. He will be sadly missed by his thirteen grandchildren: four great-grandsons; sisters-in-law, Ollie (Hataley) Mackesey, Pat Ottenbreit; brothers-in-law, Dave (Linda) Ottenbreit, and Orville (Bev) Ottenbreit; as well as his many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Born on May 23, 1930 in Norquay, SK, Bob was raised on a family farm as one of eleven children. He attended high school at St. Joseph's College in Yorkton, than the University of Saskatchewan. He went onto work for Saskatchewan Government Telephones. In 1952, he moved to Weyburn to work as a Public Health Inspector. The following year he joined the Knights of Columbus and met his wife, Gertrude (Gert) Ottenbreit. He proposed in January 1954 and they married later that year. Bob was a man of strong faith with traditional values. He was community-minded, hardworking, generous and optimistic. When he thought about buying a photography business, his father thought it was a bad idea. Bob persevered with hard work and passion, and he was able to fulfill his goal of owning a successful business. Bob and Gert purchased Charnell Studio ( Weyburn) in 1960 while raising their first four children. Bob worked there in his spare time, after hours from his regular job, and on Saturdays. After three years, he began working at the studio full time. He took daily breaks to socialize with friends at local coffee spots, swap a story or two, and share his sweet sense of humour. Bob and Gert's family grew to seven children. Bob had a dream of farming and purchased 800 acres of farm land to grow wheat and barley. In 1977 he moved his family to the farm. Bob and Gert retired in Weyburn to a new house they built. From there they traveled the world: Australia to Costa Rica, New York to the Ukraine, China to Brazil and beyond. In 2013, Gert passed away, Bob continued to his devotion to the church. He was a 4th Degree member of the Knights of Columbus and held every position from Scribe to Grand Knight. Until recently, Bob enjoyed visiting with his friends daily in Weyburn for coffee. Prayers were held Thursday, February 10, 2022 at 7:00 p.m. from RD Family Funeral Chapel, Weyburn, SK. A Mass of Christian Burial was held Friday, February 11, 2022 at 10:30 a.m. from St. Vincent de Paul Roman Catholic Church, Weyburn, SK with Fr. Francis Plaparampil celebrant. Pallbearers were: John Roome, Jameson McCosh, Liam McCosh, Viktor Popp, Hanna Popp and Chris Ebel. Honorary Pallbearers were the Knights of Columbus. Luncheon followed at the McKenna Hall, Weyburn, SK. Interment was held at Hillcrest Cemetery, Weyburn, SK. For family and friends so wishing, charitable donations in memory of Bob may be made to a charity of your choice. Arrangements are entrusted to RD Family Funeral Chapel & Crematorium, Weyburn, SK (848-0333 ~ 1-888-848-0333). Expressions of sympathy to the family may be sent to our website at www.rdfuneralchapel.com "Honouring Life and Celebrating Memories". Published by Weyburn Review from Feb. 16 to Mar. 18, 2022. | Lukey, Robert (Bob) Conrad (I127)
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| 315 | Robert Quechuk 02/03/2018 My thanks to all who are thinking and mourning the passing of my father. He was a kind man and loving to those around him. We will all miss him greatly. God Bless. | Quechuk, Emil (I531)
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| 316 | Roman and Vasyl were twins. | Family: Karl (Kyrylo) (Karelo) Lukey / Maria (Mary) Oleksiuk(Andreychuk) (F12)
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| 317 | Roman Huska (35)(1868-1957) + Paraska Huska (Martyniuk) (25)(1878-(1959) - Mykhailo Huska (6) (1897-1903 May16) buried at sea - John Huska (3) (1900-1954) - Dmytro Huska (1) (1902)(1961) -George (Jurko) Martyniuk (17) (1886)(1964) (Paraska's brother) -John (ivan) Romashenko (21) (1882-1969) On Friday, 12 May 1903, this group left Hamburg, Germany on the SS Bulgaria, arriving in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada on Wednesday 27 May 1903. They took the train to Grandview, Manitoba where they were met by their sponsor. Kyrylo Lukey (54) (1849) + Maria Lukey - Peter Lukey (1876-1953) (Canada 1898) - Wasylina Lukey (Musey) (1884) - Simon Lukey (1885-1963) - Andrew Lukey (1892) | Huska, Salomeya (Salameya) (I47)
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| 318 | Roman Huska (35)(1868-1957) + Paraska Huska (Martyniuk) (25)(1878-(1959) - Mykhailo Huska (6) (1897-1903 May16) buried at sea - John Huska (3) (1900-1954) - Dmytro Huska (1) (1902)(1961) George (Jurko) Martyniuk (17) (1886)(1964) (Paraska's brother) John (ivan) Romashenko (21) (1882-1969) On Friday, 12 May 1903, this group left Hamburg, Germany on the SS Bulgaria, arriving in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada on Wednesday 27 May 1903. They took the train to Grandview, Manitoba where they were met by their sponsor. (Canada 1900) Kyrylo Lukey (54) (1849) + Maria Lukey(unknown maiden) - Peter Lukey (1876-1953) (Canada 1898) - Wasylina Lukey (Musey) (1884) - Simon Lukey (1885-1963) - Andrew Lukey (1892) | Huska, Roman (I189)
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| 319 | Roman Huska (35)(1868-1957) + Paraska Huska (Martyniuk) (25)(1878-(1959) - Mykhailo Huska (6) (1897-1903 May16) buried at sea - John Huska (3) (1900-1954) - Dmytro Huska (1) (1902)(1961) George (Jurko) Martyniuk (17) (1886)(1964) (Paraska's brother) John (ivan) Romashenko (21) (1882-1969) On Friday, 12 May 1903, this group left Hamburg, Germany on the SS Bulgaria, arriving in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada on Wednesday 27 May 1903. They took the train to Grandview, Manitoba where they were met by their sponsor. (Canada 1900) Kyrylo Lukey (54) (1849) + Maria Lukey(unknown maiden) - Peter Lukey (1876-1953) (Canada 1898) - Wasylina Lukey (Musey) (1884) - Simon Lukey (1885-1963) - Andrew Lukey (1892) | Lukey, Wasylina (Baleva) (I5)
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| 320 | Romy Huska Jan 5, 2003OBITUARIES Romy Huska Romy Huska passed away on January 5, 2003. He died peacefully in his sleep at home, after a two-year fight with cancer. Romy was born on October 17, 1938 in Norquay, Saskatchewan. In 1958 he moved to B.C. and in 1959 joined the RCAF as an airborne electronics technician. He was stationed all over Canada before going overseas to France and then to Germany. He loved travelling and attending all the European car races, Le Mans, Brands Hatch, Nurnburg Ring, etc. He met his English wife in “Germany and they were married in England in 1968. They came to Winnipeg in 1969 and Romy left the armed forces in 1971, moving back to B.C. For the next 30 years he worked in the sawmill industry, first as a purchasing agent and later as a maintenance planner. For the past 12 years he worked for Lignum Ltd. Romy had a thirst for knowledge and was interested in everything, he loved to travel, camp and pursue his hobbies of photography, building remote air controlled air planes, exploring the back country and listening to CBC. His interests in music, film, world history and current events made him a formidable opponent on board games. He was happiest raising his two children and most of his spare time was spent with them. His love of flying, sailing and travelling was shared by his family. Romy’s community involvement was extensive, having been president of the Royal Canadian Legion in Chetwynd and spending several years within the cadet movement. He was commanding officer of both Air Cadets in Chetwynd and later of Sea Cadets in Williams Lake. Romy was a man of few words, he worked diligently and always saw things through to the end, no matter how difficult they were. He loved his family and he was happiest out exploring with them or travelling. The ocean was a favourite place for Romy and it was here he indulged in his passion for kite flying. He spent hours on the beach with his children with many different varieties of kites, with the well-known grin on his face.He was looking forward to taking his grandchildren to the beach as well, but it was not to be. He fell sick in January 2001 and fought a great fight with many varied treatments and never once complained or lost faith, he remained positive to the end. On January 4, 2003 Romy had the joy of naming his first granddaughter on hearing of her safe arrival in Powell River and died 18 hours later, happy with the knowledge both his daughter and granddaughter were doing well. He leaves to mourn: Pauline, his wife of 34 years, daughter Jennilyn (Adam Robbie) and newly born granddaughter, Calli Romy Robbie, his son, Colin and mother, Stella of Chase. Also left to mourn are nine siblings: Angie (Joe Kohlen) and Pat (Connie of Williams Lake; Victoria Brears of Grande Prairie, Steven (Judy), Marie (Les Murray) and Terry (Linda) of Quesnel, Theresa (Bruce Scott) in Chetwynd, Patricia (Brian David) in Chase and Ivan (Laura) in Vancouver. Also numerous nieces, nephews, uncles, aunts and many very special friends. He was predeceased by his father George Huska in 1991. Rest in Peace Romy. | Huska, Romy (I3171)
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| 321 | Ronald Wayne Rakochy May 7, 1957 - April 08, 2012 Ron Rakochy, beloved husband of Laurie Rakochy of the Canora District, passed away suddenly at his home on April 8th, 2012, at the age of 54 years. Ron was born May 7th,1957, to Bill and Pauline (Hryhoriw) Rakochy. He grew up in the store in Amsterdam. His mother and father both came from large families so he had many cousins to play with along with the boys of Amsterdam. He also spent many hours happily helping his family on the farm. It was then he realized he wanted to be a farmer. Ron graduated from Canora Composite High school in 1975, and from the University of Saskatchewan in 1977 with a Diploma in Agriculture. One of his great loves was to put a seed into the ground and watch it grow. He started farming with his brother Joe and their father. Ron was not someone who would do anything half-way. He always gave everything 100%. For the last thirty-six years, he went to work every morning very happy, whether it be plowing the field during seeding or making rounds on the combine for harvest. He was a lifelong member of the Canora Agricultural Society and acted as president for a term. Ron also was a member of the Canora Fish and Game. Ron married Laurie on August 7th, 1982, and they made their home on the farm north of Canora. Together they had three beautiful children: Benjamin, Lauren and Zachary. The most important thing in Rons life was his family. The children kept both Ron and Laurie very busy with their varied activities. Ron spent many happy hours taking his boys to hockey, baseball, basketball, soccer and football and loved cheering them on. He happily took Lauren to her piano lessons, Ukranian dance, and figure skating. He spent many hours fishing and ice fishing with his family. He loved hunting with his boys. Ron also took great joy as he travelled through Florida, Mexico and the Caribbean with his family. Even though his children were fully grown, he spoke to each of them every day just to see how their day went and to make sure they were okay. Ron was predeceased by his father Bill Rakochy; his mother-in-law Barbara Demchuk and his father-in-law Peter Demchuk. He leaves to cherish his memory his best friend and wife of twenty-nine years, Laurie; his children Benjamin (Danielle), Lauren and Zachary; His mother Pauline; His brother Joe (Cheryl); his nephews Jason (Vanessa), James (Connie) and Jeffrey (Patience) Rakochy; his brother Clifford (Delores) and their children: Rhonda (Dean) Clarke, Melanie (Brendan Lally) Rakochy, and Tara (Sean) Stark; his sister-in-law Shelley (Len) Ludba and their children: Kaitlyn (Taylor) and Drew; his sister-in-law Tara (Shane); his brother-in-law Terry (Anita) Demchuk and their children: Brittany, Mckenzie, Nicholas and Emmett as well as numerous aunts, uncles, great nieces, great nephews and cousins. The Prayer Service was held on Thursday, April 12th, 2012. The Funeral Liturgy was celebrated on Friday, April 13th, 2012, both held from the Sts. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church, Canora, with Rev. Fr. Joakim Rac, Celebrant. Interment followed in the Canora Cemetery. Those wishing to make expressions of sympathy may make donations to the Sts. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church Building Fund as tokens of remembrance in memory of Ron. | Rakochy, Ronald Wayne (I697)
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| 322 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Yacyshen, R. (I40)
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| 323 | Rose Filipowich Obituary It is with sadness we announce the passing of Rose Filipowich of Benito Health Care Centre, Benito, Manitoba on November 21, 2023 at the age of 96 years. Rose was born at her parent’s home in Hyas, Sask., January 6th, 1927, just 10 mins after her twin John. They arrived in the arms of their mother without assistance. Lena, their mother, told how these babies grew to be wonderful help to her from early childhood and all their lives. Rose began school in the Hyas area at Lake Helen School and completed grade eight at Harlington School, in the Harlington District of Manitoba. Rose worked on the family farm looking after big gardens, chickens, and other livestock. She was a wonderful cook and loved to make perogies, cabbage rolls, and borcht for gifts. After moving to Swan River, she worked at the Sky Line Motel and the Nelson Motor Hotel. In September of 1973 Rose began working as a Dietary Aid at the Swan Valley Hospital, continuing for twelve and a half years. Rose enjoyed embroidery and has left many treasured works with her friends and family over the years. She loved to dance, play cards, and socialize. Rose helped at church functions and would lend a hand to anyone. She enjoyed her home at Heritage Manor, the fellowship of residents and her regular afternoon soaps along with many a movie. Rose married John Filipowich November 10th, 1945. They resided in the Kenville area, four miles south of town. They spent a few years in Toronto, Ontario returning to Big Woody District in about 1950 and resided there until the summer of 1966 when they moved to 407-6th Ave. North, Swan River, Manitoba. In 1985 they moved to 4th Ave. South, Swan River, Manitoba and she resided there until January of 2001 when she moved into Heritage Manor. Rose will be remembered by: her daughter, Irene (John) Iwanchuck and daughter in law, Betty Filipowich;. Grandchildren, Derek, Kim, and Matthew Filipowich; Curtis, Shawn, and Carla (Matt) Wills. Rose was also the proud great grandmother of 14 great grandchildren. She will be missed by her sister in law (Mary) Lychuk; Sisters Stephanie (Bill) Macooh, and Lavina Lychuk; as well as sister-in-law Adline Lychuk. Rose also leaves in-laws, Walter and Rose Filipowich; sisters in law Marge Peshko, and Angeline Floyd, as well as many nephews, nieces, cousins, and friends to celebrate her life. Rose was predeceased by: husband John Filipowich (1998); son Daniel Filipowich (2015); her parents Lena Radwanski Lychuk (1988), and Walter Lychuk (1969); in-laws Magdelina Filipowich (1999), Michael Filipowich (1955); Brothers Paul Lychuk (1935), John Lychuk (1981), Peter Lychuk (2003) and Stanley Lychuk (2022); Sister Anne (Steve) Rublez, Josephine (Joe) Bossy (2012). Also predeceased by in-laws, Pete and Ann Filipowich; Tom and Helen Filipowich; Joseph and Winnie Filipowich; Pauline and Frank Gurski; Lily and Fred Tataryn; and Lesley Peshko, and Jim Floyd. | Lychuk, Rose Mary (I4552)
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| 324 | Salomeya Romashenko (Huska) (49-50?) arrived in Canada (1906) with - Maria (Martha) Romashenko (Yacyshen) (23) (1881-1947) and - Wasylena (Lena) Romeshenko (Martyniuk) (15) (1889-1957) (Brother Roman Huska & son John (Ivan) Romasneko arrived in 1903 to Canada. - Maria Romeshenko (22) married Saverko Yacyshen (20) on the 27 Mar. 1905, at Alex Yacyshen house (Registration of Marriage) - Wasylena Romashenko married George (Jurko) Martyniuk and - John (Ivan) Romeshenko married Alexander Twerdeclub on 16th of July 1906, at St. Phillips Mission, Keys Reserve | Huska, Salomeya (Salameya) (I47)
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| 325 | Saverko Yacyshen Funeral; December 5, 1951 Link: https://www.evernote.com/shard/s419/sh/3218cac3-1c09-0bd9-88ae-bc2526a6eb98/5651284498f0cccb66734c2687b6aa6b | Yacyshen, Saverko (I15)
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| 326 | Sharon McDuff Obituary Sharon Elizabeth McDuff was one of the kindest, smartest, funniest women to be around. She was also a fierce competitor in the many family game nights. Anyone can attest to that. Sharon was a talented artist as can be seen in the many paintings that her children have hanging in their homes. She was also an avid crocheter with beautiful blankets keeping her family warm. Family and friends were truly blessed to have her for the time we did. She put her whole heart into everything she did and we are all the better for it. Sharon passed away with family by her side on Sunday, November 19th, 2023, at the Yorkton Regional Health Centre, Yorkton, Saskatchewan, at the age of 73 years. Sharon was born on Tuesday, November 14, 1950, in Eriksdale, Manitoba. At the age of five the family moved to The Pas where Sharon attended Sacred Heart School and MBCI, completing Grade 10. Sharon married the love of her life, Robert McDuff on July 13, 1968 and were married for 37 years before Bob’s passing in 2005. Together they raised three children. When her children were young Sharon was employed at The Met and Canada Post. After a car accident made it impossible to continue working at Canada Post, Sharon attended K.C.C. and attained her GED and then a diploma in Secretarial Arts in 1989. Shortly after she began working at R.A.G. (1987) Ltd.. Through the years she worked her way up to office manager and remained there for approximately 18 years before she retired. After retirement Sharon moved to Norquay, Saskatchewan to be with her common-law partner, Lorne Gazdewich. As the farm was closer to Hyas, she was very active at the Hyas Community Centre, whether it was serving coffee, organizing crib tournaments or planning fundraisers for the community. Sharon is survived by her children, Brent (Susanne), Carrie (Noel Veitch) and Stacy (Todd Gray); her grandchildren, Halie (Jake Doucette), Thomas (Sarah) and Elizabeth; great-grandchildren, Aliya, Rielle and Maisie; her common-law partner Lorne Gazdewich; his daughter, Michelle (Mike) Guillet; and grandchildren, Silas and Asher. She is also survived by her siblings as well as brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law and many nieces and nephews. Sharon was predeceased by her loving husband Robert “Bob” McDuff; her parents Leo and Clara Graveline; sister Ethel Hallé, brother-in-law Maurice Hallé; brother Garry Graveline; brothers-in-law Richard McDuff, Ronald “Butch” McDuff and Raymond McDuff; and sister-in-law Carol Aamot. A funeral service will be held on Saturday, December 2, 2023 at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Cathedral, The Pas at 1:00 p.m. Interment will follow at Lakeside Cemetery, The Pas. | McDuff, Sharon (I1680)
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| 327 | She moved to Gilbert Plains where she remained until her passing. | Trotz, Anna (I1555)
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| 328 | Skoroda Andriy (Skoroda Andreas) 29.11.1882 DOB. 23.02.1908 he married 27- year old Antonina Mazur, p.Petro and Maria Soloviy (Antonina Mazur, p.Petrus et Maria Solowij). They lived in the building No 47-SS, and had at least 3 children: ▪ Skoroda Mykola 30.11.1908 – 1.12.1908 ▪ Skoroda Vironikiy 11.03.1912 DOB. ▪ Skoroda Adam 24.02.1921 DOB. | Skoroda, Andriy (Andreas) (I1198)
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| 329 | Skoroda Maria (Skoroda Maria) 26.08.1884 DOB (she was baptized in Skala Nova). 6.11.1910 she married Ivan Matskiv, p.Frantsishek and Yevdokia. He was born 10.08.1865, in the near-by village of Tovstenke. Before the marriage, he was the widower after Dorotea Kovalchuk. He was a guard on a landlord’s farm. | Family: Ivan Matskiv / Maria Skoroda (F427)
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| 330 | Skoroda Maria (Skoroda Maria) 26.08.1884 DOB (she was baptized in Skala Nova). 6.11.1910 she married Ivan Matskiv, p.Frantsishek and Yevdokia. He was born 10.08.1865, in the near-by village of Tovstenke. Before the marriage, he was the widower after Dorotea Kovalchuk. He was a guard on a landlord’s farm. | Skoroda, Maria (I1199)
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| 331 | SSMI : Edmonton Education The History of the Sisters Servants of Mary Immaculate in Edmonton's Educational System https://eeparchy.com/about-us-2/about-us/history-of-the-ssmi-edmonton-education/ | Lukey, Sister Modesta (Anita) SSMI (I129)
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| 332 | Stephania Kozak & Stephan Hrabarchuk were second cousins. | Hrabarchuk, Stephan (I4075)
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| 333 | Stephanie Witow passed away on January 22, 2013 at the Benito Personal Care Home. She is survived, and will be sadly missed, by her daughter Theresa, son-in-law Don, granddaughters Elizabeth (Thayne Robstad), Heather (Will Millward), and sisters Victoria Buzinski, Anne Hubic, Jean (Harry) Michasiw and Rose (Ed) Swiecicki. Stephanie was born June 17, 1920, on a farm near Benito. She was the second oldest of 9 children born to Mary and William Zachary. She was predeceased by her parents, two siblings in infancy, and sisters Emily Filipowich and Kay Kurylowich. Stephanie attended Vesna School, and was employed as a clerk in a grocery store in Arran and Yorkton for nine years. She married Joseph Witow, who predeceased her in 1979. They lived in Ethelbert, Manitoba, and moved to Benito in 1965. Stephanie was an active member of the Ukrainian Catholic Church. She enjoyed gardening, quilting, crocheting, knitting and cooking. She loved to bake, and often shared her wonderful bread, buns, cakes and cookies with friends and neighbours. Service Details Monday, January 28th, 2013, 10:00am, Holy Spirit Ukrainian Catholic Church Interment Details Holy Spirit Ukrainian Catholic Cemetery | Zachary, Stephanie (I4686)
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| 334 | Stephen W. Gazdewich Stephen W Gazdewich was born September 22, 1918. He was drafted/enlisted into the Royal Air Force as an aircraft mechanic. He trained in eastern Canada. Stephen contracted tuberculosis while in training and was medically discharged. After spending time in a sanatorium, Stephen recovered and returned home to Hyas to farm and raise a family. Stephen passed away December 14, 1994. | Gazdewich, Stephen W (I1652)
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| 335 | Stetsiuk Anastasia (Steciuk Anastasia) 18.02.1853 DOB. 15.11.1881 she married 26-year old Dmytro Skoroda, p.Prokip and Anastasia (Demetrius Skoroda, p.Procopius et Anastasia) They lived in the building No 47-SS, and had at least 2 children: o Skoroda Andriy (Skoroda Andreas) 29.11.1882 DOB. 23.02.1908 he married 27- year old Antonina Mazur, p.Petro and Maria Soloviy (Antonina Mazur, p.Petrus et Maria Solowij). They lived in the building No 47-SS, and had at least 3 children: ▪ Skoroda Mykola 30.11.1908 – 1.12.1908 ▪ Skoroda Vironikiy 11.03.1912 DOB. ▪ Skoroda Adam 24.02.1921 DOB. o Skoroda Maria (Skoroda Maria) 26.08.1884 DOB (she was baptized in Skala Nova). 6.11.1910 she married Ivan Matskiv, p.Frantsishek and Yevdokia. He was born 10.08.1865, in the near-by village of Tovstenke. Before the marriage, he was the widower after Dorotea Kovalchuk. He was a guard on a landlord’s farm. Anastasia Stetsiuk died 19.05.1889. Then, Dmytro Skoroda took Anastasia Pavliuk into the second marriage, p.Mykola and Maria Polischuk (Anastasia Pawluk, p.Nicolaus et Maria Poliszczuk). They still lived in the building No 47-SS and had children and grandchildren. | Stetsiuk (Steciuk), Anastasia (I1193)
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| 336 | Stetsiuk Anastasia (Steciuk Anastasia) 29.01.1899 DOB. 8.02.1919 she married 27-year old Josyph Derkach, p.Mathviy and Maria Matviishyn. He was from the near-by village of Pylatkivtsi. They lived in Skala Nova, and had at least one daughter: â–ª Derkach Maria 27.10.1930 DOB. | Stetsiuk (Steciuk), Anastasia (I1225)
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| 337 | Stetsiuk Ivan (Steciuk Joannes) 8.12.1885 DOB. 2.02.1914 he married Mykhaylyna Pshytotska, p.Ivan and Anastasia Prokopovych. She was born 2.09.1893. They lived in the building No 24-SS, and had at least 3 children: â–ª Stetsiuk Yaroslav 8.02.1915 DOB. â–ª Stetsiuk Oleksandr 2.08.1919 DOB. â–ª Stetsiuk Yulian 21.01.1926 DOB. | Stetsiuk (Steciuk), Ivan (Joannes) (I1220)
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| 338 | Stetsiuk Ivanna (Steciuk Joanna) 18.01.1877 DOB. 26.02.1899 she married 22- year old Mykhaylo Ziubretskyy, p.Mykola and Anastasia Kapatsila (Michael Ziubrecki, p.Nicolaus et Anastasia Kapacila). They lived in the building No 7-SS and had at least one son: â–ª Ziubretskyy Roman (Ziubrecki Romanus) 10.08.1901 DOB. | Stetsiuk (Steciuk), Ivanna Joanna) (I1229)
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| 339 | Stetsiuk Katheryna (Steciuk Catharina) was born in about 1853. There is no entry about her birth. In 1871, at the age of 18 she married Oleksa Yatsyshyn (please see the information above). | Stetsiuk (Steciuk), Katheryna (Cartharina) (I590)
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| 340 | Stetsiuk Maria (Steciuk Maria) 12.10.1871 DOB. 11.11.1895 she married 25-year old Mykola Pavlyshyn, p.Theodor and Anna Dzisiak (Nicolaus Pawliszyn, p.Theodorus et Anna Dzisiak). They lived in the building No 7-SS, and had at least 4 children: | Stetsiuk (Steciuk), Maria (I1227)
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| 341 | Stetsiuk Mykola (Steciuk Nicolaus) 17.05.1857 DOB. 27.02.1881 he married 22-year old Maria Vovchuk, p.Mykola and Anna Beyko (Maria Wowczuk, p.Nicolaus et Anna Bejko). They lived in the building No 73-SS, and had at least 8 children: | Family: Mykola (Nicolaus) Stetsiuk (Steciuk) / Maria Vovchuk (Wowczuk) (F433)
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| 342 | Stetsiuk Mykola (Steciuk Nicolaus) 17.05.1857 DOB. 27.02.1881 he married 22-year old Maria Vovchuk, p.Mykola and Anna Beyko (Maria Wowczuk, p.Nicolaus et Anna Bejko). They lived in the building No 73-SS, and had at least 8 children: | Stetsiuk (Steciuk), Mykola (Nicolaus) (I1195)
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| 343 | Stetsiuk Pavlyna (Steciuk Paulina) 11.07.1882 DOB. 7.10.1909 she married Danylo Balanda, p.Mykola and Anna Momotiuk. He was born 28.08.1884. | Stetsiuk (Steciuk), Pavlyna (Paulina) (I1218)
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| 344 | STETSIUK STEPHAN (Steciuk Stephanus) was born in about 1820. He married Yevdokia Nazaranko, p.Ivan and Maria (Eudocia Nazaranko, p.Joannes et Maria). She was born in about 1816; she died 14.03.1889 at the age of 73. Stephan died 23.11.1879 at the age of 59. They lived in the building No 47-SS, and had at least 6 children: | Family: Stephan (Stephanus) Stetsiuk (Steciuk) / Yevdokia (Eudocia) Nazaranka (F398)
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| 345 | STETSIUK STEPHAN (Steciuk Stephanus) was born in about 1820. He married Yevdokia Nazaranko, p.Ivan and Maria (Eudocia Nazaranko, p.Joannes et Maria). She was born in about 1816; she died 14.03.1889 at the age of 73. Stephan died 23.11.1879 at the age of 59. They lived in the building No 47-SS, and had at least 6 children: | Stetsiuk (Steciuk), Stephan (Stephanus) (I1105)
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| 346 | Stetsiuk Vasyl (Steciuk Basilius) date of birth is unknown. He married Anastasia Klapouschak, p.Vasyl and Iryna Zamrykit (Anastasia klapouszczak, p.Basilius et Jerina Zamrykot). They lived in the building No 47-SS, and had at least 9 children: o Stetsiuk Maria (Steciuk Maria) 12.10.1871 DOB. 11.11.1895 she married 25-year old Mykola Pavlyshyn, p.Theodor and Anna Dzisiak (Nicolaus Pawliszyn, p.Theodorus et Anna Dzisiak). They lived in the building No 7-SS, and had at least 4 children: ▪ Pavlyshyn Anastasia (Pawliszyn Anastasia) 10.04.1896 DOB. ▪ Pavlyshyn Hryhoriy (Pawliszyn Gregorius) 5.02.1900 – 4.04.1906 ▪ Pavlyshyn Anna (Pawliszyn Anna) 7.08.1902 DOB. ▪ Pavlyshyn Rozalia (Pawliszyn Rosalia) 28.05.1904 – 6.03.1905 o Stetsiuk Katheryna (Steciuk Catharina) 7.05.1874 – 16.03.1876 o Stetsiuk Ivanna (Steciuk Joanna) 18.01.1877 DOB. 26.02.1899 she married 22- year old Mykhaylo Ziubretskyy, p.Mykola and Anastasia Kapatsila (Michael Ziubrecki, p.Nicolaus et Anastasia Kapacila). They lived in the building No 7-SS and had at least one son: ▪ Ziubretskyy Roman (Ziubrecki Romanus) 10.08.1901 DOB. o Stetsiuk Petro (Steciuk Petrus) 13.07.1879 DOB. o Stetsiuk Atanasiy (Steciuk Athanasius) 5.07.1882 – 6.12.1884 o Stetsiuk Mykola (Steciuk Nicolaus) 21.05.1885 – 17.05.1894 o Stetsiuk Mykhaylo (Steciuk Michael) 30.04.1888 – 6.05.1888 o Stetsiuk Mykhaylo (Steciuk Michael) 22.08.1889 – 22.08.1889 o Stetsiuk Pavlyna (Steciuk Paulina) 18.06.1891 – 2.01.1902 | Stetsiuk (Steciuk), Vasyl (Basilius) (I1196)
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| 347 | Stetsiuk Yevdokia (Steciuk Eudocia) 13.03.1890 DOB. 5.01.1914 she married 46- year old Semen Turchyniak, p.Ivan and Anna Ohorodnyk. He was from the building No 140-SS. Before the marriage, he was a widower. They lived in the building No 140-SS, and had at least 4 children: ▪ Turchyniak Stephania 11.03.1915 DOB. ▪ Turchyniak Olha 22.03.1916 DOB. 21.11.1935 she married Yaroslav Skoroda, p.Mykola and Maria Ostapovych. He was born 29.07.1909. They lived in Skala Nova, and had at least one daughter: • Skorod Marta 28.04.1937 DOB. ▪ Turchyniak Mykola 1.03.1919 – 9.04.1919 ▪ Turchyniak Josypha 11.03.1921 DOB. | Stetsiuk (Steciuk), Yevdokia (Eudocia) (I1222)
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| 348 | Steven FILIPOWICH Obituary Published by Legacy Remembers on Dec. 18, 2002. FILIPOWICH _ Steven Mr. Steve Filipowich, beloved husband of the late Emily Filipowich, passed away at the Care West Sarcee Nursing Home on Saturday, December 14, 2002 at the age of 94 years. Left to mourn are, one son Eugene Filipowich of Scarborough, Ontario; two daughters, Phyllis (King) Allen of Burlington, Ontario and Marie (John) Bruggeman of Calgary, Alberta; two grandchildren, Michael (Kathy) Filipowich of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, and Gennie (Ray) Richards of Vancouver, British Columbia; as well as five great-grandchildren, Alyssa, Meghan, Tessa, Taryn and Madison; also many nieces and nephews. He was devoted to his family, friends and his church. Mr. Filipowich was predeceased by his brother Walter of Edmonton, Alberta, two sisters, Olga Ficzycz of Regina, Saskatchewan, and Julia Demchuk of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. He lived in Arran, Saskatchewan, then moved to Yorkton, Saskatchewan, where he operated several General Store businesses for twenty-seven years. During his years in Yorkton, he was a member of the Knights of Columbus No. 2031 and a member of the Yorkton Men's Business Club. Later, he moved to Calgary to retire. Relatives and friends are invited to meet for Prayers at St. Stephen's Ukrainian Catholic Church (4903 - 45 Street S.W.) on Thursday, December 19, at 7:00 p.m. Divine Liturgy will be celebrated at St. Stephen's Ukrainian Catholic Church (4903 - 45 Street S.W.) on Friday, December 20, 2002 at 10:00 a.m. with Rev. Rendall Yackimec, Presider. Graveside Service to follow at Queen's Park Cemetery. | Filipowich, Steven (I4048)
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| 349 | Steven Guliak of Melville, Saskatchewan passed away in the early hours of January 8, 2016. A funeral service was held in Melville, Saskatchewan on January 13, 2016 and an interment will follow in the summer of 2016. Steve was born on June 12, 1932 on the family farm just outside of Norquay, Saskatchewan to John and Elsie (nee Ochitwa) Guliak. He leaves to mourn his wife of 57 years, Anne (nee Jakubowski), his daughter Donna, Roy, RaeAnne, Keenan, and Parker Ellert of Melville Saskatchewan, his sons John Guliak of Edmonton, Alberta, Peter and MacKenzie Guliak of Melville and Lloydminster, his brother Bonnie (Ophelia) Guliak and family of Norquay, Saskatchewan, his sister Doreen Profitt and family of Edmonton, and a large number of Jakubowskis. He was predeceased by his parents John and Elsie, his in-laws John and Mary Jakubowski, Ronnie Jakubowski, Elsie Kovacs, Alec Bodner and Eddie Jakubowski. | Guliak, Steve (I3746)
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| 350 | Steven passed away Aug 25, 2020 at home after a courageous battle with ALS Predeceased by his parents George and Stella Huska and oldest brother Romy, he is survived by his loving wife Judy , 8 siblings Angie(Joe), Victoria, Patrick(Connie), Theresa, Terry (Linda), Marie (Les), Patricia (Brian), and Ivan; 3 children Angela (Reg), Michael (Melissa), Rebecca(Sean) , 3 stepchildren Jeremy, Matthew (Amy) Jonathan (Sarah), 11 grandchildren Mchale, Kaysen, Tyler, Kira, Bella, Ava, Lauryn, Maggie, Brodie, Maya and Luke, and numerous nieces and nephews. Steven was a dedicated loving family man, successful businessman, avid sportsman and loyal friend who will be greatly missed by all. Steven embraced all life had to offer. He approached the horrible illness of ALS with dignity, grace and courage, demonstrating his love for all those around him. Special thanks to the ALS medical team, ALS Society, Community OT Sue Colbourne, family physician Dr Danny Kuo, palliative care physician Dr Valorie Masuda and all of our very supportive and loving family and friends. A gathering to celebrate Steve will be held Saturday Sept 19, 2020 outdoors at Transfer Beach Ladysmith between 1-4 pm (come and go drop in in keeping with Covid guidelines) | Huska, Steven (I3172)
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