Funeral for Frank Osatchuk Held at Sacred Heart Cathedral
The 44 year old Hong Kong war veteran and Winnipeg Grenadiers member Frank Osatchuk died August 7 at Deer Lodge Hospital. He served on the maintenance staff of the local federal building and is survived by two brothers Tony and Steve and two sisters Mary Kryna and Leo Krys. The Royal Canadian Legion will conduct the graveside service.
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