Obituary for Stanley Charambura of Roblin and Saskatchewan
Stanley Charambura age 90 of Roblin MB and formerly of Togo Calder Makaroff Districts died October 6 2000 at Crocus Court Roblin. Born March 3 1910 in Jaworow Poland he was the youngest son of Sam and Anna Charambura. He immigrated to Canada in 1919 and married Anne Bencyk in 1934. He farmed at Togo Calder Makaroff and drove a school van in Makaroff. Retired to Roblin in 1968 and worked in building construction including the Roblin hockey arena. Survived by three daughters Irene Lupichuk Mary Chornawka Violet Anderson and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Predeceased by his parents a daughter Vera wife Anna three brothers five sisters and nephew Steve.
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Stanley Charambura
Roblin
Togo
Calder
Makaroff
Crocus Court
Stanley
Jaworow
Poland
Sam
Anna
Bryngas
Charambura
Joe Charambura
Canada
Joe
Wroxton
Anne Bencyk
Roblin Fifty & Over Club
Sanley
Anna Charambura
Vera
Violet
Gerald) Anderson
Outlook
Jo-Ann
Ken) Park
Brian
Lisa) Lupichuk
Winnipeg
Brenda
Brad) Rosin
Dunleath
Donna
Brad) Graham
Jaelynn
Saskatoon
Karen
Brad) Schultz
Kayla
Yorkton
Patty
Bob) Bell
Devin
Regina
Craig
Chornaka
Tanner
Lanigan
Scott
Leona) Anderson
Obituary for Stanley A. in Roblin Manitoba
Stanley A. of Outlook Saskatchewan and family members were listed. Prayer services occurred October 9, 2000, followed by funeral services October 10 at St John The Baptist Ukrainian Orthodox Church Roblin with Fr Nicholas Rauliuk officiating. Interment at the parish cemetery and memorial donations to Care Home. NAIRNCHYZ FUNERAL HOME Roblin handled arrangements.
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Wyatt
Jay
Heather
Scott Brown
Cody
Outlook
Harry Harambura
Runnymede
Chapel of Nairn-Chuz
Roblin
St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Orthodox Church
St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Orthodox
Stanley
Crocus Court
Nairnchyz Funeral Home
Anton Hoffman 95, lifelong farmer and War veteran
Anton Hoffman died September 28 2000 at age 95 in Roblin Care Home. Born February 4 1905 in Voloca Bucovina Romania he served five years in WWI after moving to Canada in 1921 with family settling near Shell Valley. He married Elsie Goraluik in 1933 and shared a life on the farm with no children but many nieces nephews and 72 godchildren.
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Anton Hoffman
Crocus Court
Roblin
Anton
Voloca
Bucovina
Romania
Ferdint
Domnica
Canada
Shell Valley
Elsie Goraluik
St. John’s Orthodox Church
Elsie
Anton valued church service and farming life in Shell Valley and Blue Wing
Anton Wes served as Cantor for over 30 years at St. John's Orthodox Church in Shell Valley and St. George's Romanian Church in Blue Wing. He walked long miles in all weather to ring bells, lived on a farm until moving to Roblin for medical support, and spent his final years at Crocus Court. He predeceased by parents Ferdint and Domnica and brothers Victor and John, survived by wife Elsie, sisters and brothers-in-law, many nieces and nephews. He passed away in 2000 with funeral services at Roblin Memorial Chapel and St. John's Valley, under Sneath Strilchuk Funeral Home.
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Anton
St. John’s Orthodox
Shell Valley
St. George's
Blue Wing
Elsie
Roblin
Agnes Eslinger 1914 2000 Cromarty to Sault Ste Marie
Agnes Eslinger of Sault Ste. Marie Ontario aged 86 died October 9 2000. Born February 19 1914 in the Cromarty District near Roblin Manitoba she married Fred Eslinger and farmed in Cromarty before retirement with Fred to Dauphin then to Sault Ste. Marie. Fred died May 1999 and Agnes later lived at the Ontario Finnish Rest Home.
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Agnes Eslinger
Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Agnes
William and
Tracy Tucker
Cromarty
Roblin
Man
Fred Eslinger
Fred
Agnes Eslinger obituary memorial service held in Sault Ste. Marie
Agnes Eslinger is survived by her sons Fred and Garry and daughter Carolyn along with several grandchildren and great grandchildren. She had sisters and brothers in Manitoba Saskatchewan Ontario and Alberta. A memorial service was held October 13 2000 at the Arthur Funeral Home in Sault Ste. Marie Ontario with Mrs Helen Smith officiating. Memorial donations may be made to a charity of choice.
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Agnes
Fred
Harriet
Brandon
Man
Carolyn
Gordon
Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Garry
Winnipeg
Robert
Rita
Adelle
David
Alan
Catherine Eslinger
Glenn Simpson
Karen Simpson
Nicholas Okerlund
Laurel Eslinger
Ralph
Ada
Larry
Lenor) Tucker
Roblin
Jean
Orman) Dick
Medicine Hat
Alta
Wilhemina
Minnie) Schrader
Churchbridge
Sask
Margaret Metz
Alfred
Minnie
Saskatoon
Arthur
Helen Smith
Eslinger
In Memoriam Evert Boyce October 1999
In loving memory of Evert Boyce who died October 19 1999 Remember him with a smile and memories of the happy years He spoke and gave good advice His strength and love of family remain with us Lovingly remembered by Lou and family who miss you dearly
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Boyce
Evert Boyce
Andrews
Edith
In Memory Shafransky and Andrews Mothers
In memory verses for Eugene Shafransky and Edith Andrews. Parents Edith Andrews and Dale Wayne remember their children with love. The notes mark October anniversaries of 1995 and 1999 and honor enduring memories.
Card of Thanks for Graham Mitchell bereavement
The Mitchell family expresses heartfelt gratitude for support and condolences after Graham Mitchells death. Thanks to Margaret McCallum for kind words and support, Nairn Chyz Funeral Home for guidance, Knox United Church choir, organist Betty Wenner, and Bob and Betty Dayson for a duet. Appreciation to Masonic Lodge 122 for the Honour Guard, pallbearers, ushers, and to the United Church lunch committee. Memorial donations were made to Crocus Court Personal Care Home and Manitoba Heart & Stroke Foundation, with special thanks to Crocus Court staff. The family also thanks friends, staff at the store, and all who sent sympathy, cards, flowers, and meals. May God bless you all.
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Graham Mitchell
Margaret McCallum
Nairn-Chyz Funeral Home
Knox United Church
Betty Wenner
Betty
Bob Dayson
Whitney Mitchell
Masonic Lodge #122
United Church Lunch Committee
Graham
Crocus Court
Manitoba Heart & Stroke Foundation
Dad
Card of Thanks for Mary Sadowick Passing
A special thank you to family and friends for cards flowers food and visits at the passing of mother Mary Sadowick. Sincerely Bill and Mae Goresky Trail British Columbia.
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Mary Sadowick
Bill and Mae Goresky
Trail, B.C
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