For Posterity's Sake Genealogy 

The Canora Courier

10 June 2009

LAPSHINOFF  PASLOSKI  SWAN  WERBOWESKY

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WERBOWESKY: In loving memory of a dear mom and baba, Nellie, who passed away June 13, 2003.

Just a prayer from us who love you,

A precious memory kind and true;

In our hearts you will live forever,

Because we thought the world of you.

Your memory is our keepsake,

From which we will never part;

God has put you in His keeping,

We have you in our hearts.

- Dearly loved and sadly missed by Evelyn, Ken, Robert, Marilynne, Bonnie, Dave, Kurt, Jamie, Sean, Nicole and Thomas.

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PASLOSKI: In loving memory of Vincent Pasloski who passed away June 16, 2002.

Those we love don't go away,

They walk beside us every day;

Unseen, unheard, but always near,

Still loved and missed forever dear.

Deep in our hearts a memory is kept,

To love, to cherish, and never forget;

Today, tomorrow, our whole lives through,

We'll always love and remember you.

- Love Sophie and family.

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SWAN: Nathan Brody Swan. January 19,1993 - May 17,2000 Our dear boy - so full of love and life has been called away - he left us on Sunday morning - peacefully while asleep - to join his Dad and others. Our only comfort is knowing he's now spending that precious father/son time he has missed.

Dearly beloved son to Shelly. Beloved brother to Natasha and Dillon Swan. Christopher (Natasha)

Swan, and Lindsey (Jeff) Propp. Beloved grandson to Don and Diane Clark. Beloved uncle to Chelsea, Abby and Lauren Swan and Luca Propp. So many more family and friends too numerous to mention - so full of love and missing Nathan's beautiful smile, dimpled cheeks and bright blue eyes. Predeceased by his Dad Jamie Swan May 24, 2000, his Uncle Jody Swan April 10, 2009, his cousin Jessie Clark, his grandparents Pat and Mae Swan, his great grandmother Edith Bellrose.

Nathan attended Carihi Secondary. The affection and support he received has made his Grade 10 year the best of his life. He loved the wood working, shop, sewing, and cooking classes.

Nathan enjoyed the Boy Scouts, Special Olympics ,camping trips, rock climbing, paint balling in the woods, the Disneyland trip. He was especially proud of the work he did for his Grandma Diane and Grandpa Donnie - helping out with so many of the chores as well as singing his favourite Johnny Cash and Elvis tunes to them.

In lieu of flowers, if friends so desire donations in memory of Nathan may be made to Cameryn's Cause at www.camerynscause.com or directly to 2520 Spring Road, Campbell River, BC V9W SK8

Memorial tributes for the family may be left at www.MeM.com. Sutton's Campbell River Funeral Home "In Care of Arrangements" 250-287-4812.

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LAPSHINOFF: Tina Lapshinoff of Lloydminster, AB and formerly of Canora, passed away suddenly at her home at Pioneer Lodge in Lloydminster on June 2, 2009 at the age of 90 years.

Tina was born on June 19, 1918 on a farm 9 miles northeast of Canora Saskatchewan to Peter and Tany a Negraeff. She attended school at Phoenix farm school and enjoyed a childhood surrounded by 8 loving brothers and sisters. She met and married William (Bill) Lapshinoff on November 19, 1949 and they both worked for a time in Toronto and also Vancouver before settling to farm in the Pretty View School District 12 miles north of Verigin Saskatchewan. They had two sons, Bill & Lorne, and raised them on the farm enjoying great neighbours, friends and relatives where she gathered many of her fondest memories. They moved to Canora in 1973 at which time Tina went to work for a few years as a cook at the Skylark Hotel in Canora before retiring. Her husband Bill passed away in 1993 and her dear family and friends in Canora stepped in to ease her sorrow and loneliness. Tina never did retire from her passion for gardening which came second only to her love of her family, extended family, neighbours and friends. Her great joys were people, plants and cooking.

She loved her family very dearly and her pride just continued to grow with the arrival of Grandchildren and then of great-grandchildren. She received great joy in visits from brothers, sisters, sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law as well as all of her nieces and nephews and would immediately phone her sons to excitedly ask "guess who visited me today?" She cherished all of her memories from the get­togethers with relatives and friends for card games and celebrations and beamed brightly when recounting all of their escapades, adventures and wonderful moments from those times.

She enjoyed bingo and her bingo buddies and was a challenging opponent in Scrabble and cards which she honed playing with her sister Nellie and others. Reading and puzzles became her favourite pastimes later in life. Tina's passions for cooking and baking will be remembered by many that sat at her table for home cooked meals and traditional Russian dishes which were always followed with an assortment of never ending desserts. Also remembered will be her repeated offer of "there is more" or her insistence to "here, finish this up". Family and guests alike could not visit without being fed some of her wonderful creations. Tina eventually sold their home and moved into a Senior's Housing duplex in Canora, then to the Eaglestone Lodge in Kamsack and finally to the Pioneer Lodge in Lloydminster to be nearer to family.

Tina was predeceased by her husband Bill, her sisters Polly Zurloff, Mary Konkin, Anne Zarin, Nellie Danchuk, Lillian Nisbet; her brother John Negraeff as well as brothers in law and sisters in law. Left to cherish her love and memory are her son's families of Bill & Elaine and Lorne & Pat; her grandchildren Brad, Amber (Kelvin) & Kris; Great grandchildren Ocean, Savannah, Roman & Memphis; her brothers Henry (Doris) Negraeff and Peter (Sylvia) Negraeff; brother in law Cecil (Maxine) Lapshinoff; sister-in law Helen Eagan; along with numerous nieces and nephews, all of whom she loved dearly.