Boychuk, John 1894 – 1961 Boychuk, Mary 1899 – 1960 Filko, Michael 1905 -1922 Filko, Fred 1879 - 1946 Filko, Nastia 1874 - 1930 Filko, Paul 1909 – 1988 Filko, Nicholas 1875 - 1950 Filko, Olena 1933 Filko, Mary 1913 - 1922 Filko, Sophia 1916 - 2007 Gendzelevich, Glenn T. 1941 - 1943 Kentz, (infant) Korchinski, Therese (nee Wawruck) died 11 Mar 2014 dau of Nickolas & Kathleen Krysowaty, Tekla 1870 - 1939 Krysowaty, Ivan 1864 - 1937 Malevich, Harry 1947 Melnechenko, Andrew 1880 - 1931 Naumetz, Yarina 1897 – 1990 Naumetz, Lahna 1928 – 1994 Naumetz, Timofay 1897 – 1983 Navidzielo, Daria Anna 1937 - 1938 Pilat, Alexei 1884 - 1971 Showhaniuk, Alexei Rev. 1883 –1952 Tokaruk, Alexander 'Toby' 23 Jun 1929 - 14 Jan 2013 hus of Mary, son of Peter & Raisa (nee Filko) Tokaruk, Louise 1957 – 1995 Tokaruk, Peter Rev. 1893 – 1967 Tokaruk, Rose 1903 – 1962 Wawruch, Maksym 1870 - 1952 Wawruch, Maria 1872 - 1957 Wawruck, Nickolas 1913 – 1960 Wawruck, Kathleen 1920 - 2002 Wawruck, Adele 1909 - 2002 Wawruck, Walter 1911 - 2008
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