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26 WWW.UNWLA.ORG “НАШЕ ЖИТТЯ”, СІЧЕНЬ 2017 OBITUARY Christina Kyj Pluta Christina was born in South Hampton, N.Y., the daughter of Ukrainian im- migrants Wasyl and Lydia Kyj. After graduating from Nether Providence High School, she attended Trinity College, earning a B.A. in Biology, and later attended Widener University, where she earned an MBA. Christina worked for a time at the Wistar Institute but eventually decided to join the family- owned business, Kyj’s Bakery. Dedicated to the bakery’s loyal customers, she specialized in designing and decorating specialty cakes. An active supporter of many Ukrainian American organizations, Christina served for many years as president of UNWLA Branch 13 of the Philadelphia Regional Council. She had a dynamic, gregarious personality and delighted in conversing with friends and strangers alike. Christina passed away on September 6, 2016, surrounded by her family. Relatives and friends bid a final farewell to her at a funeral mass held at Holy Myrrh-Bearers Ukrainian Catholic Church in Swarthmore, Pennsylvania. She is survived by her devoted husband John; their children Anne, Larissa, John, and Andrew; her brother Myroslaw and his wife Larissa; her sister-in-law Patricia; her niece and nephews Lada, Olesh, and Evhen; and many friends, in- cluding the women who worked with her during the years she served as UNWLA Branch 13 president. As one Branch 13 member noted, “Chris was the heart and soul of our branch. She is missed beyond words.” Donations in Christina’s memory may be made to the Ukrainian Museum, the United Ukrainian American Relief Committee, or the Del- aware Country (Pennsylvania) ASPCA. __________________________________________________________________________ ing $500 to the Ukrainian Museum. Laszlo & Mari- yka (Haftkowycz) Szijj. Donating in memory of Christina Kyj Pluta to The Ukrainian Museum: $500 . – Anne Martineau; $200 – John Cienki; $50 - Motrja Laryssa Watters. In memory of Christina Kyj Pluta the following donations were made by her friends from Svitlychka in PA:at $50 each – Maria Mizak, Larysa Stebly ; at $40 each – Elizabeth Kolomyec, Anya Kowal; 25 дол. – Olha Jakubowska; at $20 each – Stephania Zyblikewycz, Maria Chatryka, Justine Kunderewicz, Ivanka Leskiw, Lesia Gadach, Halia Stroutinsky, Tatjana Danyliw, Luba Kalyta, Irene Shoturma, Sla- va Halaway, Maria Denkowycz, Anna Yaworsky, Stefania Kernytsky, Anna Maria Cyhan, Roksolana Luciw, Marta Lesiuk, Olena Karpinch, Olia Krych Gwynn, Halyna Henhalo; $15 – Ulana Prociuk; $10 – Marta Yarymovkh. У пам’ять св. п. Алексіс і Марії Сокіл складаю 380 дол. Наталія Бей. У пам’ять бл. п. Іванни Ратич і Ростислава Ратич складаємо 100 дол. Александер і Марія Леськів. У пам’ять бл. п. Іванни Ратич і Ростислава Ратич складаю 100 дол. Ярослава Мулик. У пам’ять бл. п. Ростислава Ратич складаю 30 дол . Віра Квасовська-Леґедз. У пам’ять бл. п. Іванни Ратич складаю 100 дол. д-р Осип Данко. У пам’ять бл. п . Миколи Єйни складаємо 50 дол. Наталя Олексин і Христина Олексин. In memory of Michael Belendiuk, one our com- munity leaders, I am donating $50 to The Ukraini- an Museum. Yara Von Helbig. Щиро дякуємо за підтримку! Управа і адміністрація УМ
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