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| Eleanor Wakaruk |
Photo Album of Eleanor Wakaruk
Stuartburn, Manitoba, Canada Photographs
by Mary Katherine May, daughter of Eleanor Wakaruk
This photo album is offered to family and friends of Eleanor who lived with her grandparents, Sam and Wasylyna Gorman (German) in Stuartburn, Manitoba until 16 years, when she came to Minneapolis to work.
Mom cared deeply for her roots and the people with whom she lived with in this small community just north of the U.S. border.
I welcome comments as well as photos related to this page.
The photos are not to be sold or used for profit, but are freely offered for download to those who have roots with the Ruthenian homesteaders who came from Halychyna (Galicia, Ukraine) at the very end of the nineteenth century.
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Jean and Billy Toews
May 1, 1943 |
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| Steve Sirman (Sherman) and Billie Toews |
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| Tony Antonichuk |
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Eleanor Wakaruk and Bill Toews
Yours truely, Billy |
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| Eleanor Wakaruk and Jean Toews |
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| Mike Sokyrka |
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| Stanley Dolinsky |
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| Nick Kohut |
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| Private Billie Toews |
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| Bill Matichuk |
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| Mike Sokyrka, Willie Wachna, Billie |
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| Billie Toews |
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| Walter Bialkowski |
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| Walter Pawloski, Tony Antonichuk, Alec Horbul |
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| Tony Antonichuk, Pete Matichuk and Bill Matichuk |
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| Walter Bialkowski |
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| Tony Antonichuk |
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| Tony Wakaruk |
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| Tony Wakaruk |
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| Marguerite Ward: This can be a souvenir from me to you, Eleanor |
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| Anthony Wakaruk |
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| Phyllis Ward |
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| Eleanor Wakaruk, Anne Horbul, Tony Wakaruk, Alec Horbul, Mary Tkachuk |
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| Vicky, Kay, Olga, Eleanor, Mary, Verna, Jean |
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| Jean Nawolski, Jean Toews |
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| Jean Nawolski |
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| Stuartburn School 1941 |
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| Mary and Willie Sawchuk, 1942 |
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| Dmetro and Mary Kolton, and Emilie Trielke and Johnnie |
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Ted Wachna, eleanor Wakaruk, Bill Toews
Goodall Photo, Winnipeg |
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| Louise, Henry, Bill Toews |
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| Jean Toews and Steve Shirman (Sherman) |
my grandmother was Rose Wakaruk.... moved from Saskatchewan to Windsor/Detroit approximately 1922-24, any information is appreciated. Born about 1900 father's name was "Alexander" Wakaruk. Rose recalls WW1 and revolution.
ReplyDeleteIf I find some information on them I will contact you through here. I would like to read about Rose's recollections of WWI and the revolution. Thank you.
Deletemy grandmother was Rose Wakaruk.... moved from Saskatchewan to Windsor/Detroit approximately 1922-24, any information is appreciated. Born about 1900 father's name was "Alexander" Wakaruk. Rose recalls WW1 and revolution.
ReplyDeleteThank you for posting these pictures, some of which contain my father and aunts. Also, a cousin or two. My only comment is grouping them all in the same date range 1943 and 1944 where some appear earlier and a few later. All are fun to look at and remind us of our heritage and the community they grew up in.
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