Katherine Mary Jaresko-
Marcyniuk, 49, of Elmhurst, beloved wife of George; loving mother of Matthew (fiance
Tonya Romanow) and
Alexandra Marcyniuk; cherished daughter of Mary and the late John Jaresko; dearest sister of Natalie (Ihor) Figlus and John
(Pamela) Jaresko; dear aunt of Christina and Daria Figlus; fond daughter-in-law of Ludmila Maziar. Visitation 3-9 p.m. Friday,
Panachyda 7:30 p.m. at Humes Funeral Home, 320 W. Lake St., Addison (2 mi. W of Rt. 83, 2 mi E of Rt. 53). Funeral Saturday 9 a.m. to St. Andrew Ukrainian Orthodox Church, 300 E. Army Trail Rd., Bloomingdale, IL 60108, for Services at 10 a.m. Interment St. Andrew Ukrainian Cemetery. If desired, memorials to the church Mosaic fund appreciated. 630-628-8808.
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Michael Schraft
June 26, 2008
I had Mrs. Marcyniuk my junior year as my AP History teacher. I wasn't like the rest of the usual AP crowd and wasn't as close to her as a lot of her former students were, but I still appreciated her teaching and her passion for her students. After deciding to become a history major in college I can trace back the fostering and nurturing of my interest in the subject to her. I'm forever grateful to having her my junior year, and for her efforts in making me realize my love of history.
Michael Schraft, Willowbrook HS '04
Katya Mischenko-Mycyk
June 26, 2008
Katia -
You touched my life as a child by being my Mentor as I went through jr. high and high school. You taught me the importance of giving back to our community and celebrating our roots. Thank you for encouraging me and pushing me to be involved in academic and civic organizations and for challenging me at young age with projects and responsibilities at church and Saturday School. Thank you for the years that you drove me back and forth to Saturday School along with your own two children and all the enlightening conversations and discussions we had along the way on the Kennedy. I am really proud of you for going back to college and getting your graduate degree - and then using your talent and enthusiasm to help shape the minds of so many youth in your role as a high school teacher. You will be truly missed. I am really blessed to have had you in my life.
June 25, 2008
Time will pass and the pain will lessen, but memories will be forever present of your loved one and of someone who was special to so many people.
With Deep Sympathy
Halia and Yanna Kisala
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