Nicolas Cynajko

To Nicola's Family - our heartfelt condolences. Your Tato (and Gido) was a kind and gentle soul who gave selflessly in helping others; especially the people of Ukraine. Our family is so appreciative for his tireless efforts in communicating and helping our family's relatives in Ukraine. We are sorry that our families live such distances apart and that we are not able to be with you during this difficult time. Sending you our love and prayers. May your Tato's love continue to guide and comfort...

Eternal memory! Thank you Nick for all the times you helped at St. Josaphat dinners. You will be missed. Love to your family!

My sincerest condolences to Nicola’s children, grandchildren and sister. Nicola was one of the nicest men I’ve ever known, always kind and loving with a joyful spirit that he shared with everyone he knew. May he rest in peace. Vichnaya pamyat!

I was fortunate to have the experience to work with Nick for over 10 years. Nick was incredibly easy to work with, while he had an easy going and laid-back personality, he was a very hard and dedicated worker and tackled difficult work as well as "mundane" tasks with the same level of dedication and thoroughness. Nick was quietly engaging, so while never the biggest personality in the room, it was incredibly easy to spend time with him.... The more time you spent with Nick, the clearer it...

My deepest condolences to Nicky's family. We danced together in Lyman dance group.

Nicolas our dear friend was the kindest, gentle soul, working endlessly to care for others or simply offering his laughter or words of support to lighten hearts. His friendship gave us much to be thankful for.

Nicolas was a very loving and kind friend who never had a negative attitude. I will always remember his smile, laugh, funny stories and phone calls “just to check up” on me. His friendship was very much appreciated. He had a loving soul. May he rest in peace!

I have always admired Nicolas. I was in awe when he talked about the trips to Ukraine to provide medical equipment, which I am sure saved many lives. Here, in America, he dedicated himself to keeping the Ukrainian spirit alive through his involvement in his church and Ukrainian cultural programs and events. I know that Nicolas was also a Vietnam veteran. His military photo was proudly placed in his parents' home for all to see. Nicolas was a good, friendly, and honorable man.