Anna KUZMENKO

Anna was one of my unofficial godmothers when I was received into the Orthodox Church at All Saints on Pascha 1976. I have only just now learned of her falling asleep. She was one of the dearest, kindest, most loving Orthodox Christians I have ever been blessed to know.

I was sad to hear of Anne's passing. She was a client of our salon for over 25 years. She was always cheerful. I can remember how she wanted her Christmas tree done in pink decorations.So this year I will hang a beautiful pink ornament just for you in the shop Anne. Rest in peace ol'girl.

I knew Anna when we were both in our twenties and will always remember her as the most caring, kind and giving person. I have always and will always have fond memories of her.

While we grieve the loss of Anna deeply, we have many fond memories of her. She was such a kind lady, always greeted us with a very warm smile. Anna was a true friend to our family, ready to share in our successes and offer support in bad times. As a founder of St. Hermans she was a tireless worker. She loved God deeply and her spirituality was an inspiration to all.

Blessed are the Pure in heart, for they shall see God.

Memory Eternal

Lillian Trefan
Beverly and Karherine Archibald

My condolences to Anna's family. Memory eternal.

May Anna's memory be eternal. She now home with the Lord.

I met Anna in February 2013 when we were sharing a room at Grandview Rehabilitation Center in Edmonton. Anna was a sweet lady and kept in touch with me for a while. My condolences go out to her nieces and nephew who showed great compassion and care during her stay at the center. R.I.P. Anna.