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LILLIAN TYMCHYSHYN
Date of Passing: Dec 30, 2007
Send Flowers to the Family Offer Condolences or MemoryLILLIAN TYMCHYSHYN It is with great sadness we announce the sudden peaceful passing away of our dear mother, grandmother and great grandmother. Lily passed away on December 30, 2007 at the Selkirk Betel Home at the age of 91 years. Remaining to forever cherish her memory is her daughters Betty Ann (Stan) Artyshko of Winnipeg Beach, Alice (John) Golowaychuk of Winnipeg, son Stan of Winnipeg, sisters Stephie Colton of Kelowna, BC, Vicky Kasola of Kelowna, BC, Helen (James) Miller of Chicago, USA, Florence (Howard) Demery of White Rock, BC, brother Merlin (Leona) Klymiuk of Kelowna, BC, three grandchildren, one great- grandson, numerous nieces , nephews and cousins. Lily was predeceased by her husband Louis Tymchyshyn, father and mother Nick and Nettie Klymiuk, brother Bill, sister Mary and Betty Ann's father Fred Maksymchuk. Lily was born in a small community in Pleasant Home, MB. Her parents moved to the Whytewold area were Lily attended school. She was the first child born to Nick and Nettie, she worked hard on the farm, loved the animals, and especially the little chicks. She was always happy and had a smile for everyone. She had faith in her God Jehovah, believed in the resurrection hope-John 5:28,29 and looked forward to live on peaceful paradise earth.-Luke 23:43. A funeral service will be held on January 5, 2008 at 2:00 p.m. in the Gilbart Funeral Chapel Gimli, MB. Officiated by Ray Demery. Interment to follow at the Winnipeg Beach Cemetery. The family would like to thank Dr. Demsas and Dr. Zoppa , nurses and staff of the Selkirk Betel Home for their many years of compassionate, understanding, and excellent care of Mom. We will always remember you Mom CHOCOLATE, CHOCOLATE, CHOCOLATE. Betty Ann did you bring Chocolates? She loved her Chocolates. It was our greatest pleasure to give to you Mom over 30 years of our care. Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements.
As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Jan 03, 2008
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I remember little Betty Ann loved chocolates too and had pimples so bad ha ha. We both loved chocolates! We got pimples before we got breasts!! Stanley was so good to his mum-in-law. He always brought special soups he concocted over his "witches caldron"! Oh how we used to laugh then. Aunt Lily would give us a down right good whoopin' until we all screamed "marmie!" Which was French for teacher! Lily would pull out her seamstress books and read us sewing stories to "teach" us a lesson until the break of day! How I miss those wonderful days! I miss you, Aunt Lily. I miss your wrinkled cheeks and wobbly little jaw that shook when you got mad! No wonder! Betty Ann stayed out past her curfew many a time with Stan while they hung around the lake casting spells on everyone with their magic books. It was a "spooky halloween" that year at Oak Lake. Oh the memories! I miss our sweet Aunt Lily. Forever in our hearts and memories xoxox - Posted by: Frieda Maksymchuk (Cousin) on: Aug 26, 2018