In Celebration of

Nadia Karin Waschuk

January 18, 1941 -  January 16, 2024

Nadia Karin Waschuk was born on January 18, 1941 in Płock, Poland and died on January 16, 2024 in Toronto, Canada, peacefully, painlessly, and after having spent her final hours in the presence of her children. Nadia was predeceased by her parents, and in 2002, by her husband George. She was devoted to her family, to her children, Lesia (Andrew), Lewko, Slawko (Pedro), and Stefko (Christina), and to her grandchildren, Roxolana, Michael, Ruslan, Oriana, Mateyko, and Adrian. Her family will remember her with love, and she will be mourned by relatives and dear friends across Canada and the United States, and in Portugal, Poland, and Ukraine.

Nadia was a pharmacist by profession and a businesswoman by calling who founded or bought and sold five pharmacies before she ended her long career in community pharmacy working with greater stamina than colleagues who were decades younger at Shoppers Drug Mart.

Visitation at Turner and Porter Yorke Chapel at 2357 Bloor Street West in Toronto on Monday, January 22, 2024 from 6-9 pm with Panakhyda at 7 pm. Funeral service at Turner and Porter Yorke Chapel on Tuesday, January 23 at 1 pm followed by interment at Park Lawn Cemetery.

Nadia’s family is enormously grateful to everyone at Ivan Franko Long-Term Care Home on Royal York Road, who took care of her after she was incapacitated in 2021. In lieu of flowers, donations in her memory would be appreciated to Ivan Franko Homes, St. Demetrius (Ukrainian Catholic) Development Organization, or other Ukrainian-Canadian charitable organizations of your choice.

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Brenda Bickford (Employee)

Entered January 20, 2024 from Olds Alberta

Nadia gave me a chance when most wouldn't. She looked at my resume and hired me on the spot. I enjoyed working for the family. . She was always so nice everyone. My thoughts and prayers are with the family during this hard time.

Daria Evtushenko (Family friend)

Entered January 20, 2024 from Cawaja

Dear Stef and Family,
Sending love and condolences on the passing of your Mother, Baba.
May she be remembered with fond memories in all of your hearts forever.
Vichna ii Pamiat!
Darka and Peter Evtushenko and family

Chrystia Kolos (Friend)

Entered January 20, 2024 from Toronto Canada

Very sorry to hear about the passing of подруга Надя.
I remember her very fondly - Nadia was a member of Plast and my counsellor - виховниця when I was a young юначка.
Our group - Боярині в 4-курені, owe Nadia a great deal, as she got us started on the path of scouting, and lifelong friendships.
СКОБ!
Вічная памʼять!

Lara Borys (Niece)

Entered January 21, 2024 from Hamilton

My memories of Teta will consist of her letting me work at Stonegate Pharmacy setting up sidewalk sales in the summer and working at the front cash register - it was always a thrill for me! Also times at Gratfton where she would mischievously listen to the boys prank ideas, afternoons down at the pool and sitting on the big deck trying to avoid being called in to do schoolwork. The term ‘Sweetie Pie’ will always bring her memory to mind. May she rest in peace and
be re-united with Vyuko.

Helen and Gerry Andrenacci 

Entered January 21, 2024 from Mississauga

Our sincerest condolences on the passing of your mother. She is at peace now. As a family, be strong for each other. Remember all the happy times. May her memory be eternal...Vichnaya Pamjat!

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