Eugene and Olga Fetissoff - Revision history

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References

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	[https://orthodoxcanada.ca/Archimandrite_Cyril_(Bulashevitch) Archimandrite Cyril (Bulashevitch)]		[https://orthodoxcanada.ca/Archimandrite_Cyril_(Bulashevitch) Archimandrite Cyril (Bulashevitch)]

			[https://orthodoxcanada.ca/Mitred_Archpriest_Peter_and_Matushka_Elizaveta_Kurzemnek Archpriest Peter Kurzemnek]

			[https://orthodoxcanada.ca/Archpriest_Alexander_Kiziun Archpriest Alexander Kizyun]

			[https://orthodoxcanada.ca/Archpriest_Grigory_Prozoroff Archpriest Grigory Prozorov]

	[https://orthodoxcanada.ca/Mitred_Archpriest_Oleg_and_Matushka_Natalia_Boldireff Archpriest Oleg Boldireff]		[https://orthodoxcanada.ca/Mitred_Archpriest_Oleg_and_Matushka_Natalia_Boldireff Archpriest Oleg Boldireff]

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Reflections

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	At the time of her repose, Olga Petrovna Fetissoff left behind to pray for her, her children Laresa Wright (David) and Peter Fetissoff (Diane) ; her grandchildren Gregory Wright (Ana), Veronica Marraffa (Michael), and Jeffery Fetissoff ; and her great-grandchildren Natalia Szymczak (Adam), Alexander Wright, and Tatiana Marraffa.		At the time of her repose, Olga Petrovna Fetissoff left behind to pray for her, her children Laresa Wright (David) and Peter Fetissoff (Diane) ; her grandchildren Gregory Wright (Ana), Veronica Marraffa (Michael), and Jeffery Fetissoff ; and her great-grandchildren Natalia Szymczak (Adam), Alexander Wright, and Tatiana Marraffa.

			'''3 views of the grave-marker'''

	[[File:Grave marker Fetissoff 1.jpeg]] ~~'''Grave-marker'''~~
			[[File:Grave marker Fetissoff 1.jpeg]]


			[[File:FetissoffGraveMarkerA 2.jpg]]


			[[File:FetissoffGraveMarker 2.jpg]]

	==References==		==References==

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	[[Category:Lay-persons]] [[Category:British Columbia & Yukon]] [[Category:MP]] [[Category:EP]] [[Category:ADOCA]] [[Category:ROGCCNA]] [[Category:OCA]]		[[Category:Lay-persons]] [[Category:British Columbia & Yukon]] [[Category:MP]] [[Category:EP]] [[Category:ADOCA]] [[Category:ROGCCNA]] [[Category:OCA]]

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	[[File:AndreevChurchChoir 2.jpg]] '''Parish choir'''		[[File:AndreevChurchChoir 2.jpg]] '''Parish choir'''


			[[File:EugeneFetissoffDaring1969 3.png]] '''1969'''

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	Eugene continued to be very involved in Holy Resurrection Russian Orthodox Church. He served 3 times as the president of the parish council (which was known as the “[http://orthodoxcanada.ca/Vancouver_BC_Holy_Resurrection_Russian_Orthodox_Sobor_1924#Russian_Orthodox_Society,_1935 Russian Orthodox Society of the City of Vancouver]”) at [http://orthodoxcanada.ca/Vancouver_BC_Holy_Resurrection_Russian_Orthodox_Sobor_1924 Holy Resurrection Russian Orthodox Church] : in 1959-1961 ; in 1964-1966 ; and in 1971.		Eugene continued to be very involved in Holy Resurrection Russian Orthodox Church. He served 3 times as the president of the parish council (which was known as the “[http://orthodoxcanada.ca/Vancouver_BC_Holy_Resurrection_Russian_Orthodox_Sobor_1924#Russian_Orthodox_Society,_1935 Russian Orthodox Society of the City of Vancouver]”) at [http://orthodoxcanada.ca/Vancouver_BC_Holy_Resurrection_Russian_Orthodox_Sobor_1924 Holy Resurrection Russian Orthodox Church] : in 1959-1961 ; in 1964-1966 ; and in 1971.

	At the same time, he sang in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenor tenor] section of the parish choir, and in various [https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/russia-emc Russian folk choirs in Vancouver], including the choir of his future son-in-law, [https://www.archdiocese.ca/clergy/wright-deacon-gregory-vadim Vadim Wright].


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	'''Photo of the Parish Council in 1966'''		'''Photo of the Parish Council in 1966'''


			At the same time, he sang in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenor tenor] section of the parish choir, and in various [https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/russia-emc Russian folk choirs in Vancouver], including the choir of his future son-in-law, [https://www.archdiocese.ca/clergy/wright-deacon-gregory-vadim Vadim Wright].


			[[File:AndreevChurchChoir 2.jpg]] '''Parish choir'''

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	[[File:~~Fetissoff 1966sm~~.jpg]] [[File:Fetissoff olga petrovna 20040912sm.jpg]]		[[File:EugeneFetissoff 2.jpg]] [[File:Fetissoff olga petrovna 20040912sm.jpg]]

	'''Yevgeny (Eugene) Iakovlevich Fetissoff (1908-1983)'''		'''Yevgeny (Eugene) Iakovlevich Fetissoff (1908-1983)'''

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	Eugene continued to be very involved in Holy Resurrection Russian Orthodox Church. He served 3 times as the president of the parish council (which was known as the “[http://orthodoxcanada.ca/Vancouver_BC_Holy_Resurrection_Russian_Orthodox_Sobor_1924#Russian_Orthodox_Society,_1935 Russian Orthodox Society of the City of Vancouver]”) at [http://orthodoxcanada.ca/Vancouver_BC_Holy_Resurrection_Russian_Orthodox_Sobor_1924 Holy Resurrection Russian Orthodox Church] : in 1959-1961 ; in 1964-1966 ; and in 1971.		Eugene continued to be very involved in Holy Resurrection Russian Orthodox Church. He served 3 times as the president of the parish council (which was known as the “[http://orthodoxcanada.ca/Vancouver_BC_Holy_Resurrection_Russian_Orthodox_Sobor_1924#Russian_Orthodox_Society,_1935 Russian Orthodox Society of the City of Vancouver]”) at [http://orthodoxcanada.ca/Vancouver_BC_Holy_Resurrection_Russian_Orthodox_Sobor_1924 Holy Resurrection Russian Orthodox Church] : in 1959-1961 ; in 1964-1966 ; and in 1971.

	At the same time, he sang in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenor tenor] section of the parish choir, and in various Russian folk choirs in Vancouver, including the choir of his future son-in-law, [https://www.archdiocese.ca/clergy/wright-deacon-gregory-vadim Vadim Wright].		At the same time, he sang in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenor tenor] section of the parish choir, and in various [https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/russia-emc Russian folk choirs in Vancouver], including the choir of his future son-in-law, [https://www.archdiocese.ca/clergy/wright-deacon-gregory-vadim Vadim Wright].

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Repose of Eugene, 1983

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	Besides his wife and children, Eugene Iakovlevich was survived by his sister Fay (Faina), and his brother Michael.		Besides his wife and children, Eugene Iakovlevich was survived by his sister Fay (Faina), and his brother Michael.

			'''Life continues in widowhood'''

	After the repose of her husband, nothing changed with regard to the commitment and activities of Olga Petrovna in the parish. She did, however, begin to have a visibly more difficult time accomplishing all that she was motivated by love and responsibility to do. Her [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthritis arthritis] continued to become more and more painful. All the while, she continued to be present with her dedicated love, labour and sense of humour.		After the repose of her husband, nothing changed with regard to the commitment and activities of Olga Petrovna in the parish. She did, however, begin to have a visibly more difficult time accomplishing all that she was motivated by love and responsibility to do. Her [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthritis arthritis] continued to become more and more painful. All the while, she continued to be present with her dedicated love, labour and sense of humour.

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	In 2016, Olga Petrovna moved to live with her daughter Laresa in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Coquitlam Port Coquitlam] (to the east of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Westminster New Westminster] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coquitlam Coquitlam], that is, 2 cities just to the east of Vancouver and Burnaby). This move was the result of the increasing difficulty that Olga Petrovna had to live on her own.		In 2016, Olga Petrovna moved to live with her daughter Laresa in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Coquitlam Port Coquitlam] (to the east of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Westminster New Westminster] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coquitlam Coquitlam], that is, 2 cities just to the east of Vancouver and Burnaby). This move was the result of the increasing difficulty that Olga Petrovna had to live on her own.

	Olga Petrovna continued to be busy and active in her increasing age, as a dedicated and loving mother to Laresa Wright and Peter Fetissoff ; grandmother to Deacon Gregory Wright, Veronica Wright, and Jeffery Fetissoff ; and great-grandmother to Natalia and Alexander Wright.		Olga Petrovna continued to be busy and active in her increasing age, as a dedicated and loving mother to Laresa Wright and Peter Fetissoff ; grandmother to Deacon Gregory Wright, Veronica Wright, and Jeffery Fetissoff ; and great-grandmother to Natalia and Alexander Wright and Tatiana Maraffa..

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	'''Photo of the Parish Council in 1966'''		'''Photo of the Parish Council in 1966'''


			'''Olga's activity'''

	Olga Petrovna was extremely involved with Holy Resurrection Russian Orthodox Church. Her home and her spiritual home, the Church, were organically united, as it were. She served as treasurer of the parish (the Russian Orthodox Society) for 25 years (1979-2004). She served as the president of the Ladies Auxiliary from 1964-1979. As she did so, she organised over 100 bazaars and fundraising events. She prepared multiple meals and activities for the parish.		Olga Petrovna was extremely involved with Holy Resurrection Russian Orthodox Church. Her home and her spiritual home, the Church, were organically united, as it were. She served as treasurer of the parish (the Russian Orthodox Society) for 25 years (1979-2004). She served as the president of the Ladies Auxiliary from 1964-1979. As she did so, she organised over 100 bazaars and fundraising events. She prepared multiple meals and activities for the parish.