R.M. of Lakeside # 338 NW 27-36-18 W2
First burial in 1953, 56 burials by 2001
Located East of the Town opposite the Roman Catholic Cemtery
Researched & compiled by Rev. Harry S. Rose
BADIUK, ANN 1918 - 1984 wife of Mandary BILAN, STEVE 1879 - 1960 BUNKO, JOHN* 1909 - 1981 hus of Anastasia 1914 DUTCHAK, WILLIAM 1911 - 1979 hus of Annie 1910 FRANKO, DORA 1902 - 1990 wife of Nicholas FRANKO, NICHOLAS 1898 - 1992 HLECK, GORDON EUGENE 13 Jan 1937 - 5 Oct 1993 HLECK, MARTIN (Demitrius) 1891 - 1962 HLECK, PAULINE 1903 - 1971 HOMA, HREHORY* 1880 - 1955 hus of Katherine HOMA, KATHERINE* 1887 - 1981 KOLODRYPSKA, ANNIE 1906 - 1963 KOMONOSKI, KATHERINE 1906 - 1991 wife of Peter KOMONOSKI, PETER 1896 - 1968 KOROLUK, MARY 1896 - 1984 wife of Michael KOROLUK, MICHAEL 1891 - 1960 KUCHINSKI, MICHAEL 1883 - 1961 KUNCHINSKI, KATHERINE 1889 - 1980 wife of Michael MAGAS, ROSE 1923 - 1982 hus of John MAGIS, GEORGE 1917 - 1988 MAGIS, MARIA* 21 Sep 1891 - 6 Oct 1955 wife of Nicholas MAGIS, NICHOLAS* 8 May 1881 - 2 Oct 1965 MANCHUR, LUKIE 1885 - 1981 hus of Ann 1900 PROSKO, ANNA 1887 - 1974 wife of Wasyl PROSKO, JOHN 1909 - 1967 son of John & Anna PROSKO, WASYL 1878 - 1960 ROMANIUK, LEONA 1880 - 1974 wife of Thomas ROMANIUK, MICHAEL 1909 - 1971 ROMANIUK, THOMAS 1877 - 1960 ROSEK, PETER 1896 - 1976 SAKUNDIAK, MICHAEL 1907 - 1983 hus of Ann 1911 SLIPETZ, DALE ZENON 16 Dec 1968 - 17 Dec 1968 SLIPETZ, KATHERINE 1912 - 1977 wife of Petro SLIPETZ, PETRO 1904 - 1988 SLIPETZ, ROMAN 1942 - 1964 son of Petro & Katherine SNITINSKY, JOSEPH 1887 - 1955 brother of Michael SNITINSKY, MARY 27 Sep 1896 - 16 Jan 1993 wife of Michael SNITINSKY, MICHAEL 4 Sep 1889 - 20 Jan 1982 TYTKA, NICHOLAS* 1898 - 1963 TYTKA, ROSALIA* 1898 - 1987 wife of Nicholas WACHNIAK, MICHAEL 1924 - 1978 YAKUBYSZYN, FRED 1895 - 1978 ZAWATSKY, PHILIP 1901 - 1967 ZUK, JOHN 1944 - 1969 son of Peter & Mary ZUK, MARY 1913 - 1985 wife of Peter ZUK, PETER 1899 - 1975The above was taken from a personal reading of the cemetery with a translation of the 10 Ukrainian names done by Mr. John Misouri of Humboldt. The translation was done in such a way as to give the normally accepted English names for the Ukrainian on the Stones. Each of these is recognized by the *. There was no follow-up and check over by any other person.