Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, April 11, 2004
POPIVCHAK, ANNA (SUDEAK)
Age 90, of Carnegie, on Friday, April 9. 2004, beloved wife of the late Dr. Charles W. Popivchak; loving mother of Charlotte Popivchak Marko of Avon Lake, OH; Dr. Charles Popivchak, Jr., Joseph Popivchak both of Kintersville, PA, and John Popivchak of Oakdale; sister of Katherine Yuschak, and the late Frank Sudeak and Mary Popivchak; also survived by 9 grandchildren, Michelle Moran, Michael and Drew Marko, Celeste Englehardt, Joseph Jr, Nadine, John Jr., Courtney, Jody Popivchak, and 5 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Popivchak was a loving and compassionate woman devoting her life to her husband, her family and her church. She had been very involved with church functions over the years, most notably the Apostleship of Prayer, pyrohi sales, the church picnics, and as an accomplished seamstress she custom made many of the priests vestments. Visitation 2-4 & 7-9 pm WEDNESDAY ONLY at HENRY R. HENNEY FUNERAL HOME, 524 Washington Ave., Carnegie. Parastas Wednesday evening 7:30 pm at Funeral Home. Divine Liturgy Thursday 10 am in Holy Trinity Ukrainian Catholic Church, 730 Washington Ave, Carnegie. Memorial contributions if desired may be made to the church.
POPIVCHAK, ANNA (SUDEAK)
Age 90, of Carnegie, on Friday, April 9. 2004, beloved wife of the late Dr. Charles W. Popivchak; loving mother of Charlotte Popivchak Marko of Avon Lake, OH; Dr. Charles Popivchak, Jr., Joseph Popivchak both of Kintersville, PA, and John Popivchak of Oakdale; sister of Katherine Yuschak, and the late Frank Sudeak and Mary Popivchak; also survived by 9 grandchildren, Michelle Moran, Michael and Drew Marko, Celeste Englehardt, Joseph Jr, Nadine, John Jr., Courtney, Jody Popivchak, and 5 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Popivchak was a loving and compassionate woman devoting her life to her husband, her family and her church. She had been very involved with church functions over the years, most notably the Apostleship of Prayer, pyrohi sales, the church picnics, and as an accomplished seamstress she custom made many of the priests vestments. Visitation 2-4 & 7-9 pm WEDNESDAY ONLY at HENRY R. HENNEY FUNERAL HOME, 524 Washington Ave., Carnegie. Parastas Wednesday evening 7:30 pm at Funeral Home. Divine Liturgy Thursday 10 am in Holy Trinity Ukrainian Catholic Church, 730 Washington Ave, Carnegie. Memorial contributions if desired may be made to the church.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, April 11, 2004
POPIVCHAK, ANNA (SUDEAK)
Age 90, of Carnegie, on Friday, April 9. 2004, beloved wife of the late Dr. Charles W. Popivchak; loving mother of Charlotte Popivchak Marko of Avon Lake, OH; Dr. Charles Popivchak, Jr., Joseph Popivchak both of Kintersville, PA, and John Popivchak of Oakdale; sister of Katherine Yuschak, and the late Frank Sudeak and Mary Popivchak; also survived by 9 grandchildren, Michelle Moran, Michael and Drew Marko, Celeste Englehardt, Joseph Jr, Nadine, John Jr., Courtney, Jody Popivchak, and 5 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Popivchak was a loving and compassionate woman devoting her life to her husband, her family and her church. She had been very involved with church functions over the years, most notably the Apostleship of Prayer, pyrohi sales, the church picnics, and as an accomplished seamstress she custom made many of the priests vestments. Visitation 2-4 & 7-9 pm WEDNESDAY ONLY at HENRY R. HENNEY FUNERAL HOME, 524 Washington Ave., Carnegie. Parastas Wednesday evening 7:30 pm at Funeral Home. Divine Liturgy Thursday 10 am in Holy Trinity Ukrainian Catholic Church, 730 Washington Ave, Carnegie. Memorial contributions if desired may be made to the church.
POPIVCHAK, ANNA (SUDEAK)
Age 90, of Carnegie, on Friday, April 9. 2004, beloved wife of the late Dr. Charles W. Popivchak; loving mother of Charlotte Popivchak Marko of Avon Lake, OH; Dr. Charles Popivchak, Jr., Joseph Popivchak both of Kintersville, PA, and John Popivchak of Oakdale; sister of Katherine Yuschak, and the late Frank Sudeak and Mary Popivchak; also survived by 9 grandchildren, Michelle Moran, Michael and Drew Marko, Celeste Englehardt, Joseph Jr, Nadine, John Jr., Courtney, Jody Popivchak, and 5 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Popivchak was a loving and compassionate woman devoting her life to her husband, her family and her church. She had been very involved with church functions over the years, most notably the Apostleship of Prayer, pyrohi sales, the church picnics, and as an accomplished seamstress she custom made many of the priests vestments. Visitation 2-4 & 7-9 pm WEDNESDAY ONLY at HENRY R. HENNEY FUNERAL HOME, 524 Washington Ave., Carnegie. Parastas Wednesday evening 7:30 pm at Funeral Home. Divine Liturgy Thursday 10 am in Holy Trinity Ukrainian Catholic Church, 730 Washington Ave, Carnegie. Memorial contributions if desired may be made to the church.
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