<p> </p><p>1: HEJDUK, Stefan</p><p>Stefan Hejdukj Passed away peacefully on May 23rd, surrounded by family inthe great sadness of his passing, we take comfort that he is at peace, and himself again, after battlilng Parkinson's and dementia, and that he finally met his father, whom he never knew, as he was killled by the Nazis before Stefan was born. </p><p>The family sincerely thanks the staff at Hiltop House in Sqwamish, where Stefan lived out his last year, and who were the most stellar team of human beings to help see the family through the past days, and in making Stefan's life comfortable this past year.</p><p> Stefan was always helping those who asked, unconditionally, beilng a friend to all, and always following the footsteps of Christ to the best of his ability.</p><p> </p><p>He is survived by his wife, Cristna, son Marek, daughter-in-law, Bev, grandclhildren Eve and Henryk, and dauther Alex. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. Joseph's Parish in Squamish.</p><p>Squamish Funeral chapel Ltd.</p><p>www.squanishfuneralchapel. com</p><p> </p><p>2: MACLAGAN, bradford(1962~2024)</p><p>Bradford Passed away in Lions Gate hospital on April 30th. He was peacefully unconscious, with four great friends and his brother by his side. His death was due to internal maladies wich could not be eliminated through surgery. </p><p>Bradford is survived by his brother Kent Maclagan and his stepmother Jeannie Maclagan.</p><p>There will be a celebration of his life on June 15th. starting at 3:00 at two freind's home in West Vancover. Should you wish to attend please email kentomac@outlook .com</p><p> </p><p>3:</p>
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