JUDY OLYNICK

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JUDY OLYNICK Peacefully, at the Selkirk District Hospital after a brave fight with cancer, on August 13, 2011, Judy Diane Olynick-Bonneteau (nee Bosak) beloved wife of Armand Bonneteau. She is survived by three sons: Darryl and his children Tyler and Tristan, Darren, and Randy (Andrea). She also leaves to mourn: sister Connie (Paul) Krawchuk, sister Bea (Don) Tymko, brother Ron (Marielle) Bosak and numerous nephews, nieces, and stepchildren. Judy will always hold a special place in the hearts of Susan and Sharon. She will be incredibly missed by her best friends and companions Roscoe, Corky, and Crissie. Predeceased by late husband Ron Olynick (2003), father Michael Bosak (1988), mother Jessie Bosak (1997) and sister Shirley Maslanka (1998). Judy was a very generous and kind woman with an open heart. She loved her crafts and found much entertainment in knitting, crocheting and especially dough art. She was often found at her display booth at craft shows. Later on she developed a passion and great talent for making perogies of various fillings. When not doing something creative she would be found in her backyard garden, and at times away fishing and camping, following her father's passion for the outdoors. She found many hours of entertainment and many wonderful friends through The Red Hat Society. Judy loved to laugh and enjoyed a spectacular sense of humour that she loved to share with everyone she met. She was an extra-special Auntie to all of her nieces and nephews and loved them dearly. Judy enjoyed 38 years raising her family with husband Ron until his passing in 2003. She dedicated the years after his death to her children, grandchildren, friends, pets and Red Hat Society. In December 2009, she was blessed to have found a wonderful love again and after a longtime companionship was joyously united in marriage to Armand, July 21, 2011. To celebrate Judy's life an informal open house will be held between 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, August 18, 2011 at her residence in Tyndall, Manitoba. Cake and coffee will be served. This is Judy's wish. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society. Family and friends may sign a Book of Condolence at www.glenlawn.ca. Glen Lawn Funeral Home 982-7550

As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Aug 16, 2011