Philip HOLOWKA

IN MEMORY OF PHILIP HOLOWKA May 5, 1978 - July 5, 2004 A year has passed since you left us. There has never been a greater hurt than living without you. We miss your smile. We miss your loving and caring ways. We miss your silly jokes. We miss the way your presence would just brighten up our days. We miss your insight, understanding and leadership. We know that you can hear us; we only wish we could hear you better. We know that you are happy now and probably serving God in a much better way than we can ever imagine. In order to celebrate your first year in heaven we will celebrate Mass and thank God for all the wonderful times and years we had together, for all the good that you were able to accomplish and for all the people you touched and influenced so positively. Your vibrant energy, unconditional love and good spirit will live on with us forever. We invite everyone to join us on July 5, 2005 at one or both of the following locations: 8 a.m.Ukrainian camp Werchowyna, Chertsey, Quebec 7 p.m.Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church, 6185 10th Avenue (corner Bellechase), Montreal, Quebec With great admiration, respect and eternal love, Mama, Tato, Stefan, Arianna, Oksana, baba, dido, all your cousins, aunts, uncles, family in Canada, USA, Ukraine, all the children and members of the Ukrainian Youth Association SUM, students and staff at John Paul 1 High School, Ukie Club Hockey and all your friends, and there were many! The Family of Philip Holowka wishes to thank all those who gave their undivided love and support during our time of sorrow and need. There are no words and gifts that can express our gratitude to you who have helped us so much in our time of need and comfort. We pray that Christ the Lord will reward you in His Kingdom. Continuous contributions to the Philip Holowka Fund to promote youth leadership and activity are being accepted by the Ukrainian Youth Association Benevolent Fund, 3260 Beaubien St. East, Montreal, QC. HIX 3C9. Each morning comes and a new day begins, wishing you were here. We miss now, we always will. You left a space, no one can fill. Published in the Montreal Gazette on 7/5/2005