John Victor Fedoruk

John was born in Fort Frances on May 24, 1928 to Samuel and Lucy Fedoruk. He left school at the age of 16 and joined the local paper mill. He worked there for 44 years, retiring in 1988 as a foreman in the finishing room. He was married to Cassie Paton on May 17, 1952 and together they built a beautiful life. They raised two children, Bob and Diane; built a cabin on Burnt Island and traveled extensively. The cabin drew family and friends from far and wide in the summers, they entertained endlessly. John enjoyed fishing and looked forward to his annual fall moose hunting trip with the “guys”. John was a perfectionist when it came to refinishing cupboards and antique furniture. He joined Cassie on a school trip and was bit by the travelling bug. They travelled in the summers, exploring Europe, Spain and the Mediterranean. After they retired they wintered in Florida, taking trips into Mexico and many cruises.

He will be greatly missed by his loving wife Cassie; son Bob (Penny); daughter Diane and husband Randy White; grandchildren; Dana White (Alex) and Brian White and wife Teagan; great grandchildren Chase and Chael Bruyere; Max and Bodie White; sister Mae Fedoruk; sisters-in-law Esther Fedoruk and Mona McTaggart as well as numerous nieces and nephews.

John was predeceased by his parents Samuel and Lucy; in-laws John and Annie Paton; sister Lena and husband Lindy Wallen and brother William “Sambo” Fedoruk.

Due to covid 19 restrictions, a family graveside service will be held.

If friends so desire in memoriam donations may made to St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church, 209 Victoria Avenue, Fort Frances, Ontario or Riverside Health Care- Rainycrest Activation, 110 Victoria Avenue, Fort Frances, Ontario, P9A 2B7.