Edith Margaret Elizabeth Haubrick Radiuk

February 23, 1930 – May 22, 2014

Edith was peacefully embraced into the restful arms of her Father surrounded by the love of her cherished family. She was predeceased by her husband Steve in 1994 and one Grandson at child birth. She was also predeceased by her parents Anton Sr. and Catherine (nee Peace) Haubrich, brother Adolf Haubrich (Edna) Haubrich, sister Mary Bastien (Kenneth Kelly, Richard Bastien), brother Herb Haubrich, and infant twin sisters Dorothy and Doreen Haubrich. Edith was also predeceased by sister-in laws, Mary (Joe) Boyko and Olga Hostin as well as brother in laws John and Peter Radiuk and Michael Spee. Edith leaves to mourn her children Karen (Wayne) Pardy, Brenda (Gerry) Mazer and Roland Radiuk. She also leaves in sorrow her Grandsons Landon Pardy and Robert Mazer, Grandaughter Robyn Pardy, and Great Grandson Weston Pardy. Edith also leaves to mourn her brothers Isadore (Madeline) Haubrich and Edgar (Sonja) Haubrich as well as her sister Elaine (Ray) Rambow. Also in sorrow are sisters in law Suzanne Haubrich, Anne Spee, Martha and Roxine Radiuk as well as brothers-in-law Albert Hostin and Bill (Carolyn) Radiuk. Numerous nieces, nephews, extended family and friends also mourn her loss. Edith was born on a farm in the Hodgevile district where she remained to proudly serve as a Nurses Aid in the very first shift at the Hodgeville community hospital. In 1957, she married her lifelong love and farming partner Steve and raised their family in the Kelstern district. Edith prided herself in her homemaking, culinary artistry and the pride in which she took raising their family while operating the family farm. Despite her move to Regina in the fall of 2000, Edith remained actively involved in her farming business until her passing taking great pride in the fact that they had a “good crop, wasn’t that good?” and had to build additional bins to hold the harvest. Edith learned her culinary skills from her cherished mother and took great pride in the fact that her homemade bread and cabbage rolls were always devoured at family gatherings. She loved farm life and still missed its rewards long after retiring to Regina. She was a devote Catholic committed to her Roman Catholic faith and her church. She loved to crochet, embroider and knit and was an avid choir member loving to sing whenever the opportunity presented itself. She was deeply committed to both family and the principle of “hard work pays off” which she lovingly instilled in her children. Prayers will be held May 26th, 2014 at Victoria Avenue Funeral Chapel – 2080 Victoria Ave. E., Regina, Sask. at 7:30 p.m. A funeral mass honoring Edith’s life will be held at Resurrection Parish – 3155 Windsor Park Rd, Regina, Sask. on May 27th, 2014 at 10:30 a.m. with reception to follow. Interment to follow at Riverside Memorial Park – 815 Assinaboine Ave. E., Regina, Sask. Angels live amongst us as the family wishes to recognize the extraordinary work being carried out by the health care professionals of Unit 3A- Palliative Care Unit of the Pasqua Hospital including both Dr.’s and Nursing staff , too numerous to mention. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations be made in gratitude for Edith’s care in order to continue the much needed care given for future patients such as herself and their families. These angels took Edith in as part of their family to fulfill her life’s journey home. Funeral arrangements are entrusted to Victoria Avenue Funeral Home.

rrangements under the direction of Victoria Avenue Funeral Home and Cremation, Regina, SK.