Obituary for Vera Plotnikoff (Shlakoff)
Vera Plotnikoff
Jan 26, 1932 – Jun 26, 2022
It is with great sadness and precious memories that we say goodbye to Vera, She was a humble spiritual lady who took great pride in her family. She is survived by Daughter Joyce Jmieff and husband Steve, grandchildren James (Jenny), Danielle (Bo), and Jordana (Colin), 6 great grandchildren Victor, Dominic, Mackenzie, Grace, Ivan and Graham. Also survived by sister Nettie Stupnikoff and sister-in-law Lucy Plotnikoff and several nieces and nephews.She was predeceased by her husband Peter, daughter Gloria, parents James and Mary Shlakoff, sister Helen Plotnikoff and brother-in-law Andy Stupnikoff. A service was held at the Castlegar Funeral Home and internment at the Brilliant Cemetery. The family expresses their heartfelt Thank you to all who assisted us in many ways, giving comfort and love. Thank you to Peter Zaytsoff for officiating the service and the Castlegar Funeral Home for their professional and caring service.
Anyone wishing to remember her please do so with a prayer. Donations will be gratefully accepted by the USCC ISKRA publication or the Brilliant Cultural Center.
Jan 26, 1932 – Jun 26, 2022
It is with great sadness and precious memories that we say goodbye to Vera, She was a humble spiritual lady who took great pride in her family. She is survived by Daughter Joyce Jmieff and husband Steve, grandchildren James (Jenny), Danielle (Bo), and Jordana (Colin), 6 great grandchildren Victor, Dominic, Mackenzie, Grace, Ivan and Graham. Also survived by sister Nettie Stupnikoff and sister-in-law Lucy Plotnikoff and several nieces and nephews.She was predeceased by her husband Peter, daughter Gloria, parents James and Mary Shlakoff, sister Helen Plotnikoff and brother-in-law Andy Stupnikoff. A service was held at the Castlegar Funeral Home and internment at the Brilliant Cemetery. The family expresses their heartfelt Thank you to all who assisted us in many ways, giving comfort and love. Thank you to Peter Zaytsoff for officiating the service and the Castlegar Funeral Home for their professional and caring service.
Anyone wishing to remember her please do so with a prayer. Donations will be gratefully accepted by the USCC ISKRA publication or the Brilliant Cultural Center.