On Sunday April 26, 2020, Claire Suzanne Vozniak, beloved wife of the Late John Vozniak, passed away suddenly at the age of 65 years.
Suzanne was born in Wakaw, Saskatchewan on June 4th 1954, to Joseph and Claire St. Pierre. On march 12th 1983 she married John Vozniak. Together they raised their son David.
Suzanne was a dedicated nurse, working in the field for over 40 years in various cities, as well as a loving wife, mother and friend to many. She enjoyed gardening and the outdoors, spending a lot of her time with family at their camper near Vulcan. Suzanne, also remembered as an avid baker and cook, was always capable of making delicious baked goods and home cooked meals. Known for her infectious laughter, witty humour and caring attitude she was adored and admired by colleagues, friends and family alike.
Suzanne is survived by her son David, her brother Arthur and several cousins, nieces and nephews.
At this time there are no services scheduled due to COVID-19. A Celebration of life and interment of ashes in Calgary at a later date.
Arrangements in care of Vulcan Funeral Home. Telephone 1-403-485-2633. E-mail condolences through www.vulcanfuneralhome.ca.
I worked with Suzanne on the day shift of April 26th. It was a beautiful sunny day and Suzanne commented how great it will be to spend some time outside and enjoy the sunshine after work. I agreed! I will always remember her contagious laugh, even if you had no idea why she was laughing it made you smile. She had a great way of rolling her eyes when she heard something that was bogus or that she thought was ridiculous. Suzanne was kind and gentle and unlike the most of us she listened more than she spoke, a trait I admired. I was absolutely shocked like everyone else to hear of her passing and she is missed! Deepest Sympathy and strength and love and hugs to her entire family. Goodbye dear friend…
I was shocked to hear of Suzanne passing. I will miss her laughter, talks across the fence, the jelly she gave me after she picked my currants (I definitely won there lol), and the race to plant the garden. I never won that one, she definitely out did me there.Both John and Suzanne were the best neighbors you could have and I miss them both.
To the family of Suzanne
I was a friend of Suzanne’s when I went to Wakaw School.
Suzanne was such a positive person, and so much fun. She always had a smile.
I was a grade below her in school. After school we lost touch. My sincere sympathy to her family
To the family of Suzanne
I was a friend of Suzanne’s when I went to Wakaw School.
Suzanne was such a positive person, and so much fun. She always had a smile.
I was a grade below her in school. After school we lost touch. My sincere sympathy to her family
Elaine Sorba
so sorry, just heard the sad news of Suzanne passing….I was a neighbor of her mom Claire in Wakaw, a few years ago…..and we went to the same school as well….Sending our deepest sympathies to David, and Arthur and all the families from the Osolinsky Clan of Wakaw, Sask….Hugs, hugs, hugs….
Dear David, Art & Cindy, Claire and family. We were shocked and saddened to hear of Sue’s passing. She was a great lady who was a joy to spend time with. She will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.