EVELYN ZABOROSKI

Condolences & Memories (9 entries)

• Evelyn was a very loving and caring person. We got to know her when she became my mother's hairdresser. Then she was part of our family also. Both her and Jim were special to us. May condolences go out to Sean and his family. Just know your mom was much Loved💕💕 - Posted by: Gail Tanasychuk (Adopted Daughter she called me and my sisters) on: Nov 05, 2020

• Evelyn was a wonderful person who always seemed happy to see us. She always spoke fondly of her family, and always asked about ours. She always had a fun, energetic spunk, and when we visited, my boys usually left wide-eyed, as she always shared 'big' chocolates with them. It has never been the same since she moved. May she rest in peace. - Posted by: Melanie (Neighbour across the street) on: Oct 29, 2020

• My dear sweet Evelyn I’m going to miss you so much, I still can’t believe you are gone. You were a bright, shining light that brought joy to so many people. You were so full of spunk and entertaining. You would always make everyone feel like the most important people. You treated everyone like family, but no one could take the place of your beloved son and his family. Every chance you got you would proudly brag about all of your grandkids. You were such a good friend to my Mom-in-law Martha. You both have known each other since elementary school. When you both were still in your homes, you would call her up and say Martha what are you doing for supper, I feel like going out to eat. Get ready I’m on my way you would tell her. You two spent so much time together you were a light for her after she lost Tony and then again when her son passed away. We have enjoyed many meals together you, Mom in-law and I. And you would always have stories to share. You always wanted to know how my grandkids were and had to see their pictures. The day Mom moved into the towers you cried, you were so excited to have one of your best friends living just a few floors up from you. You helped us celebrate her first night there by joining us for dinner. You quickly became even more of our family. Whenever I baked for. I’m, I would make extra for you and a few others. You enjoyed my husband's pickerel so much that whenever he made some for mom he would make sure there was some for you. Evelyn I’m really going to miss your loud but loving voice, when you saw me. You would always yell a big hello my Debbie and would give me the best hugs ever. Rest In Peace my beautiful friend, you will be missed by so many people. 💕💕💕 - Posted by: Deb (Friend ) on: Oct 25, 2020

• Evelyn and Jim live across the lane from us. She was a true friend helping during our rough times. She loved to bake and was good at it. She also was a hairdresser and did my hair. She will be missed. Our prayers go to Sean and his family. Richard, Regina, Elizabeth, Victor and Arlene. Your neighbour in the lane across from you. - Posted by: Bortkiewicz family (Neighbour for 30 years) on: Oct 24, 2020

• Oh my sweet Evelyn. I have known you for the last several years through my mom in-law Martha. Evelyn I loved all of our time together and how much you loved me. I loved seeing your face and how excited you would get telling me about your grandkids. And how proud you were of your son and daughter-in-law. You were so excited when MIL moved into the towers so you would be closer to each other. We enjoyed her first dinner in her apartment with you and how much all of us laughed. We have spent many times out for lunch and dinners together. You took MIL out a lot after Tony passed away. You promised you would take care of her and you did. I loved when I would call you and you would be excited just to hear my voice. You would call me to ask me to grab somethings from Costco, and it was always toilet paper. I would always get for you and say Evelyn you have enough paper for the whole block. You would just laugh and say I don’t want to run out. I’m going to miss dropping off some treats and pickerel that Rob would make. You my friend are going to be missed by so many people. You were so full of spunk and loved making people happy. We love you and my heart broke the day you passed. Rest In Peace my beautiful friend. 💕💕💕 - Posted by: Deb Tycholiz (Friend ) on: Oct 24, 2020

• Farewell my friend. RIP. Was a pleasure volunteering with you. - Posted by: Vi Cherny (Friend) on: Oct 24, 2020

• I had the pleasure of meeting Evelyn through her friend Martha Tycholiz (my brother in laws mom). She was always ready to lend an ear, if you wanted to talk. She made the last few months easier to get through after the passing of my husband in Dec. She made a point of calling and asking "how's my Kim doing". Evelyn and I had plans to go to skinners in Lockport for a hotdog/hamburger, but due to the Covid we kept putting it off The last time I spoke to her, she had said "I guess we will have that Lockport drive next year". I will miss your calls, your talks, your just being there to talk to. Hearing the stories of your grandbabies and how much you loved them. Talking about how proud you were of your son and daugher in law. I will miss you my dear friend. <3 - Posted by: Kim Crosby (friend) on: Oct 24, 2020

• I have known Evelyn or “Mrs Z” (as she liked to be called by the girls) my entire life! When we reconnected at St Joseph’s she introduced me to everyone as “her baby” because she knew me from the day I was born. We always laughed, but the love she had was always there! Walking into church I always looked for her in “her pew” and was greeted with the biggest smile and hug. She embraced our family and always made sure the girls were fine. She was a light to many, especially “her St Joe’s kids” and we were Blessed to have her in our lives. I will miss our chats, but I know you are hugging Jimmy now and will always be watching over your St Joe’s families. Love you Evelyn. - Posted by: Carol, Wally, Samantha and Stacy Sawchuk (Family friend) on: Oct 24, 2020

• Evelyn always greeted you with a smile and was genuinely concerned about you and your life. Yes Evelyn filled many roles in her life, but she lived and loved life at St. Joseph's Ukrainian Catholic Church. She would always greet you with a smile and a hug, like so many make you truly comfortable and welcome. She's with the Love of her life, and will no doubt get involved in heaven doing God's work, just like she did with us. B Vichnaya Pamyat ! - Posted by: Stephen Sumka (Friend) on: Oct 24, 2020