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Memorials may be directed to HOSPICE OF ROCHESTER/GRHC, 70 Metro Park, Rochester, NY 14623-9917 or St. Friends are invited to meet the family MONDAY 9:30 AM at ST. HARRIS FUNERAL HOME INC., 570 Kings Highway South (corner of Titus Avenue). His family will receive friends SUNDAY 5-8 pm at PAUL W. John Kopacki (Henrietta Town Justice) (Linda) Lucy (Richard) Norment, Barbara (Philip) Germano 7 grandchildren, Kara, Peter, John, Brian, Ashlie, Jessica and Maria 3 great-grandchildren, Neeno, Abigail, Carter several nieces & nephews. Memorials may be directed to Charity of Choice. HARRIS FUNERAL HOME, INC., 570 Kings Highway South (corner of Titus Avenue), where his funeral service will be held on WEDNESDAY 10:00 am. His family will receive friends TUESDAY 4-7 pm at PAUL W. To their credit, they successfully raised their family with the ethics of hard work in the land of freedom. Finally settling into 15-year + careers, with Harry at Xerox and Maria with the Pittsford Central School District.

Harry sent for Maria and together they married and worked hard in the local service economy for small companies. Lonely, Harry sought a wife from Europe and soon found his future bride, Maria, via friends. Living in Rochester, he worked hard to learn English and achieved his goal of citizenship in a very short period of time. Originally living in rural Europe, Harry had only a small amount of education. Arriving in New York City, he was befriended by the local Ukrainian association and was given transportation and an address of a sponsor family in Rochester, NY. He made the right decision and chose to start a new life in the USA. As a 'DP' (Displaced Person), Harry was offered a choice of returning to Ukraine or to start a new life in the USA, Brazil, or Australia. He was forced to work in a German labor camp as a woodcutter until given his freedom by the Allies. At the start of WWII, Harry fled to the west from the communists in his homeland and was captured by the German Army. Harry was born in the Rochester sister city of Poltava, Ukraine, on June 3, 1920. He is survived by his two children, Alex (Valerie) Hrabko, Annette Montstream grandchildren, Andrew, Robyn & Amber Hrabko, Christie & Lyndsey Montstream. Predeceased by his wife Maria, in 1988, his brother Havrillo and sister Annastasia in Ukraine. Peacefully, after a long illness with Alzheimer's Disease. Hrabko, Harry: Wednesday, July 14, 2004, at age 84. Funeral Mass Tuesday 11:15 at the church of the Assumption, Fairport. Keenan Funeral Home, village location, 41 South Main Street, Fairport. Survived by wife, Patricia 'Ethel' children, Jill (Philip) LaClair, Jeffrey, James, Judy, Ludwig grandchildren, Christopher, Jeremy, Jessica, Kelly, Kevin nieces and nephews.Ĭalling hours Monday 2-4 7-9 at the Richard H. Rochester, New York Area Obituary Search Engine Search thru offsite Finger Lakes obit and death notice index: First Name: Search thru offsite New York obituaries: First Name: Confirm death dates with the Social Security Death Index)

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