Good Day to Nadia's family.
You have never heard of me but I knew beautiful Nadia when she was at Carleton. We all lived in the same house on Hawtorne Ave. She was gentle, beautiful and caring, and I had an innocent 'crush' on her ! She loved to feed the boys her Ukrainian food sometimes. She has a smile in her eyes of love for all of us..about 6 boys and 6 girls in two adjacent houses. I think I have a photo of her's with all of us, when Jeff got married. Would you like a copy? bokhari46@hotmail.com.
I am retired too, funny in 2013 from Global Affairs Canada.
I usually have 3 students , some International, live at my house..Student off-campus type.
I would love to have any Ukranian students or a refugee mother and child , if possible. I have a nice house and am myself a single father of 3 girls who have left home. There is plenty of space. U did a Master's in Engineering while Nadia studied her stuff. 
My phone number is 613 226 6585.  Safdar Bokhari.
With condolences and love to the family.

I was shocked and saddened when I heard of Nadia's sudden passing.  We met in Regina at Marian High school.  I considered Nadia one of my best friends growing up and we kept in touch throughout the years.  I remember her as being funny, and smart and we could always pick up where we left off so easily.  The last time I saw her was when we had visit in Palm Springs.  It was such a pleasure to finally meet George and reunite with her Mom, Elizabeth. That will be a treasured memory. I will miss her.  My deepest sympathies to her boys, husband and family.  
Sylvia Lambert (Wasylenko) 

I was shocked and very sorry to learn of Nadia's passing,  having spoken with her as recently as a couple of months ago. Over the years we periodically talked on the phone or ran into each other a conferences, but I especially remember meeting her in Regina when she was putting her father's papers and books in order. I will certainly miss being able to chat with her about matters related to Ukrainian Canadian history, a passion that we shared,  but I will also miss her cheerful and upbeat personality. May her memory be eternal, i хай з Богом спочиває...

Jars Balan

My sympathy to the Dzioba family. I am so very sorry for your loss. 
Nadia was a great friend.  I always admired her dedication to so many causes.
 I am certain that she is at peace and with God. 
Teresa Parent and Family.


To Nadia's Family,

I am so very sorry for your loss.  Nadia holds a special place in my heart.  I worked for her years ago, at Industry Canada.  She was a wonderful boss and mentor, strong, caring, brave and encouraging .  She helped me so much, as I was just starting my career, always taking the time to guide me on my way. She was also always a lot of fun, and had such an enthusiasm for life.  We shared many great conversations over many fine lunches.  Another thing that really stood out about Nadia, was how much she cherished all of you, her dear family.  She always spoke of you with such pride and love. I will always be grateful to have known her.    Please accept my sincerest condolences.  

Michelle B.

So sorry to hear of Nadia’s passing. 
We went to high school together and I lived down the street from her family. 
I always admired her academic achievements and dedication to family. 
Thinking of all of you at this sad time. 



I am so saddened to hear of Nadia’s passing. We were classmates at Marian High School in Regina. She will be remembered as kind, gentle and very smart. Loved to visit with her at our reunions and Regina dinners when she was visiting family. She will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with all of her family. 
Barb Barootes

May God give you peace at this very difficult time. Nadia was an amazing woman who will be greatly missed.  We’re very grateful for the time we spent together in Palm Springs. Such a loss! With love, the Tebbes. 

To George and Nadia's entire family, please accept my deepest condolences. I remember Nadia from both Carleton and from working at the Public Archives of Canada with her. She was a very bright, committed, and hard-working person, and was always pleasant to talk to. I always enjoyed seeing her both at work and on social occasions. I am sorry that I am unable to attend the visitation on Thursday, or I would offer my condolences in person. May she rest in peace, and that you and your family will have the strength to mourn in sorrow, but to remember her with love.  

Dear George, Roman and Adrian,
I am deeply saddened to hear of Nadia’s passing.  I am eternally grateful to have had the chance to be her neighbour, her colleague and her friend over the years. She will truly be missed.  My sincerest condolences to you all.
Cristina Bartlett 

When I moved to Bell St. Regina, for Gr. 8, Nadia noticed my last name (Kot) wondered about my heritage and walked home with me the first day of school. She was my 1st friend, and her kindness in connecting with me that day, has never been forgotten.
Aloha to a lovely lady, and yes, I remember Adrian stopped overnight in Kona many years ago. 
Ke Ola Nani, a beautiful life cut short too quickly.
Aloha, Nadia
In deepest sympathy 
Joan Kot Parker

Pani Nadia was one of those figures that was always in the background during my childhood. She was very active in the Ukrainian-Canadian community and encouraged people to be active as well. I'll never forget some of the times I spent with her sons, Roman and Adrian, as well as other children in the Ukrainian-Canadian community of Ottawa, at get togethers that likely wouldn't have happened without her tireless efforts and motivating spirit. It is with deepest condolences that I share your loss and tender love and gratitude that I remember her.

Vichnaya pamiat.


It's so very sad to no longer have Nadia with us in real life ! But she will always be with us in memory. 
I have known Nadia for many years. Nadia was a good friend - kind, thoughtful, helpful, generous. 
Nadia and I spent a wonderful month in Kyiv in 1995, at the State Historical Library of Ukraine and other national institutions,  as part of the Canadian government's Canada Ukraine Partners Program - Nadia from the National Archives, and I from the National Library.  And because of Nadia's knowledge and many connections, she was able to find us very interesting accommodation in a building commemorating Ukrainian literary figures.
For the Ottawa Ukrainian radio program that I produced, Nadia did much-appreciated great interviews and reports over the years.
And with my husband Keith, and with George, we shared many fun meals, recipes, and get-togethers.
Doroha Nadia  - We miss you !  Vichna Ii pamiat' !  Our deepest sympathy to family,
								 			 Irena Bell 

My kind, thoughtful, caring, smart and generous Aunt, you will be missed dearly. 

I will always remember your visits to Regina and spending time in Palm Springs together. I am so grateful that you and Uncle George made it down to Regina for Matthew and I’s wedding.  

Love, Hannah 

It is with great sadness that we recieved the information that Nadia had passed away.  She was a beautiful soul, with an immense amount of enthusiasum and  intellegence in everything she mastered.  
We fondly remember Nadia whom we first met during our university days in Regina, and continued with the friendship throughout the years, although we were not near by, and busy with our lives. 
At this devistating and difficult time of adjustment, please take some comfort in knowing we are thinking of you all.  

Donna and Murray Flotre 


My sincere condolences to Nadia’s family, her husband and sons, her mom and her sister and brother .
I met Nadia in 1969 at the University of Regina - Campion College - through a mutual friend Tamara Woroby.   For the next 4 years we shared lots of good times.
I am sad to hear of her sudden passing.    
Delaine (Nichols) Barber       

    It feels surreal and heartbreaking to learn of Nadia’s sudden passing.

    So much of our Regina childhood and youth, especially, was shared, with Nadia always showing her ‘can-do’ and creative spirit. She was the bedrock of our female singing group ‘Kedryna’ and a super Plastunka, inspiring so many young women at ‘tabory’ in Ontario and New York State.

      Later, she was a wonderful wife and Mother, and one of the best ‘hospodyni’. Her love of archival work was always with her - in both professional and personal endeavors. She absolutely made the best of her time on earth, and has touched many with her gentle and unpretentious personality. 

       Yurko, Roman and Adrian- so many are grateful and lucky to have had her in our lives. Vichnaya Pamyat! 

With love and deepest sympathy, Tamara


We are shocked and deeply saddened by the sudden passing of Nadia, a dear friend with a golden heart.  An active volunteer in many organizations, she had an abiding, deep desire to help others in any way she could.  A super “hospodynia” in the Ukrainian tradition, she was an all-round great organizer, capable, strong, selfless, and uncomplaining.  We will miss conversations with her about everything that matters: family, friends, culture, Ukraine, music, ideas.  

Vichna ii pamiat'!!!!
Irena Makaryk and Yaroslaw Zajac



So sorry to hear of Nadia`s passing, much too soon. In your grief, please remember Nadia`s very full, kind and successful life. 
I remember fondly our families visiting and playing together in the early Ottawa days before the Kazymyra family move to Regina.

Вічна'я Пам'ять.
Наталка Мигаль, Торонто

I am so very sorry to hear of Nadia's untimely death. My sincere condolences to all of you. May she rest in peace.

Will always have lots of fond memories from our trips to Palm Springs, Regina, Ottawa and the Yukon (for better or worse!). You will be greatly missed by us all Teta Nadia!  

Lots of Love,

Stephen Allan 

Дорогі Юрі, Романе і Адріяне!

Складаємо Вам найщиріше співчуття. Хай Надя з Богом спочиває! Вічна її пам‘ять!

Богдан і Софія Савка

Dear George,

It was with great sadness that I learned about Nadia and your family's loss. I always remember my time with the Ottawa Crown's office and you and the other Crowns I worked with with great respect and fondness. Our get togethers provided time to get to know one another's partners, and it was always a pleasure to be in Nadia's company. I will never forget the recipe she gave me for that delicious rum soaked fruit cake, no doubt Ukrainian, that I have made many times and thought of her.  It is wonderful you have your boys to help you through this difficult time. I hope we have another "old Crown" reunion or another occasion to meet once again. 

Thinking of you with deep sympathy, Donna Hackett

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Nadia Kazymyra-Dzioba

1 mayo, 1951 – 5 julio, 2023

McEvoy-Shields Funeral Home & Chapel

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