The Honourable John Yaremko

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I deeply regret your loss. Please accept my condolence. Yurii Medentsii Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Program 2010 Intern to office of James Bezan, MP, Selkirk-Interlake - Manitoba

Dear Yaremko Family. Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of a dear friend of Ukraine's university students. I wish God help you to stand this hard period. I see many people know John well and say lots of warm and kind words about him. The main thing that John was a good person so now I believe he passed to a better world. Nadia, CUPP 2010 intern

Dear Yaremko Family, Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of a dear friend of Ukraine's university students. Honourable John Yaremko is a very good example of sincere work for the establishment and development of Ukrainian national conscious and educated youth. His achievements will always remain in our hearts. May he rest in peace. Volodymyr Venher Kyiv- Mohyla University Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Program 2010

Dear Yaremko family, I would like to convey my sincere condolences with respect to the passing of pan John Yaremko, a true friend of Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary program that helps ensure Ukraine`s bright future by enabling the most capable students learn from Canada`s democratic political system. Pan John Yaremko contributed a lot to the Ukrainian cause supporting us, young individuals, in the pursuit for ‘westernizing’ our post-communist homeland, for which we feel very much honored. May his soul rest in peace. Evhenia Viatchaninova University of Kyiv Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Program 2010 coordinator

Dear Yaremko Family, Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of a dear friend of Ukraine's university students. Honourable John Yaremko was the example of generosity of spirit and concern, for which we are grateful. May he rest in peace. Olya Kroytor Yaroslav the Wise National Law Academy of Ukraine Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Program 2007, 2008

Dear Yaremko Family, Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of a dear friend of Ukraine's university students. May he rest in peace. Kateryna Lysenko Sevastopol National Technical University Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Program 2010

Dear Yaremko Family, I have never met Mr. John. I am having my internship only this year. But I am a recipient of his scholarship, and I will not be able to say him even "Thank you!". I am very disappointed. He has left a great heritage we are grateful for, his work is priceless. I will do my best in Canada in his name. I am proud of being your recipient this year. Thank you very much! Please accept my sincere condolences. May he rest in peace. Liliia Ibadova Yaroslav the Wise National Law Academy of Ukraine Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Program 2010 John & Myroslava Yaremko Scholarship recipient 2010

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Dear Yaremko Family: Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of Honourable John Yaremko. He was a great man both Ukraine and Canada can be proud of. His life pathway can be a good example to follow for the young generation,and the good things he accomplished will never be forgotten.

Dear Yaremko Family, I am truly sorry for your loss. Honourable John Yaremko's work and his support during whole life helped many people. Honourable John Yaremko's input in preserving Ukrainian heritage in Canada along with the efforts of many others has helped to keep it alive, develop and become more opened to the public. May he rest in peace. Yaryna Kobel, University of Lviv, Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Program 2008, John and Myroslava Yaremko Scholarship recipient 2008

Dear Yaremko Family, Please accept my deepest condolences on the passing of the Hon. John Yaremko, a dear friend of Ukrainian youth. We are very grateful for his contribution to the Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Program and its community. He will always be remembered by many young Ukrainians. May he rest in peace. Vichnaia Pamyat. Olha Sorokivska Lviv Polytechnic National University Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Program 2010

Dear Yaremko Family, Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of Honourable John Yaremko, a dear friend of Ukraine's university students. We are grateful for his gifts of generosity, which allowed us to pursue our dreams and aspirations. May he rest in peace. Antonina Tereshchenko Luhansk Taras Shevchenko National University Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Program 1998

Dear Yaremko Family, Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of Honourable John Yaremko. It is with great sorrow we learnt about it. Honourable John Yaremko generos gifts influenced not only individual lifes of students, but also made a change in large communities, for which we always be grateful. I wish I had words that could make your pain less. But at least you know my thoughts and prayers are with your family as you grieve. CUPP community will always remember Honourable John Yaremko’s contribution. Antin Kushnir. Lviv National Medical University. Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Program 2003

Dear Yaremko Family Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of a dear friend of Ukraine's university students. Honourable John Yaremko epitomized the gifts of generosity of spirit and concern for mankind, for which we are grateful. May he rest in peace. Fevzi Amzaiev London School of Economics Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Programe 2007

Dear Yaremko Family, Please accept most sincere condolences on passing of a dear friend and great supporter of Ukrainian youth. His memory is with all, whom his life touched and with all, who got to know him even briefly. His contribution will continue living in many hearts of young Ukrainians all over the world. May he rest in peace. Maksym Klyuchar Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Program 2006 Taurida National University University of Texas at Brownsville

On behalf of the Embassy of Ukraine in Canada please accept our sincere condolences upon the loss of Mr. John Yaremko, Former Cabinet Minister, the longest serving member of the Ontario legislature and the first recipient in 2009 of the Paul Yuzyk Award for Multiculturalism. We feel profound grief together with his friends and family. John Yaremko was an outstanding Ukrainian Canadian. He exemplified the fact that by hard work, perseverance and dedication, every Canadian, regardless of ethnicity, could reach the highest levels of civic and professional life. Ukrainian people here in Canada and in the world have lost a great leader whose love of his heritage can serve as examples to all of them. We would like to extend our deepest sympathies to the family of John Yaremko. May the memory of John Yaremko in our hearts forever.

Mr. Yaremko was one of the great humanitarians in our time. In addition to being a talented lawyer and politician, he will always be remembered by our family as a very charming and gentle, sensitive man. John and Mary were great friends of my parents, Dr. Peter and Doris Smylski, sharing many happy occassions together, including my brother Tom, beings one of John's first godsons, 66 years ago. With sincere condolences to the family in your difficult loss.

My condolences to the famiy and especially to Rosalie with whom I taught for a few years at Lloyd George school in Hamilton. I have cherished my birth cetificate signed by John while he was Registrar General. Comfort today as you lay your dear brother away. Betty Newbatt

Dear Hon. John Yaremko Family, Please accept my most sincere condolences and deepest sympathies on the loss of a prominent public figure and devoted son of the Ukrainian Canadian community. Although I did not have the opportunity to meet the Honorable John Yaremko personally, I wish to express my gratitude for his contributions and support of the Canada Ukraine Parliamentary Program, the effective tool for democratic transformation of the Ukrainian society. May his soul rest in peace. CUPP Alumni mourn with you. Maryan Kushnir, University of Lviv School of Law, CUPP-2000 (Fall).

Dear Yaremko Family, Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of Honourable John Yaremko. It is with great sorrow that we, former Ukrainian students, learnt about it. Honourable John Yaremko generos gifts influenced not only individual lifes of students, but also made a change in large communities, for which we always be grateful. May he rest in peace. Vichna pamjat'. God bless your family during this time and always, Yuri Kushnir Lviv National University Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Program 1998 and 2005

Dear Yaremko Family, Please accept my most sincere condolences on the passing of a person of the kind Ukraine has always been in need of, and in no small measure today. Honourable John Yaremko provided his generous help and encouragement for many, and an example to follow for much more. I would feel a sence of great accomplishment as a citizen and a community member would I have done a tenth of what Mr. Yaremko did over hil lifetime. Vichnaya pamyat, nechaj zemlia yomu bude puchom/May he rest in peace. Anton Horshkov, Lviv/Bratislava Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Program 2000, and a grateful recipient of John & Myroslava Scholarship recipient 2000

Please accept my deepest condolences on the passing of a wonderful and generous man who was always proud of his heritage, but, took great interest in a broad number of causes and organizations. I am proud to have known of him and met him on occasions at the University of Toronto functions as well as our church events. May he rest in peace.

It is with especial sadness that I have learned of the passing of the Hon. John Yaremko. Although I only met him a few times though ARIAS the Canadian Opera Volunteer Committee, it was clear that he was a person of extraordinary accomplishments, and truly deserving of the Honourable title. I wish to express my sincere condolences, and add that many can be and are grateful to have a man like the Hon. John Yaremko pass our way in this life. May God rest his soul.

Dear Members of the Yaremko Family, I wish to express my deepest condolences on the loss of your brother and uncle John. As you struggle with the profound sense of loss you are experiencing, it is my sincere hope that the thoughts and prayers of family, friends, members of the Ukrainian Canadian community, members of other ethnocultural communities, and the broader Canadian community will comfort you during this time of grieving and sorrow. The passing of John represents a major loss for the Province of Ontario, Canada and especially for Ukrainian Canadians. John dedicated twenty-five years of his life to public service in Ontario. Everyone has tremendous respect for what he accomplished as a parliamentarian and Minister of the Crown in Ontario. However, his active public service continued for decades after he retired from elected office. Together with his late wife Mary Yaremko, the Yaremko’s have envisioned and funded legacy projects in a string of institutions of higher learning in Canada and Ukraine. On a personal note, my first recollections of John were when I was a young boy of 6 or 7. I remember well John’s annual visits to my grandmother in the apartment above our bakery. Every Easter, John would arrive with a bouquet of Easter Lilies for my grandmother. He never forgot the first time that he came to meet with my grandmother during his very first campaign. During that first visit my grandmother allowed him to put up his campaign signs across the bakery fence fronting on Queen Street. As he was the first Ukrainian Canadian to run for the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, she of course said yes. In the following days, a group of hooligans knocked down the fence along with the Yaremko signs. John came to my grandmother to apologize and offering to fix the fence. She refused and told him to leave the fence lying on the ground for the duration of the campaign. It was the election in which for the first time a Ukrainian Canadian, a “DP”, was elected to public office in Ontario I will also remember fondly the innumerable encouragements from John as I embarked on my pursuit of public office. Just a couple of months ago he astutely noted to me that I carried an additional political burden in that I respected my heritage. I am convinced that just as Mr. Yaremko played a role in our family’s political integration in Canada, there are innumerable other families with similar memories. His good acts will continue through the many Yaremko education initiatives. Our hearts go out to his surviving family, Вічна Йому Пам'ять Borys Wrzesnewskyj, M.P. Etobicoke Centre

Dear Yaremko Family, Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of a great Canadian Ukrainian whose dedicated public service and involvement in community projects were duly appreciated by his contemporaries and will be remembered for the generations to come. Honourable John Yaremko was a bright example of how relentless work of one person may benefit the lives of thousands. Well-known philanthropist and passionate promoter of social justice, he will as well be remembered by hundreds of Ukrainian university students for his long-standing support of Canada Ukraine Parliamentary Program as it was also thanks to his support that the students managed to visit Canada and observe the operation of democratic institutions of the country, some of them being privileged to meet Honourable John Yaremko personally. Vichnaya pamiat!

Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of John Yaremko. May he rest in peace. Iryna Krutenko Bohdan Khmelnytsky National University at Cherkasy Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Program 2010

Dear Yaremko Family, I would like to express my sincere condolences on the passing of Honourable John Yaremko. Although I did not know him, I know that he was a sincere friend of Ukraine's university students and respected member in the community and his own profession. May he rest in peace. Ivan Matveichenko. Sevastopol National Technical University. Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Program 2010

Our deepest sympathies. May he rest in peace. The Victor and Olya Sheweli and family

Dear Yaremko Family, Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of a dear friend of Ukraine's university students. Honourable John Yaremko epitomized the gifts of generosity of spirit and concern for mankind, for which we are grateful. Eternal memory Vasyl Khomiak Shevchenko University of Kyiv Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Program 2010

Dear Yaremko Family, Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of a dear friend of Ukraine's university students. Honourable John Yaremko epitomized the gifts of generosity of spirit and concern for mankind, for which we are grateful. May he rest in peace. Anton Krasun University of Oxford Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Program 2010

Dear Yaremko Family, Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of a dear friend of Ukraine's university students. Honourable John Yaremko epitomized the gifts of generosity of spirit and concern for mankind, for which we are grateful. May he rest in peace. Serhiy Opanasenko Rochester Institute of Technology CUPP 2008

My late Parants were friends of John and his wife. His late wife was also my brothers god mother. We will miss you John your contributions to Ontario and Ukrinian Commuunity speak fro them selfs. May you rest in peace. Gerald Kocha Walter Kocha

Dear Yaremko Family, Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of a dear friend of Ukraine's university students and CUPP program. Honourable John Yaremko epitomized the gifts of generosity of spirit and concern for mankind, for which we are grateful. May he rest in peace. Inna Volkova Taras Shevchenko National Pedagogical University of Luhansk, Ukraine Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Program 2005

Dear Yaremko Family, Please accept my sincerest condolences on the passing of a dear friend of Ukraine's university students. Honourable John Yaremko epitomized the gifts of generosity of spirit and concern for mankind, for which we are grateful. Mr. Yaremko was a great individual who made significant contribution into the development of education and civil society in Ukraine as well as promoted justice in Canada. May he rest in peace. Oleksandr Pankiv Boston University Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Program 2008&2010

Gerald A. Kocha

The Hon. John Yaremko was a truly great Canadian, renowned for his intellect, integrity, sense of social justice, and generosity. The John Yaremko Chair in Ukrainian Studies at the University of Toronto will be inaugurated this fall at his Alma Mater. The Chair will keep alive in perpetuity Mr Yaremko's legacy of leadership in the Ukrainian-Canadian community. That legacy, moreover, will endure in many other institutions that he touched, and in the memories of many who were inspired by his lifetime of public service and good works. On behalf of the University of Toronto, I send our condolences to Mr Yaremko's family. Sincerely David Naylor, President, The University of Toronto

IT is with great saddness to hear of Mr. John Yaremko's passing. I have known him since childhood and have always had a tremendous respect for him. He truly was a wonderful role model in not only the Ukrainian Community but for all Canadians, as a politician, community contributer and friend. He is now home with the love of his life, his late wife Myroslava and may they both rest in peace together. Vichnaya Pamyat!