Edward Rudakewich of Ambridge, passed on Tue June 23,2015 Born Sept 7, 1925 in Ambridge
Preceded in death by his parents Dimetro and Mary Kutchinsky Rudakewich Guziak, and brother John Rudakewich and Aunt Anna Kutchinsky.
Beloved husband of 60 years to Helen Vawerchak Rudakewich. Father of Barbara (Dennis) McLaughlin of Las Vegas NEV, Elaine (Anthony ) Stagg of Mission Viejo Calf and Richard Rudakewich of Ambridge PA. Also nieces and nephews.
Friends received 10 AM till 12:30 PM Monday at the
Kasper-Hahn Funeral & Cremation Services,Inc. 547 8th Street Ambridge
724-266-2549. Prayer service at Funeral home 12:30 PM.
Funeral liturgy Monday 1 PM at Sts. Peter & Paul Church. Burial in Sts Peter & Paul
Cemetery.
Edward worked for Bolingers as a machinist and a structural design Draftsman for American Bridge Co for 37 years and Drafting corp of America in Ambridge. He was a member of Sts. Peter & Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church, UNA Lodge 161 Ambridge, Church Usher and active in building of Cemetery Chapel.
Edward was a WWII Navy veteran who loved the out doors hunting, fishing, gardening.
Enjoyed photography and could fix anything.
Preceded in death by his parents Dimetro and Mary Kutchinsky Rudakewich Guziak, and brother John Rudakewich and Aunt Anna Kutchinsky.
Beloved husband of 60 years to Helen Vawerchak Rudakewich. Father of Barbara (Dennis) McLaughlin of Las Vegas NEV, Elaine (Anthony ) Stagg of Mission Viejo Calf and Richard Rudakewich of Ambridge PA. Also nieces and nephews.
Friends received 10 AM till 12:30 PM Monday at the
Kasper-Hahn Funeral & Cremation Services,Inc. 547 8th Street Ambridge
724-266-2549. Prayer service at Funeral home 12:30 PM.
Funeral liturgy Monday 1 PM at Sts. Peter & Paul Church. Burial in Sts Peter & Paul
Cemetery.
Edward worked for Bolingers as a machinist and a structural design Draftsman for American Bridge Co for 37 years and Drafting corp of America in Ambridge. He was a member of Sts. Peter & Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church, UNA Lodge 161 Ambridge, Church Usher and active in building of Cemetery Chapel.
Edward was a WWII Navy veteran who loved the out doors hunting, fishing, gardening.
Enjoyed photography and could fix anything.
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