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More than three decades ago, Marjorie Bodnarchuk began looking for ways to teach her two daughters about their Ukrainian heritage.
On Sunday, she was recognized for her work promoting Ukrainian culture.
It was a long journey for Bodnarchuk, who never expected to be in this position.
“I felt that I really am not one of the outstanding people in this community who should have received an award,” she said. “There’s many many others.”
Nevertheless, Bodnarchuk said she was honoured to be a recipient.
The long-time Prince Albert resident was one of six Community Recognition Award recipients at the Ukrainian Canadian Congress (UCC) Saskatchewan Provincial Council’s Nation Builders and Community Recognition Awards luncheon in Prince Albert on Nov. 5.
For the rest of this story, please see the Nov. 10 online or print edition of the Daily Herald.