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In Memory of
Oksana
Bryn
Bryn
1924 - 2015
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Obituary for Oksana Bryn
OKSANA BRYN, born March 9, 1924 in Ukraine, came with her family to the U.S.A. in 1949 and became a U.S. citizen in 1955. A faculty member of MacPhail Center for Music for over four decades, Oksana became Emerita in 2014 and continued teaching to the end of her life. A scholarship in her name was established at MacPhail, and the institution honored her further with the dedication of Studio 212 in her name. For all of her adult life she was also very active in the cultural life of her Ukrainian community.
She is dearly missed by family: son Andrew (wife Myroslava), son Alexander (wife Oksana), son Mark (wife Gail Nygren), son Ivas (John), daughter Halyna, daughter Nadia Nowytski (husband Sviatoslav), grand-daughters: Vitalia Pundyk (husband Roman), Olenka Cooley (husband George), Natalie Nowytski, Katrina and Natalie Bryn, Maya Bryn-Nygren; grandson Yaroslav Bryn; great-grandsons Andrew and Michael, and nephew and niece in Ukraine.
Visitation at KOZLAK-RADULOVICH CHAPEL (1918 University Ave. NE) Friday, April 17th from 5-8 PM with Vigil Prayers (Panachyda) at 7 PM. Funeral service at ST. KATHERINE UKRAINIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH (1600 Hwy. 96 W.) Saturday, April 18th at 10 AM with visitation one hour prior. Interment Sunset Cemetery, followed by a celebration of her life at St. Katherine's Church.
In lieu of flowers contributions may be offered to the Oksana Bryn Voice Scholarship at MacPhail Center for Music or to the Choir Director Scholarship at St. Katherine Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Arden Hills, Minnesota.
She is dearly missed by family: son Andrew (wife Myroslava), son Alexander (wife Oksana), son Mark (wife Gail Nygren), son Ivas (John), daughter Halyna, daughter Nadia Nowytski (husband Sviatoslav), grand-daughters: Vitalia Pundyk (husband Roman), Olenka Cooley (husband George), Natalie Nowytski, Katrina and Natalie Bryn, Maya Bryn-Nygren; grandson Yaroslav Bryn; great-grandsons Andrew and Michael, and nephew and niece in Ukraine.
Visitation at KOZLAK-RADULOVICH CHAPEL (1918 University Ave. NE) Friday, April 17th from 5-8 PM with Vigil Prayers (Panachyda) at 7 PM. Funeral service at ST. KATHERINE UKRAINIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH (1600 Hwy. 96 W.) Saturday, April 18th at 10 AM with visitation one hour prior. Interment Sunset Cemetery, followed by a celebration of her life at St. Katherine's Church.
In lieu of flowers contributions may be offered to the Oksana Bryn Voice Scholarship at MacPhail Center for Music or to the Choir Director Scholarship at St. Katherine Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Arden Hills, Minnesota.
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