Funeral Prayer's for Doris will be held on Sunday, June 16, 2013 at 7:30 p.m Sheho Ukrainian Catholic Church Funeral Mass on Monday, June 17, 2013 at 10:00 am Sheho Ukrainian Catholic Church Interment to follow in the Sheho Ukrainian Catholic Cemetery Those wishing to make memorial donation's in Doris' memory may do so to the Diabetes Association or a charity of one's choice. Those wishing to leave online condolences or to sign the guest book may do so via this website. Doris (Onufreychuk)?Zastrizny entered into Eternal Rest on Thursday, June 13th, 2013 at Yorkton Regional Health Centre atthe age of 94 years and 3 days. Doris was born on the family farm south of Sheho on June 10, 1919 to Alex and Annie (Hnatuik)?Onufreychuk. Doris was the 2nd oldest of eight children. She attended Deer Creek School until 14 years (Grade 8) when she was forced to quit to help her Mother and siblings on the family farm. Later Doris worked for surrounding neighbours in the area. Never did Doris sit idle. She was a very hard-working, loving person who constantly gave all she could to help everyone. Doris met her husband Leon of Jedburgh and they were married on October 16th, 1940 at St. Marys Catholic Church in Yorkton. They purchased land south of Sheho where they resided until 1983 when they moved into their house on Railway Ave in Sheho. While on the farm they raised cattle, pigs, chickens, turkeys and many other exotic birds. Doris milked cows for many years and shipped cream to supplement the family income. Doris always grew a bountiful garden and was constantly sharing her bounty with everyone. On the farm and in town beautiful flowers adorned her garden always. Doris passed her spare time cross-stitching, crocheting, knitting, writing Easter Eggs and constantly upkeeping a spotless house and yard. Also you could find her out mushroom picking as the seasons came and went. She was an extremely dedicated wife, mother, daughter, sister, Grandmother and Great Grandmother. She was known as BABA?ZEE to everyone from the time her grandchildren were able to talk. Doris and Leon were blessed with four children, Myrtle of Edmonton; Ed (Phyllis) of Sheho and their children Treasa (Jay Law), Amanda, Emma and Carson of Saskatoon, Tabetha (Dale Ryszak) of Theodore, Dekia and Jagger, Tara (Derrick Klebeck) of Saskatoon, Ara and Eastyn and Tyson (Carrisa) of Saskatoon; Orest (Judy) of Sheho and their children Darcy of Theodore, Darscilla (Darren Soannes), Rayne and Ryme of Springside and Darren (Wendy) of Theodore; Wayne (Donna) of Theodore and their children Cory (Jocelyne), Kadi, Marie and Samuel of Davidson, Crystal and her children Devin and Dawson of Yorkton and Candace and her son Dalton of Yorkton. Doris took great pride in Ukrainian Tradition and every Christmas her house was full of family and friends enjoying the meal and awaiting Carollers. Easter was spent in the Tradition of the Blessed Food and again everyone joined her at the house. Her meals were the Best , even to the end the great grandchildren said that nobody could cook like Baba Zee. Doris Ukrainian dills and headcheese were the best ever. Doris was predeceased by her husband Leon in 1990, her parents, all her siblings and many other family members.