Centennial birthday celebrated at Lamont Nursing Home
Olga Koroluk turned 100 years old on July 11, celebrating with a special cake at the Lamont Nursing Hone.
“She and her husband were business people in Edmonton for many years,” said nephew, Ed Koroluk. She is also the aunt of Lamont councillor Perry Koroluk.
Over the years, he said, they had managed businesses from a feed mill, to a hotel in Lloydminster to the Pocahontas cabins in Jasper.
When Ed went into the hardware business they partnered up until he retired at age 67.
“Olga was his right hand woman, even though she was a homemaker,” he said. “And somewhere along the line they inherited me.”
The couple never had any children.
In the 1980s Olga’s uncle was hospitalized in Lamont, and she came to live at the Morley Young Centre in town to be with him.
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When the uncle passed away, Olga remained at the Morley Young Centre for about 10 years prior to moving to the Lamont Nursing Home.
She has been a member of the St. Basil’s ladies club in Edmonton and was very active.
“She was involved in some church events as well,” said her nephew.
Ed added Olga was an active gardener when his uncle owned a farm near Lamont.
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