Anna Hudyma

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Anna T. Hudyma, nee Wykry, 100, of Belleville, IL, born May 4, 1919, in St. Louis, MO, died Tuesday, March 31, 2020, at Dammert Geriatric Center, Belleville, IL.

She was preceded in death by her first husband, Joseph Godnish; her second husband, Peter Hudyma; her parents, Joseph and Mary, nee Evanicke, Wykry; a brother, Frank Wykry; a sister, Justine Reed; and a niece, Elizabeth Greaves.

Surviving are her nephews and niece, Paul (Donna) Goldak,
Michele (Patrick) Condon, John (Toni) Goldak,
and Frank Wykry;
great-nieces and great-nephews, Susan, Sarah, Bryan,
Caitlin, Johnny, and Michael;
and great-great-nephews, Lucas, Alex, Benjamin,
Miles, and Thomas.

The family would like to thank the wonderful staff at the Dammert Center for their loving care and concern for Anna.

Memorials may be made to Dammert Geriatric Center. Condolences may be expressed to the family online at www.rennerfh.com.

Funeral: Private family services will be held.

Burial will be at Resurrection Cemetery, St. Louis, MO.

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3 Comments on Anna Hudyma

Frank Wykry said : Guest Report May 04, 2020 at 3:05 PM

Just heard of my wonderful Aunt Anne passing away. I remember going to her and Pete's house to visit Grammie and Grandpa and all the Hudyma's, Wykry's, Godnish's and Goldak's. What fun we all had. I loved listening to the old polka records, eating perogies(pedaha as I called it) and kielbasa. Although at the time I didn't want them, I truly miss those big wet kisses from my Grammie. What fun and wonderful memories those are.

  • St. Peters
  • MO
Nancy Ryan Macklin said : Guest Report Apr 10, 2020 at 11:32 AM

To Anna's Family, As a longtime friend of the Hudyma family--since the mid- 1940s--I first met Anna when she and Pete married. Visiting them and Grandma and Grandpa Wykry at their home in Fairview was always fun. Drop- ins were welcome at anytime--no advance phone call needed. If I arrived during one of their soap operas, I joined the 4 of them and held off conversation until the show was over. They welcomed me when Grandpa Wykry was in his last days. After both of Anna's parents were gone and Pete and Anna moved to the Apartment Community, I visited them. Finally, until a few years ago, I visited Anna when I could catch her in her apartment. She often was in another part of the building keeping busy. She always made visitors feel welcome. I celebrate her life. I met a few of her relatives through the years and want you to know she is missed. I am thinking of her particularly during this Easter week, when she would greet visitors at the door with a bite of egg and a Ukrainian prayer. RIP, Anna. From Nancy Ryan Macklin

  • Belleville
  • IL
Bro Tom Ruhmann OMI said : Guest Report Apr 05, 2020 at 11:33 AM

I first met Ann back in 2004 when she volunteered at the Shrine. She was a fun lady to be around. Since then I'd visit her on Saturday mornings while visiting the Oblates in Dammert.. she was usually crocheting a baby blanket or a lap quilt for someone. I will truly miss her . In another time I would definitely be at her funeral. Keeping the family in my Prayers.

  • Belleville
  • IL

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