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Family Photos
 Paternal Family: Great Grandfather Ivan (God is Gracious) seated in the middle |  In Vienna, Austria: Maternal Grandmother Efrosyna (Mirth) named after one of the Three Graces with Uncle Bohdan (God's Gift) on the left and Dzvinka's Mother, Irena Sofia, on the right. |  Dzvinka's grandparents, Eugenia and Stepan |
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 Paternal Grandfather Stefan (Crown) |  In Kosiv, Ukraine: Paternal Grandmother Evhenia (Noble) (teacher-principal) |  Stryj, Ukraine: Maternal Grandfather Teodor (Gift of God) |
 Stryj, Ukraine: Dzvinka's Mother, Irena Sofia (named after the Greek goddesses of peace and wisdom), during her student years |  Stryj, Ukraine: Mother during her student years |  Stryj, Ukraine: Mother during her student years |
 Stryj, Ukraine: Mother |  Dzvinka's mother, Irina |  Stryj, Ukraine: Mother |
 In Kosiv, Ukraine: (left) Mother, Irena Sofia and (right) Aunt Jaroslava (Radiant Glory) |  In Rohatyn, Ukraine, father, Yuriy |  In Stryj, Ukraine (left) sister Chrystyna (Anointed) and (right) Dzvinka (Clear, Bell) |
 Kosiv, Ukraine: Chrysytna, Dzvinka, Mother |  Dzvinka's beloved Rothenburg ob der Tauber (street that she lived on) |  Christmas performance by Displaced Ukrainians in Rothenburg ob der Tauber. Mother (one of the teachers) second from the right-back row; Dzvinka in the middle of the second row. (Place cursor over photo to see closeup of Dzvinka and her mother.) |
 Rothenburg of der Tauber, March of 1947: Dzvinka, Mother, Chrystyna |  In Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany (L) Dzvinka (R) sister Chrystyna |  In Chicago, with Yurko (Tiller of the Soil) |
 Two sisters. |  In Michigan, from left to right: (seated) Taras, Natalia; (standing) Tanas, Dzvinka, Yurko |  In Michigan, Natalia (Birth of Christ) |
 Modeling in Hart Plaza, Detroit. Dzvinka holding Taras and Tanas I holding Tanas II |
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