Educator.
Born at Garson on 31 July 1931, daughter of Anna “Annie” [Nazarewich] Nazarewicz (1903-1972) and Andrew Horosko [Horoszko] (1890-1967), she completed her grade 12 at Selkirk Collegiate Institute, graduated from the University of Manitoba with BSc (1961) and BEd degrees, and later completed a BD degree at Newman Theological College.
She taught at Belcourt School (?-?), Ninga School (1950), Kirkfield Park School (1953-1954), Cossette School (1954-1955, Principal), St. Avila School (1956-1958, Principal) while teaching at St. Avila East School, and Brooke School (1960-1961). Later, while residing in Alberta, she worked at the two school districts in St. Albert, and was a Supervisor for the Alberta Department of Education.
On 15 August 1964, she married Stanley Hayden at Sts. Vladimir and Olga Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral at Winnipeg. By 1967, they had moved to Edmonton and later relocated to St. Albert where she raised their three children. She was a member of St. Basil’s Ukrainian Catholic Church at Edmonton and the Holy Family Parish Church at St. Albert as well as being a volunteer with the St. Albert Interfaith Caring Council and was a board member of Stop Abuse In Families Society. She retired to a care home at Morinville in 2019.
She died in Alberta on 9 October 2023 and was buried in the Holy Cross Cemetery at Edmonton.
Birth registrations [Anna Nazarewich], Manitoba Vital Statistics.
Marriage registrations [Andrij Horoszko to Anna Nazarewicz], Manitoba Vital Statistics.
“High school dept. results,” Selkirk Enterprise, 18 August 1949, page 1.
“Teachers back present Normal School requisites,” Winnipeg Free Press, 13 November 1953, page 22.
“Convocation next week for 1,556 U graduates [Bachelor of Science],” Winnipeg Tribune, 17 May 1962, page 11.
“Horosko - Hayden,” Winnipeg Tribune, 8 August 1964, page 3.
Obituary [Andrew Horosko], Winnipeg Free Press, 5 April 1967, page 45.
Obituary [Mrs. Anna Horosko], Winnipeg Free Press, 19 October 1972, page 36.
All Saints Cemetery [West St. Paul] burial transcriptions, FindAGrave.
Holy Cross Cemetery [Edmonton] burial transcriptions, FindAGrave.
Obituary, DignityMemorial.
This page was prepared by Nathan Kramer.
Page revised: 28 October 2026
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