Eugene was born on February 18, 1947 at Grandview, Manitoba, the eldest Son of Peter and Annie (nee Hachkowski) Styran. He began his life on a farm in Shortdale, Manitoba and went to Gilbert School. When he was about ten he moved with his parents to Roblin, and he attended school there.

In 1984, he met his life partner Joyce Paul and they had four children. They lived most of their life together in Roblin. Eugene was employed at Gaber’s and Aspen Industries in Roblin. The family also lived a couple of years in Rivers, Manitoba and a few years in Canora, Saskatchewan. After Joyce passed away in 2003, Eugene returned home to Roblin. He spent his last few years in Crocus Court Personal Care Home in Roblin after he sadly was diagnosed with Dementia.

Eugene is survived by his three Daughters: Amanda Paul (Glenn) of Russell, Manitoba, Tinamarie Paul (Robbie) of Roblin, and Wynonna Paul of Edmonton, Alberta; his Son Patrick Paul of Russell; his Granddaughters Teagan, Daysha, Nevaeh, and Taryn Paul of Russell, his Grandsons Jamie Paul-Chupik, Cory and Scott Cords of Roblin; his Mother Annie Styran of Roblin; three Brothers Bill (Dodie) Styran of Vancouver, BC, Edward (Shari) Styran of Williams Lake, B.C, and Terry Styran of Beausejour, Manitoba, and numerous nieces, nephews and extended family.

Eugene was predeceased by his Wife, Joyce Paul in 2003; his Father, Peter Styran in 2004; Grandparents Lukash and Tillie Styran and Peter and Katie Hachkowski; and Brother in Law Don Paul in 2008.

On Thursday, October 16^,2014, at 7:00 PM, a Service of Comfort and Viewing was held at the Chapel of Nairn-Chyz Funeral Home, in Roblin.

Eugene’s Funeral Service was held at Nairn-Chyz Funeral Home on Friday October 17, 2014 at 2:00 PM with Pastor Clifford Paul officiating. Selected Music was “You Can Let Go Now Daddy” and “Green Onions”.

Eugene’s cremated remains were laid to rest with his wife Joyce at Roblin District Cemetery and the Urn Bearer was Glenn Meadows.

Following Interment a reception was held from Roblin ’50 & Over Club.

Dad

Do you know our pain?

Do you know our hearts are breaking?

Our childhood years with fun and games.

Our adult lives sometimes brought pain.

You were there when you were needed.

Your love for us was all we needed.

Now you're gone and we're still here.

We'll miss you more each passing year.

Our hearts are heavy filled with pain.

Life will never be the same.

We saw a rainbow bright and clear.

We hope that means you're staying near.

If we could have just one more day.

We'd tell you all we didn't say.

We'd tell you how we love you dear.

And how we wish that you were here.

And when our saddest days are done.

One day we'll look and see the sun.

Maybe see a bright blue sky.

A river gently flowing by.

Thoughts of you will ease our pain.

we'll remember you and smile again.

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