English: I would like to provide more information about the four women depicted in the photograph which I provided of the facade of the Church. Pelagia Korduba's maiden name was Popel' and her adoptive parents were Volodymyr Popel', the mayor, and his wife, Volodymyra Popel' (nee Kunynec). Stefania Fedorowycz (nee Kunynec) and Lidia Dylynska (nee Kunynec) were sisters and they were the daughters of Stefan Kunynec, the older brother of Volodymyra Popel'. Zenovia Kunynec was the sister of Stefan Kunynec and Volodymyra Popel'. Stefan Kunynec later resided in Lviv where he completed the Gymnasium and entered the civil service, eventually becoming a "radnyk" in the City's treasury office ("palata skarbova"). His eldest daughter, Stefania, married Wasyl Fedorowycz, who was born and raised in Vyszenka. Wasyl Fedorowycz completed the Gymnasium in Lviv and graduated from the Faculty of Law, becoming a judicial applicant at the outbreak of the Second World War. -- Zenon Fedorowycz (talk) 02:29, 7 May 2014 (UTC)