Writing this with heavy hearts, Eleazar Namonyuk unexpectedly passed away at 29 years old on Sunday December 29th, 2024. Sunday evening his mother, Galina Namonyuk, found Eleazar unresponsive on his bed at home. Virsavia, his sister, immediately called the paramedics but unfortunately there was nothing they could do.

Eleazar is survived by his mother Galina Namonyuk, and siblings Virsavia Namonyuk, Svetlana (Alex) Lyogky and Halina (Lyubchik) Hunchak, four nephews and six nieces.

Eleazar's late father, Peter Namonyuk, unexpectedly passed away after suffering a massive heart attack on Monday, March 9th, 2020. When his father passed, he moved back home to be with his family and support them through this tough time. While still trying to adjust to life without their father and husband, the family is now suffering the loss of another loved one.

Eleazar was born on March 27th, 1995, in Lexington, Kentucky. Shortly after, his family moved to Hartville, Ohio where he was raised throughout his childhood. Eleazar attended Lake High School. After graduating, he became a commercial truck driver and moved to Cleveland, Ohio. Although he was on the road a lot, Eleazar always made sure to spend time with his family, especially around the holidays and birthdays.

Eleazar was very adventurous. He enjoyed the outdoors, whether it was spending time at family BBQ's or relaxing with his friends at the dacha. Eleazar loved traveling the country and exploring new places when truck driving. Throughout the years, he gained a lot of knowledge working on and fixing semi trucks which led to the start up of his own business.

Eleazar was loved by many and he will be greatly missed by everyone who had the opportunity to get to know him. His smile would light up the room and like his late father, he would get along with everyone he met.

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"Blessed is he who considers the poor; the Lord will deliver him in time of trouble!" Psalm 41:1